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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 12, 1935
Page
4
Fragmented forecast from Canberra dated Thursday April 1 reports mixed measurements including temperatures and rainfall, with references to hours and degrees. Content is unreadable in places but notes a low temperature around two dozen degrees and a high near one hundred inches in odd formatting.
Fragmentary OCR notes from Queaneryan Tempe records mention ruin and current conditions without coherent context, lacking identifiable people, places, dates, or actions to form a complete news item. Further readable text needed for a concise summary and proper headline.
The 78th Cunerrs Advisory Council meeting chaired by Dr J H Cuuype stone discussed Paterson's pledge on council powers and an ordinance before adjournment. Residents petitioned for safer Beduilick Creek crossing, school services extensions to Fywatwick, earlier Telopen Park School hours, public telephone access, and new amenities at Mojongla. The Department of the Interior noted funding delays for Telopen Park temporary accommodation and a new High School, plus efforts to promote racecourse planting and traffic safety measures at Empire Circle junction.
In a disrupted record, workers at the Giutacweat Printing Office faced actions amid a dispute over job assignments and parking. The motion proposed drawing attention to administrative shortcomings and ensuring proper provisions for employees, including bicycle parking, amid the ongoing federal printing concerns.
A terse court transcript shows DARRAGE denying that charges for container provisions will be abated. The proceedings focus on whether the disputed fees apply and how they should be interpreted under current law.
Report notes the Sydney legislature’s final sitting before elections, with many measures passed and discussion of personnel changes to come. Members, weary from a lengthy term, exchanged banter as the House prepared to adjourn, while Labour and Government critics debated conduct and the upcoming campaign.
The Federal Labor Party executive tonight endorsed former Federal Minister J. B. Chifley to oppose State Party Leader J. T. Lang in the Auburn electorate at the State Elections. Other endorsed candidates include Mrs J. Col sourne for Petersham Pol uinane for Kogarah TH jeDicken for Concord and A. Dapdiner for Canterbury.
The Interior Minister Mr Paterson urges a stronger Canberra Advisory Council with ordinances to be submitted for council input. The Norfolk Inland Act provides a model requiring 90 days pre submission and 30 days for representations, shaping a legally backed council role. The piece argues Canberra needs similar powers to end nebulous council duties and ensure meaningful lawmaking influence.
The report covers social and official happenings in Canberra including a meeting between His Excellency the Governor-General and Adrian Holman KC, minor parliamentary notes on budget and federal capital territory protections, and arrangements for religious services led by Rev. Barlow. It mentions bridge damage at Hoyulla and a proposed deviation, plus marriage congratulations for Mina Kitty.
Fragmented OCR text references Star Theatre and names but lacks coherent details. cannot determine event, date, or participants. This entry preserves only isolated words without a clear main action or outcome.
The weather readings are being recorded more consistently, with daily observations now underway. A more complete dataset will be available in Comber, reflecting increased documentation and monitoring of conditions.
The Senate and House leaders discussed the Royal Commission's vast expense and conflicting reports, with Beasley condemning the inquiry's scope. Acting Treasurer Calley signaled careful review during recess, and policy on extending or forming a new commission was considered. The session adjourned after remarks on political departures and ongoing parliamentary reform.
Aloha Fiji gold shares drew strong interest with an offer made today but no sellers appeared. The previous day saw £460 traded quietly, reflecting cautious activity in the market.
Market commentary notes a limited sale of cattle with improvements in sheep and other stock. Prices vary by class, with heavy bullocks scarce and quality noted as forward and inferior lots present. Yardings totaled around 4,000 head with selective offerings and restricted demand.
Police cordon closes streets after a series of robberies reported around Melbourne East Gippland. Authorities say two suspects are in custody, with ongoing efforts to identify others. Public safety officials urge residents to stay indoors as investigations continue.
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