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A damaged OCR snippet mentions cigarettes and tins but offers no clear event, names, places, or dates. Readable fragments hint at a product or notice but lack actionable details for a full card.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1947
Page
2
A damaged OCR snippet mentions cigarettes and tins but offers no clear event, names, places, or dates. Readable fragments hint at a product or notice but lack actionable details for a full card.
Bernard Descen wins the Brownlow Medal for best and fairest of the season in the Viggerian League. Umpires counted votes at a meeting. Bray of Kollda finished second with 32 votes, while W. Culpitt and R. Bywater tied for third with 18.
A newspaper note on golf course changes proposes five par five and five par three holes, shortening some sections and extending others. The committee aims to reach about 6,600 yards with minor tee bunker and greens adjustments to balance outward difficulty and inward play.
The Australian Loan Council approved a loan of £600,000 to Brisbane City Council as the first instalment of a programme. The loan offers were from a Melbourne broker and carry a ten year term at an interest rate of 3 pounds 5 shillings percent. The council aims to borrow up to £2,000,000 in the current financial year.
At a State Labour Caucus meeting Mr Seiffert of Monaro moved for government action to permit liquor sales in clubs after p m. The motion was deferred and the case was ruled moot as it was before the court.
Robert Gard ner Watson, 38, miner, jailed six months labour after convict- ion for stealing a camelhair over coat valued at £1/10/-. He claimed a desire to visit his wife and family, while witnesses described a struggle and a bruise. Local magistrates ordered the sentence and noted Watson’s arrest amid circumstances of prior drinking and dispute.
The Brete Industrial Commission met to hear a dispute at the Pyrmont sugar works where workers seek 12 appearance money. The conference failed and a 6,000 ton batch of raw sugar is being held up, threatening production.
The magistrate fined and warned for truancy and absence from school while restoring a driving license to Jamies Hancock of the Cotter River. John O Reilly of Kaatlake Hos yan was committed for trial on breaking and entering with intent to steal from William McKelvie. Kenneth John Francis, a former warrant officer at Duntroon, fined for stealing a clock and given a warning to deter others at the Royal Military College.
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