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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 13, 1935
Page
2
A local item from the Federal Capital reports a city under the government body’s jurisdiction issuing a certificate amid activity. Officials emphasize formal approval and ongoing administrative steps affecting residents and businesses in the district.
A fragmented publishing notice references Canberra based entities and a delivery service. Readable fragments note a special name delivery service and locations including Mont Strest City and Amatrello Léa. The material is sparse but identifies a public or administrative notice context.
Widespread tremors affected several centres along the north coast causing furniture to topple and residents to flee. No injuries reported in preliminary checks as authorities assess structural damage and monitor aftershocks. Local officials urge calm and inspection of homes and public buildings.
The House debated amending the Commonwealth Constitution to grant the Commonwealth plenary power over marketing of primary industries. Proponents urged uniform national control to overcome dual and overlapping state powers, citing costs to producers and global trends. Opponents cited vested interests and lack of leadership from the Country Party, with discussion urging wider public consideration and a referendum.
Minister for the Interior Paterson told a NSW deputation from the Proportional Representation movement that proportional representation should be mobilized for a preferential system in electing the Senate. He did not approve it as a viable method for the House of Representatives and would ask the Prime Minister to consider instituting a inquiry into the subject.
London Thursday report notes Hobbs receiving life membership from the Hurray county arlolet club, described as the first professional to be honored. Remaining cash members listed include the Prince of Wales the Duke of York and RG F Palairet, club secretary.
A deputation representing potato growers from New South Wales Victoria and Tasmania waited on Acting Prime Minister Dr Page to seek the embargo on New Zealand potatoes be kept. Dr Page said he would submit their representations to colleagues as negotiations with New Zealand resume.
London reports say Australian ministerial meat delegation, led by Sir Henry Garrett and R. O. Mengis, prepared medium term plans after a long conference. They push for Dominions to gain a larger share of chilled beef under the Argentine treaty, hoping Britain will accept this principle as June to espity negotiations proceed.
Sydney reports that Acting Prime Minister Dr Page clarified Australia has been allotted 31 000 ewe of beet for export to Britain. Of that, 66 000 ewe will be chilled and the remainder frozen. The British Government said it would admit 331 000 beef units of all kinds, originally planned at 30 000 rt chilled beef. The Commonwealth seeks a larger quota and a long term policy to avoid further questions.
State. Service Sydney reports Mr Flynn, S M, denied claims from Mr Bute to the Legislative Assembly that he incited a campaign against the Government. He said he took no part in any campaign for salary restoration and had been misrepresented. the conference adopted a resolution repudiating the accusation.
The Public Service Association backed a weekly salary payment plan at its annual conference. The motion, argued by Mr BR Root to ease taxpayer burden, proposed four hundred forty dollars extra yearly. The motion carried 45 votes to 29 amid Treasury concerns.
Vic Havereney the Governor General attended by Lieut GB Hunt ADC will leave Canberra for Sydney this evening.
The cricket final at BMantka Oval resumes with Queanbeyan at 118 for 2 after Northbourne reply of 118 all out. Weather favors bowling as Manuke faces tough Northbourne attack. Northbourne holds seven wickets in hand while Manuke’s bowlers threaten a comeback.
Subdistrict schedule shows Berton versus Westridge at York Park and Weelangervey, Northbourne, plus Aumiier Duntroon at Reid Park. Button hosts Manuka with Kappler, Garrett, Durie, Marriott, Jackson, Stirling, Dorman, Temby, Helfier, Hiller, Brarimg and Welch.
Dr W Maloney celebrated a birthday while recovering in Canberra Hospital Matuney ME. A cake with BI candies was provided by the matron Mina Riverett Smith and Canberra workers conveyed birthday wishes. The event was met by the Woop and Mrs O Keefe noted the staff did not miss the chance to show support.
The report recounts a pilgrimage to Nospiistomuct on an auspicious occasion. Mr W Burley praised Laboir’s persistence within the Commonwealth while Dr Maloney, though frail, thanked the deputation and colleagues for their kindness. He conveyed appreciation to fellow workers amid birthday wishes from many quarters.
Melbourne Friday Thomas Lett 36 Caulfield was working in an eight arrow cable tunnel under Brunswick Road when an explosion triggered smoke. Fireman Webb with a helmet and mask crawled in after nearly 45 minutes and pulled Lett out semiconscious and badly burned. He was taken to hospital in serious condition.
London report notes poet laureate John Masefield writing a jubilee hymn with Walford Davies composing. The piece, a thanksgiving hymn in the form of verses, is described as soon to be broadcast. May references appear as part of the transmission plan.
Morciat announces a recital in Maion on the main stage, inviting public attendance at the event. Public information lists details for the performance and venue, with organizers and timing to be confirmed.
Supreme Court Justice Lukin declared nine decrees to be set aside and granted four decrees after three petitions heard on private evidence tied to a visit in December. The circumstances were described as likely unparalleled in the military divorce courts of Australia.
George Sykes sought divorce from June Sykes on adultery grounds. McKinsock cited as respondent. evidence details affairs and a Christmas trip. private detective report presented. court finds all issues proven and grants six months returnable.
Petty Petty petitioned for divorce from Henry Hivorne Petty on grounds of separation and mistreatment. The court heard testimony from Mitehall, Dykes, Bykes, and others. no defense was entered. Justice Luhin granted the divorce and awarded Mrs. Petty custody of the two daughters, ages eight and seven.
Ernest Albert Corey seeks a divorce from Barak Jane Corey alleging adultery after revealing a 1924 ceremony at St Gregorys Canberra and financial support at Christmas. Ellen Lillian Sexton petitions from Charles Sexton on desertion and brutal treatment with a died child, police reports, and a court order pending.
Continued from page one details a Melbourne university commencement with wide attendance. Notable invitees included Sir Robert Gatran, Lord Mayor, and various dignitaries and professors. The address urged education standards and warned against prejudice, highlighting a vision of broader intellectual growth and duty.
London Thursday sees a Victorian ex settlers demonstration outside Australia House. Supporters carry posters urging action on unemployment and reclamation of Australian government policy while the imperial delegation is present. The protest underscores tensions over wartime policy and postwar economic issues.
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