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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 01, 1933
Page
3
The page lists a wide range of church services and meetings including Roman Catholic, Presbyterian, Methodist, and Congregational notices. Mass times at Christopher's, Saint Mary, and local parishes are detailed alongside devotionals, baptisms, and Sunday service hours. Community meetings, youth gatherings, and cooperative church activities are also listed with locations and times.
A disrupted archived report notes a halted project tied to the Cantatin Presbyterian entity, with details indicating a third portion remains halted and awaiting further action.
A community Methodist Sunday School picnic drew a large crowd of parents and friends. Woeful weather threatened but hearty arrangements provided for all attendees with meals and fellowship in a welcoming setting hosted by local church leaders.
Thrifty retailer runs a regional ad listing items with bartered prices and delivery options. Mentions brands Adelaide Tailoring, Manuka area and various locations including Ath, Gowbam, Waase, and Albury. One price policy and delivery service emphasized.
In Melbourne, Major W. P. Canter and Major Conder step down from ceremonial roles as the Australian Statutory Commission reshuffles leadership amid a vacant office. The event marks changes to the organizing body and honors, with substitutions expected to streamline duties.
A day of prayer was observed in Sydney Krigay To-Auy with services at Anutrew a Cathedral. Anglican Archbie hosted gatherings to welcome the new bishopric and bless the Section of the church.
A fragmented report on a public inquiry into the death of a person linked to art and remembrance. The discussion covers nationalisation, banking policy, taxation, and the role of a central bank in austerity and cultural funding, with references to figures such as Mr Kenny and Mr Deville.
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