Publishing Notice in The Canberra Times
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 15, 1935
Page
2
A brief publication notice appears with garbled typography and partially legible names. It references The Canberra Times and related publication and subscription details, mentioning Canberra and a price note.
The weather column reports 24 hour rainfall totals and temperatures with times and inches. It notes barometric pressure near 27.80 inches at 3 pm, temperatures ranging from 48 to 62 degrees, and NW wind records. Data covers April 14 and similar daily readings, including min and max temperatures and rainfall amounts, preserving the historical local tone.
Canberra forecast notes unsettled conditions across central and southern districts with more rain. north west and north stay mostly fine while coastal areas see scattered showers and frost on highlands. snow expected on the southern alps with strong west to south west winds and astronomical data for Monday April 15 1993.
The Canberra club's Johnwon Cups Kite fixtures were postponed to next Saturday due to rain. Canberra green team Hodgwon and Henry 27 defeated Dickwon and Hex 2a Frown, while Waverman YT beat Peterson Weatherston 24. Mengton 24 beat Parking and Cook WW, SAY 29 defeated Collingham 17. Noted departures include Mr JC Gunn and Mr Charian. New South Wales selections will face Queensland soon.
Weather over Ute weekend disrupts plans for the Harry Johnson Cup final and postpones a Quean team visit. A practice mix saw 22 members compete on Thursday with Lunch served as a trophy event topped by Mrs Tuy’s rink, while runners up were Miss Sorennen’s team. Various ladies' tournaments and names appear in the club notes.
The Canberra Times outlines the upcoming state elections to be held May 14 with the Premier delivering policy on April 24. It notes Labour leadership, potential gains for the Opposition, and contrasts the Lang Government’s 1932 defeat with current hopes for a stronger opposition and safer policies amid a improving Commonwealth credit and employment figures.
Frensh light on the famed Cromwell head has been pursued by professors Karl Pearvall and Dr. Gm. Morant at Lamiloa University. They claim moral certainty the head is genuine, basing findings on physical measurements and comparisons with eight masks and busts. They note disputed portraits and the head’s history after Cromwell’s posthumous disinterment and reburial in Westminster Abbey, with no conclusive resolution.
Readable excerpts show Reid Methodist Sunday School celebrating a successful anniversary with morning and afternoon services, a children's program conducted by Mix H Fuller and Mira Corlett, and Rev. RC Barlow delivering sermons. The preacher urged prayer and brotherhood, linking faith to daily life and modern science. The event included a kindergarten display and a planned scholars concert that evening.
An incomplete excerpt discusses Cromwell not being in awe and hints at religious motive and guidance from the Daily. The garbled text mentions formations, inspiration, and special arrangements, with references to raters and courts of enforcement, leaving key facts unclear.
The Manchester Guardian notes in a Saturday issue that after three years in office in the Irish Free State Mr de Valera is not yet benefiting from policy. England is collecting land annuities de Valera withheld, while he has abandoned non-coercion in favor of coercive measures, raising business dislocation from disputed payments and bounties as negotiations stall.
A reading notes a British peoples not aliens in Ireland claim linked to restriction laws referencing an act. The brief mentions nations from restriction and ties to parliamentary wording without detailing effects or dates. No further context provided about parties or outcomes.
An Irish context describes the AtULWEY Tribunal proposing new policy and the resulting friction. The Republican Army faces mounting pressure as critics warn of increased coercion and unrest while workers and employers respond to protections and protests amid political maneuvering led by de Valera and the Labour Party.
In Belfast Viscount Craigavon the Prime Minister of Northern Ireland dismissed Mr de Waters claim that Britain could end partition. He warned no government can eject Ulster from the Empire or from a southern republic and that the British people would not support such action.
Air Jamon Cuiri, chairman of the Emmlafelt and Argentine Meat Company, spoke at the annual meeting about British import restrictions. He argued restrictions will test Argentina’s ability to supply the British market with prime chilled beef, noting long experience and high prices in supplying UK buyers.
Fragmentary OCR describes an aged English hall and a country mansion facing upkeep costs. It mentions incubated poultry in vaults and a stage of pulleta, with routes to wardener’s cottage and the grounds. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
Canberra reports outline several important conferences at year end. The Commonwealth Colamine notes meetings in Canberra on April 9 10 to consider recommendations on eyeent rate for 148 34 to Tervinte Beith Austral and Western Australia. The main focus is adoption clim bicarbonate policy for agricultural problems and rural index effects. Delegates will discuss how these recommendations affect primary industries and financial commitments for the coming year.
Sydney. Mr Ty Lang leader of the State Labour Party opened his election campaign with a broadcast titled Profit And Loss under Stevens. He accused the Stevens Government of profiting from the people and using Acts to force sacrifices on farmers and home-buyers. He alleged the Farmers Relief Act drained money from the country while aiding mortgagees, and claimed wheat speculators benefited from a lenient government. Lang condemned the Prime Minister in London and urged voters to oppose the Stevens administration.
A planned trans regional air service between Auckland and Bulledin is outlined by organiser Mr Tree Withers. The project aims for two daily routes, capitalizing in Australia with most directors and residents of New Zealand aboard. The fleet expects cruising speeds around 150 miles per hour and pilot training under Charles Kingaford Siminwalt as the flight advisory.
Crowds gathered as the German Ammer avin Heinkon Pincher ran aground and wrecked on the Norwegian coast. The crew of thirty two were rescued after a rope and breeches buoy were deployed, with one man buried on the seabed as waves dragged the ship apart.
Jean Batten's Batavia flight event records show a late arrival and an exit time around 6 40. The notice notes Singers involved and the sequence of arrival and departure at Batavia.
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