Publishing Notice From Mercet Canberra
A publishing notice from Mercet in Canberra outlines prepaid subscription terms and local agent details. It mentions the Commonwealth and local agents and references a prepaid subscription rate or offer.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 03, 1933
Page
2
A publishing notice from Mercet in Canberra outlines prepaid subscription terms and local agent details. It mentions the Commonwealth and local agents and references a prepaid subscription rate or offer.
The Canberra weather note records a barometer at 8.02 inches and a morning temperature around nine degrees with a maximum for the day. It lists rainfall totals for Queanbeyan and Canberra for the current year to date, with month by month figures including March and February totals.
A Sunday school event dubbed the Feld Memorial Hunday Memeo picnic drew many children and friends to a reserve near the mall for a bright day of open air games and prizes. Teachers and officers led sports, with several races naming winners such as Gothews Bay, Clam-Weel Piehi, and Jim Torrance. Parents and adults attended, enjoying lunch and the day’s activities while prizes were awarded to kindergarteners and older children.
A weather bulletin for New South Wales notes cloudy skies with scattered coastal showers and mostly fine conditions inland. Fogs are expected in southeastern areas and morning fogs inland, with south to southeast winds turning fresh to strong along the coast.
The article reflects on antisemitism in Germany, tracing historic persecution of Jews from biblical times through Roman and medieval eras to modern Europe. It condemns Nazi policies as incompatible with civilization, highlighting Jewish contributions and noting dangers of mob politics and political expediency.
Halunday Byllain presents a garbled commission report noting 4 000 mm Qina input yields 2kz mite of towern and 3 iiftas of cabien remain. It mentions £20 700 expenditure, a 44 000 volt line, and an overarching plan involving new facilities and regional electricity consumption.
The ceremony featured Vice Regal and General accompanied by bands, with Indy Taam and other officials present at the Fourth Annual Exhibition of horicultural art at the Albert Fr ed.
Inquest findings show the Sydney pilot was absolved of blame after a midair collision over the harbor. The jury concluded the other factors and external actions led to the tragedy, with authorities naming the key parties and timelines, and noting no fault by the pilot involved.
The Rev. Dr. Ray Walter urged church members to follow Christ’s example and maintain a high standard of conduct. He emphasized personal integrity and civic responsibility, urging both men and women to live worthy lives and bring cheer to the church, warning against lax behavior and moral decline.
The jury failed to reach a verdict on Tire Holand, a salesman, and others charged with murder at the Contract Criminal Court. The jury was discharged and Chute remanded to await further trial as directed by the Attorney General.
The article details public works and development debates with references to government policy, commerce officials, and community groups. It mentions proposals for a new development and the reaction of local stakeholders including committees and associations. The piece emphasizes economic planning, infrastructure needs, and anticipated federal guidance affecting regional projects.
Canberra's autumn exhibition of flowers fur and vegetables at Albert Hall drew a large crowd as Excellency the Governor General Sir Ian announced the opening. Attendees included Minister for the Interior J. A. Perkie and Mrs Perkie, various MPs, and numerous visitors from distant regions who praised the show’s quality and spectacle.
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