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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Apr 03, 1935

Page

4

Low infantile death rate in New South Wales report

The article notes a historically low infant mortality rate in New South Wales with 116,14 births versus 1a42 in Maren 1984. It compares marriages registered in the month to March 1911 figures, highlighting a significant dip in marriages and births for the period.

N.S.W Bydniey Thesnay le Metropolitan Arta Hurt Abe Jowest New Wales Maren

Detective's House Ransacked in Hue Absence Near Sydney

In Hue absence three inmates broke into Detective Norman Lines of Bun Ture. The house was ransacked though the place was lit. The community console remains, and investigators seek leads as officials acknowledge the disruption.

Sydney Norman Lines Bunture Clemiins

Housewives Press Milk Price Report To Minister

Members of the Canberra Housewives Association decided to ask the Minister for the Interior to address the recent 31 22 per cent rise in milk prices. A letter from the Dairymen's Association argued against sending a representative but offered to consider price-saving suggestions. The meeting, presided by Mrs Doig, resolved to petition Mr Paterson next week and adopted the association's annual report and balance sheet.

Canterma Housewives Association Interior T. Pater Son Dairymen's Association FG. Kaye Cass Duke Witch Canberra W. Doig Ann. Doig Mel Bourne Gippsland James Gray Hunt Saunders Doir Paterson Collin

Arrears of Rent Case in Canberra Court

The Department of the Interior sues John Alexander Irving for rent owed from January 5, 1988 to July 27, 1988 in Canberra Court of Petty Sessions. An Accounts Branch officer states the defendant owes £9 1s 10d, but judgment favors the department for £8 18s 10d. A separate claim against Harry Arakel for electricity charges is noted.

Department of the Interior Jed John Alexander Irving Canberra Petty Seastons James ‘Thomas Accounts Branch Hardwick I Lee Harry Arakel

General Eva Booth at Goulburn and Sydney dispatch

General Eva Booth arrived at Goulburn and will stay on Army property for a week before traveling to Brisbane and Sydney. Reports say she is suffering a complete nervous breakdown and will rest in bed for several days with at least a week of complete rest required.

Goulburn Svangeline Booth Brisbane Sydney Egg Pinoy Hon Winderradern

Canberra Court Fines Drunk Relieving Worker and Leech

John Flood a relief worker was fined 20 shillings in Canberra Police Court for drunkenness on the National Circuit March 30. He handed a prior conviction list to the magistrate and argued over payment time while a bail of £1 had been posted. John Leech of Queanbeyan was fined 20 shillings in default seven days for offensive behaviour at the Albert Hall Canberra on March 29 after being barred at the door and later dancing with a man.

National Circuit Canberra John Flood A. G. Herdwick P M Yeaterday Flood Sergeant Cook Hardwick Mr. Hardwick Mr. Hanswick Albert Hall John Leech Queagbeyan Davies Wen

Maori Choir to Perform at Albert Hall and Churches

The visiting Maori Chair will appear in two concerts at the Albert Hall after a Sydney run. They will wear Maori costumes and sing in English and native tongues, with other appearances at Central Methodist Hall Forrest Reid Memorial Church St Andrew’s and Baptist Church for sacred songs. A farewell service for Rev Woodhouse may feature The Crucifixion by the choir.

Albert Hall Satur Sydney Potnen Central Methodist Hall Forrest Reid Methodst Church of St. Andrew and the Baptist Church W. Woodhouse Central Method[ist Iitaort Reid Methodist Church Muott R. T. Haddon

Kembla Grange Maiden Handicap Race Report

Maiden handicap results from Kembla Grange with AB SOLUTE winning time 1.18, followed by Oriental and Idantheon. Betting list shows AB SOLUTE at 5/2, Oriental 3/1, Idantheon 6/1. Other races include Flying Welter Handicap won by BONNIE JUNE with Caravel Boy and Sunny View prominent. Second Division finishes noted for NOWRA ENCOURAGE and LUCKY CHARM among others. Time 1.26 for Nowra Second Division.

Oriental Idantheon Idanstheon Diya Bonnie June Sunny View Caravel Boy Diva Seca Sealokin Shootacre Bealokin Lady Verlie Downham Pharynx Evena Lady Verlib Pharynz Newsham Inewsham Toda Mildors Lucky Charm Battode Mildora KIAMA Gaystock John Otter Hoens Gaybtock Dutch Courage

Finances Strengthen in Federal Territory Rugby League

The Federal Capital Territory District Rugby League met Monday night to report a credit balance, a sign of rising interest as the season starts. G H Thorton was elected treasurer after Mr Gunn’s transfer. T Coffey was chosen secretary and leader of selectors as the league aims to field a strong team to challenge for the cup. The act of thanks to Menara O Malley Bros for free recomm day support highlighted delegate appreciation.

Federal Capital Territory District Ubatap Mrt Gunn G. H. ‘Thornton Secrdary Mr. Coffey Coffey League C. ¥. Douglas Bmy Coffey Hie Camberia A. Bingeman PB. Jlammand Pat Hammond P. Douglas Menara O'Malley

Alteration of rule detailed in game changes

The note outlines new rules to be published in the Record, focusing on the tack led player dropping the ball knee high and in front of hip, aiming to create equal opportunities for both sides. It mentions scrutiny by referees and committee members, with several important recommendations expected to improve the serum work.

Srcam

Dublin strikers reject peace terms in secret ballot

Dublin bus and tram strikers voted on Monday to reject the peace terms proposed by Sean Si loass, a salesman for industry commerce. The strike action continues as negotiators seek a new agreement.

Dublin Sean Siloass

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