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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 02, 1935
Page
2
In memory of Marie Hefy aged 75 who departed life April 20. We remember our dear mother and grandmother with love and gratitude. Her daughter and son-in-law Ceci and Ethel Nugrove publish this tribute.
A public publishing notice appears in The Canberra Times referencing proprietorship details for Tan Funeral Capital Pressa of Australia. The fragment names Lad Mort and James in Cantatt with terse references to Pirom and Gerbera TH and an ante age.
The report lists rainfall readings for Canberra and nearby Queanbeyan with dates in March and January February totals. It notes temperatures and maximums for a 34 hour period, along with rainfall totals and daily figures.
Mendes charged at the detective licents this afternoon with intent to murder Maxwell Saitor who was about to an affray in Melbourne on March 5. Detectives McCarthy and Hawker, in charge of the case, saw a man matching the description on George Street.
A Canberra Times analysis discusses postwar currency policy, noting Belgium’s devaluation move as part of a broader international shift away from the gold standard. It highlights how several nations abandon gold, adopt stabilization funds, and pursue currency parity, with Australia hopeful for freer trade and thawing markets.
Queanbeyan members held rink games with Gibbe OBrien Mark 188 defeating Dunne Bruce Kendall 18 Adams, Dobnaton Woodger 34 over Clark Deané Taylor 19 Scott Abrahams Rolfe 50, and a meeting reelected Naidicappers IG Lewis Blantong A Johnston. A prize fund from Mr A Y Abiyame supports April 1 events with courses 300, 500, 400 yards and two cash prizes. The Hughes Shield and Gibbs Cup compete alongside Abraham Prize and Taylor event. Queanbeyan Golf Club to host Sunday rounds with 8 hole championship and afternoon mixed events.
Commonwealth Treasury data show rising customs revenues across Australian divisions for 1984 and early 1985. New South Wales led with about 1.4 million pounds, Victoria near 901 thousand, while Queensland and Western Australia posted substantial gains. Northern Territory and other regions contributed smaller totals. Pension and maternity figures also shifted, with new pensions totaling 38,000 for the year, and maternity allowances declining over three years.
Government moves to hold all future exams with Leaving Certificate tests in New South Wales and Canberra. Candidates must take at least four English subjects and one Mathematics, with options in Modern History Geography and more. Exemptions apply for prior passes. applications due September 11. regional vacancy estimates by state.
Vernon Curmier, the American light welterweight, scored a points win over Herb Bishop in a brutal 13 round bout at Rusheaters Bay Stadium. The match devolved into a rough, low‑quality affair with repeated clashes, a cut near Bishop’s temple, and crowd and referee tensions before Carmier was declared winner.
At the Broadh Council meeting councillors discussed a proposed eight to eleven per cent milk price increase. They questioned the jump and hoped that combining efforts with bread supply would lower costs. The council pledged support to Canberra residents and reviewed royal commission appointments with government input. The Prime Minister noted the Royal Commission on banking would consider efficiency and economy, with the General Secretary informed of the preparations.
The Loon Branch of the CPS CA debated advancing from the Fourth to the Third Division. A Commonwealth Gazette indicated that the university leaving examination will be used to recruit for the Third Division next year. The High Council sought to appoint a permanent chairman for Appeal Boards.
Commonwealth statistician Mr. J. McPine reports a birth rate in Australia for 1034 that is half the rate of 1921. Natural increase in 1934 was 47,248 versus the long-run average. emigration reduced total population in several states. England and Wales and other dominions show varying natural increases. Migration and visitors to Melbourne Centenary celebrations affected quarterly figures.
Personal notes describe Foster family relatives visiting Canberra including Misses Jenkinson and a granddaughter of Sir Patrick Jenkinson. Mentions Mr LG Brown’s appointment in Melbourne and C D Shephard taking over Abraham Canberra store, with J C Gunn’s stationery business in Kingston shifting to new local manager Abetn. Stocktaking at Fule Lo Mi Shephord reported complete.
A Victorian Branch notice invites members to attend an April 1 event, urging involvement and requesting reports on reception night. Central Executive signals potential salary adjustments from July under Public Service regulation, with financial safeguards contested by local council members seeking amendments to the Financial Emergency Act.
The Daily Herald predicts a sharp clash in Monday trade negotiations as Britain presses Australia over Ottawa Article 10. Sir Henry Gullett warns the case will be raised, while Australia stalls without full consul, risking a volatile bargaining ground and possible levy concessions.
Readers urge the league to clarify whether matches run under the wyatt council or the Calborne interpretations and to specify grounds and cricket involvement. They suggest neutral umpiring and propose a qualified manager to assist, reflecting strong opinions on administration and officiating.
A Canberra letter weighs in on the R.S.L. Membership Drive, debating the First Divvy, Anzac spirit, and alleged autocratic tendencies within the league. The writer argues for fair leadership, notes past work, and cautions against intimidation while urging recruitment support.
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