Canberra and Sydney Music Tutor Events Detailed
Local notes announce tutoring sessions at Gregory's Hall and Sydney sites with intention to teach music theory piano and choral conducting. Misa Macdonell, renowned coach, will present training and Eisteddfod preparation. Also listing weather data and rainfall totals for the year with temperatures and wind directions recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirs Macdoweill
S. Gordon Tavers
Canberra
Misa Macdonell
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The Canberra Times Publishing Notice
The Canberra Times proprietor and officials listed announce daily publication with subscription terms and names of city offices and contributors. The notice references Canberra landmark locations and the pending production of Australian-made newsprint, with various local names and establishments named.
QUEANBEYAN BOOKSTALL NOTICE FOR CANBERRA TIMES DELIVERY
Obtainable at bookstalls on Sydney West Vale Goulburn and Albury railway stations. War particulars of The Canberra Times early morning delivery please communicate with the circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Veeeeye
Poriein
Etosesessss
dApthur
Moe
Kennedy
Walla
Mises Vale
Goodsell
Mosciustco
Elotel
Brown
Sydney
West Vale
Goulburn
Albury
War Particular
Canberra Times
Mails Schedules At General Ports Of Canberra And Surrounds
Postal notices list mail delivery times for Canberra Sydney Melbourne Goulburn Queanbeyan and nearby centers. Messages indicate departures from 6 p.m. Sydney to cover North and West Australia and other regions with deadlines around mid afternoon.
Weather Record for Queanbeyan Period Ended 9am
The Queanbeyan weather record shows 1 April as the period end with a maximum temperature of 66 and a minimum of 0. Rainfall amount is not specified.
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Queanbyan
Rainfall record shows totals and dates in February
The record lists rainfall amounts for February with a total of 108 units. It notes specific daily figures and a final aggregate, reflecting measurements from local weather observations.
General Forecast Across Regions Shows Mild Days
Weather brief notes cloudier conditions on the north coast with showers and overall fine weather elsewhere. Canberra reports clear with cold nights and milder days. Victoria and South Australia warm and sunny with northerly winds. Tasmania unsettled west and south with scattered showers. Queensland coast mixed with fresh winds and smoother seas further south.
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Venus
Jupiter
Canberra
Weather Synopsis Across Regions With Varied Winds and Some Rain
Overcast areas in Glppeland with scattered fine spells and strong northerly winds. New South Wales shows cloudy to showery in the north coast with light to heavy rain on the coast north of Rea Rocks and light rain in metropolitan areas. South Australia mainly clear with calm to fresh north west winds and no rain. North Australia and West Australia report no rain in most areas. Tasmania notes incomplete data with overcast and northerly winds. Queensland predicts cloud with isolated showers along coastal divisions and a heavy fall at Yeppoon. Cairns area mostly fine inland.
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Glppeland
New South Wales
Port Puphens
Blue Mountain
Rea
Guyre
Kiandra
South Australia
North Australia
Meron
Queensland
Rainfall Reports Across Regions With Meager Totals
Rainfall data from yesterday morning shows sparse totals across Victoria New South Wales Queensland Tasmania and Western Australia with several locations recording trace amounts or single digits while a few coastal towns report modest rainfall figures. Notable readings include Byron Bay Lismore and Port Macquarie in NSW and Bridport Launceston and Bunbury in southern regions.
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Victoria
New South Wales
Kiandra
Mar- Willaminh
Byron Bay
Lismore
Clareere Heads
Port Macquarie
South Australia
Wil North Australia
Tasmania
Victory and rescue saga of the Southern Cross crew
The Southern Cross and its gallant crew sparked jubilation across the Commonwealth and allied nations after a 12 day wait. Rescue parties prepare to bring the airship and crew back to inhabited areas while tributes flow to the searchers and to Kingsford Smith and his team for historic aviation feats. The article also urges a northwestern expansion of aircraft, wireless stations, and federal action to develop the Central and Northern Territories.
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Southern Cross
Commonwealth
British Empire
America
Glenelg River
Kookaburra
Kingsford
Pacific
California
Australia
Sydney
Perth
Richmond
New Zealand
Great Britain
Kingsford Smith
Plain Holden
Canberra
Wooda
Chateau
Heath
Digby
Matheson
Central
Northern Territories
Matriculation Class Attendance Report
Intending students showed limited response for matriculation classes linked to a wartime Derenity association. The piece notes a weak turnout with unclear local guidance and no clear enrollment numbers or actions taken.
Coal By-Products Plant Aims 3105 By-Products
Report from Newcastle shows plans by Great Britain Ltd to build at Paroken Hill a plant that will produce pup e silver coke for blast furnaces and create 3105 different by products including perfumes dyes and fertilizers.
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Newcastle
Tsuday
New‘waethe Yy de Cen Tompanties
Great Britain) Ltd
Paroken Hill
Maidland Com
Students Advised to Communicate Through Secretary
Students are advised to communicate with the secretary of the university original office for det note and related inquiries. The guidance emphasizes using official channels for timely responses and proper records.
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Ure
British Budget Taxes and Deficit Amid Beer Revenue Shortfall
In a crowded House of Commons, Chancellor Winston Churchill outlines revised tax projections for the British budget. He notes a beer revenue shortfall driving a near full deficit, with estimated income tax and death duties contributing to a tightened fiscal outlook as he cites national misfortune and changing economic conditions.
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Voton
Winston Churchill
Cenealler
Aorta
Tegard
Beer Nbow
Prince of Walter
Churchill
Klis
Churchill Budget Report Notes Tax Cuts and Boosted Consumption
The exchange outlines a 1926 to 1927 fiscal path with no new taxes this year while tea duty would be removed and betting duty reinstated. Estimates show total receipts at £674,000,000 against expenditure of £741,954,000, predicting a £11,965,000 surplus amid a broader view of improved trade and rising consumer demand.
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Charcaul
Churchill
CIA
Fee
Mer
Charehill
Tor
Leensen
Php Richlen
Anya Coore
Vowell Am New Rural Policy Critiqued by Lt Col Goodwin
Lt Col Goodwin spoke at Tharwa denouncing current land policy in force for territorial leases. He blamed the land board for a star chamber feel and urged direct representation for lessees, urging voters to judge between policies and press for a voice on land issues.
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Tharwa
Col. Goodwin
Commission
Watson
Land Settlement Policy Criticized by Commission Members
A Commission and Commonwealth land policy debate laments unsound administration and lack of practical experience in land settlement. Proposals include creating a competent court, reforming land leases, lowering rents, extending loan access, and encouraging residence to improve homestead development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asani Lam
Herve
Court of Appeal
Land Board Open Court and People’s Representation
A speaker argues the Land Board should be an open court with at least two impartial members. He urges direct citizen access, broader representation in Parliament, and unified local government with universal franchise for Territory residents. The speaker insists on full civic rights and elected representation in the Federal Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Board
Land Administration
Commission
Lands Officer
Peopl
Jove
Consi Ener
Giscontent
Aoman
Laasrun Os
Australia
Aire
Government of Australia
Tax on motor vehicle takings cited as too high
Racing men admit the 1 percent tax on totalizator takings is higher than expected. Churchill aims to keep top tax both popular and as cheap as possible for owners, many of whom are of moderate means.
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Churchill
Secretary of Markets and Transport Misses Canberra Visit
Mr MW Teown, secretary of the Department of Markets and Transport, failed a brief trip to Canberra and arrived in the morning. He denied engaging in any activities with the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MW. . Teown
Department of Markets and Transport
Canberra
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