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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 25, 1947

Page

2

13 Months Gaol For Larceny

A court heard the defendant admitted entering Melcatvie's room through a ajar door to check the situation. McKelvie acknowledged searching the accused and warned him to leave the camp that day. Constable Jenkins testified the accused climbed through a window and provided little explanation for the act.

C. Hutchinson Cou Sal R. G. Bailey Melcatvie Wick William George McKelvie O'Reilly

Illegal fishermen caught near Canberra season opens

Interior inspectors arrested five men fishing illegally in the Murrumbidgee and Cotter areas at Cotter Dam. Officers report offenders used worm baits and set lines while opening season preparations continue among Canberra anglers.

Department of Interior Murrumbidgee Cotter Cotter Dam Canberra Ampriation

War Widows Guild Chief Decries Meagre Pension Rise

In Melbourne Mrs A Vasey president of the War Widows Guild says the sixpence rise in pensions is inadequate. She argues the increase fails to ease rising living costs and does not assist the infirm or those unable to work.

Melbourne War Widows' Guild Mra A. Vasey Alck

Five Men Charged With Capital Offences At Melbourne

Five men charged with having committed a capital offence at West Melbourne on August 3. They allegedly abducted and wounded a young woman and her escort Thomas Heffernan. Two will stand trial for indecent assault. The woman remains in a mental hospital.

Melbourne West Melbourne Thomas Heffernan North Melbourne

Alt. Sow to Ofen At Hall

The notice describes an annual luncheon to be held at the Hall Recreation Round. It mentions serving lunch and hot water, with activities scheduled for Saturday afternoon.

Educational Convocation Preparations in Canberra May or Saareee

Preparations for an educational convocation in Canberra are underway with extensive planning for May. The annual Canberra Tiditional Convocation meeting is mentioned amid the year’s early administrative delays.

Canberra

Brothers Receive Five Years For Armed Robbery

The court sentenced two brothers to five years each on armed robbery charges. A prior offender, Robert Allan Bignell, reportedly involved in a separate case, received a concurrent term. The incident involved a pistol and occurred as the men rode a motorcycle on Bulu Pasa.

Robert Allan Bignell Bulu Pasa Diamount

Woman jailed for theft in Balmain court

Judge Lamare sentenced Lorna Jeansta Richardson aged 27 to 15 months light labour for stealing £3 277. The Qar ter sions at Balmain day saw Richardson, mother of two, receive a harsh penalty while a separate note urged closing Dutch bases.

Stoney Watney Lamare Balmain Lorna Jeansta Richardson

Prominent Melbourne donor funds five hospitals

Melbourne on Wednesday noted a benefactor who donated 42000 to five hospitals. The donor, a prominent re sident, said he would give again if spared for another year and recalled setting up a Borneo trust fund two years ago to build homes for soldiers.

Melbourne Gree Borneo Trust Fund

Fat Bullock Breaks Season Price at Auction

An exceptionally good four year old Roan Bally Polled bullock from R W Alison & Sons Dungog sold Thursday 16th at auction by Bchute Bell Badgery Ltd for a season high price of 438 11. The buyer was W R Bruce Gosford. Cattle and sheep demand remains strong with prices at extreme rates. Funeral notices follow.

R. W. Alison Dungog Thuredey Bchute Bel Badgery Lumby Ltd Roan Bally R. W. Alison & Sons W. R. Bruce Gosford Bchute Bell Badgery Ltd

Legislative Council Debate Praise of NSW System

A speaker praised the New South Wales system as the best in the Commonwealth during a Legislative Council session, while noting room for Tasmanian and Victorian improvements. The remark framed NSW as a benchmark for reform.

Legislative Council New South Wales Commonwealth Tasmanian Vic

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