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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Apr 21, 1927

Page

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Anzac Day Canberra Celebrations Arrangements Finalized

Canberra Anzac Day services set for Camp Will feature undenominational memorial at 11 am with leaders from the Federal Capital Territory Rearmed Soldiers' League and clergy officiating. Returned soldiers and members of all sub-branches invited to join. parade plans for May 4 to follow. Anzac Dinner at Acton planned. hotel closures on Anzac Day noted by Premier.

Fedral Capital Territory League Parliament House Imrch Lhenen Canberra Rd. Vencoe Sereo Tns Dacaet WU O&hilers League Federal Capital Territory Jackson Acton

Weather Week in Canberra Report

Weather summary for Canberra covers rainfall totals and rainfall days across several dates including April and February. Data notes monthly rainfall figures and counts of rainy periods with several garbled figures, indicating total rainfall points and days observed during the period.

Rinfal U. A Jhaal

Stolen Cement Convict Fined In Local Court

A man named John Couch was convicted on no charge of stealing a quantity of cement and reinforcing iron from Hew Poe Werke at Car rara. He was fined 25 in the Tuller Court today, with default imprisonment terms.

Poe Carrara John Couch Mienth Lin Eeanbeyan Tuller

Canberra progress in March advances on public buildings

Rapid progress in Canberra during March with major public buildings approaching completion. Civic Centre and Parliament House works near finish while interior fitouts proceed. Bitumen works, earth moving, and new artificial lake planned in front of Parliament House. Telescope operations begin at Mt Stromlo, Director’s residence under construction. Cottage construction expands in suburbia with brick and concrete homes in various stages of completion.

Parliament House Bowen Thield Unis Parliament

Canberra to host visiting Australian cricketers

A squad of prominent Australian international cricketers will visit Canberra this weekend. Led by A A Malley, they arrive at Hotel Kurrajong and meet the Federal Territory Association party tonight. Tomorrow includes city sightseeing Parliament House Cotter River and Mt Strom, with a 10 am Saturday start for the match.

Canberra Australia Federal Territory Association Northbourne Qral A. A. Malley Hotel Kurrajong BP. F. Donglaon Federal Territory Cricket Association J. H. Honeywell Barliament House Cotter River Mt. Strom

Public Building Progress and New Constructions Noted

The report lists ongoing projects across Canberra including Government House and the Prime Ministers Lodge, with plastering and ceilings near completion. Additions to the Bachelor Quarters Acton and renovations at Color Tolney Stadium progress, while new infants and motor vehicle facilities advance at Eastlake and Baxsthike wells. The Canberra Hospital expansion adds 20 and 24 bed wards, Forestry School work nears finish, and bids were invited May 16, 1927 for a principal’s residence construction.

Howse Lede Chuoringge Marfeh Bathe National Library Thuile Trlopea Ainslie Acton Eastlake Baxsthike Ln Hun Canberra Commission School of Forestry Westridge

Sewerage Works Near Completion Amid City Projects

Water and sewerage progress updates show Western Creek sewerage works nearly finished with inverted syphon components in place and cast iron pipes being laid. Reticulations at South Allie, Hindfora No. 2 and No. 8 completed. National Library and Public Office Building works done. water supply schemes at Bachelors Quarters Parliament House Grounds Eastlake Avenue and Prospect Park nearing finish.

South Alialle Hiinndforla No No. 8 National Library Parliament House Stoomwater Dailinke Telebet I Bachelors’ Guarters Fastlake Avenue Trospect Park Fussell

Rugby lineups for Vis itors and home teams listed

The visiting side includes captain A A Mailey with W E Oldfield Tad and Cay Sof ae t Haneke along with Cameron Wright Ellif Calloway and others. The home team features J Tickner Hall M Byrne Graham Hincksman Zeims and Donald among players. Any listed player not on Brow and ready to start by 10 p m will forfeit their place.

A. A. Mailey W. E Oldfield Tad. and Cay Sof Aet Haneke NY Cameron Cc B. Wright J ELLIF J. Tickner Capt Hall W. Tickner M Byrne Duntroon W. Graham Cc. Hincksman Queanbeyan Zeims Hincksman M Donald North

Anglican Cathedral Site on Rottenbury Hill Dedication Planned

A May 8 ceremony will dedicate the Church of England Cathedral site on Rottenbury Hill in Canberra on the eve of Parliament opening. Bishops from state capitals will attend as crowds gather, with a three o clock service to inaugurate the Cathedral Building Fund and mark the architectural commission.

Church of England Rottenbury Hill Alto

Baptist Church Planned as Canberra Church To Be Ministered

The Baptist Union of Australia moves toward establishing a Canberra church with Rev. Dr. A. J. Waldock invited as commissioner and first minister. A 610,000 fund aims to finance initial work, with a semi circular site on Waratah Parkway. Queensland plans a June appeal and literature distribution to churches and families of fallen soldiers.

The Baptist Union of Australia Canberra A. J. Waldock Ita My Waldeck Federal Home Mission Board Baptist Union Waldock Melbourne Mome Mission Board of Victoria Waratah Parkway Yoronda Baptist Queensland Queenland Noldler Sons

Roads and bridges work in progress around Secretariat areas

Road and drainage projects proceed around Secretariat No 1 with kerbing guttering begun at Commonwealth Avenue Ainslie and South Canberra subdivisions Eastlake Business Blocks and at the North House Avenue to Black Mountain quarries road has been completed. Bridge and culvert work under way on Roy Wattle End and Ginninderra areas with new approaches forming near Wian Howai Ginninderra improving Melbourne access.

Secretariat No. 1 Commonwealth Avenue Ainslie South Alhalle Subdivision Eastlake Northhouse Avenue Black Mountain Hotel Canberra Houth Almale Telopea Roy Wa Melbourne

Social Service Council Forms New Canberra Branch

The Canberra Rocia Service Associa tion council's April meeting at Acton Social Service Rooms approved creating a new branch. Debate over using Presbyterian Church Hall for meetings due to consecration led to establishing a separate unit under the Russo Welfare Communities for a new branch, with about 100 families involved.

Toy Ae Meloyd Russsa Hel Welfare Communities Ruid Honey McRimera Drown

Private enterprise progress at Civic Centre shows growth

91 shops 2 insurance buildings and 7 banks are under construction at Civic Centre. Ainslie Industrial Area activity includes a garden forage and bakery development. Fifteen cottages at Ainslie and six at South Ainslie proceed. Methodist Church brickwork reaches 20 feet with crews in place. Manuka sees two shops completed this month, with more underway. Capital Theatre brickwork tops one flat level. several shops in progress. Eastlake has nineteen lots under construction and Teed Block cottages underway. Telopen cottage finished this month.

Civic Centre Ainslie Hee‘lan Hn Alslie Bouth Ainslie Arnegeen Beer Manuka Apital Bustiuke Nopeteen Oles Ae Eastlake Ind Telopen

Campbell Fined £20 for Betting In White City Camp

Archibald Campbell was fined £20 and £2 2s 0d costs in Queanbeyan Police Court today for using a room in White City Camp for betting purposes.

Queanbeyan Archibald Campbell White City

Dangerous driving case near Federal Parliament House

James Williams was fined £3 with costs for driving a motor lorry in a dangerous manner near the Federal Parliament House. The issue concerned his conduct while operating the vehicle in that vicinity.

James Williams Queanbeyan

Population density claim in England and Wales

The article states that England and Wales have an average population density of 640 square per acre, claiming it is denser than any other country mentioned, though the text appears garbled and unclear about the exact figures or context.

England and Wales

Mission unclear from regional text

The document appears to reference an education committee meeting of a local association, mentioning the secretary reading correspondence from a citizens' association. It notes decisions about educational materials and actions to be reviewed at the next meeting, with references to local roads and unidentified individuals.

Hready

Wedding Joseland Crace at St John the Baptist

The wedding of Miss Helen Lingen Crace eldest daughter of E. G. Crace of Gungahleen to Mr John Howard Joseland of Well A sta thon was held at St John the Baptist church. The ceremony was conducted by Canon Ward with Rev W A Fletcher assisting. The bride wore white panne velvet and georgette with Brussels lace. A guard of cadets from the Royal Military College Duntroon lined the pathway for the entrance escorted by her father. Reception followed at Gungahreen with numerous guests including Lady Kyrie Colonel and Mrs Kyrie and many others listed.

Helen Lingen ‘Crace E. G. Crace Michanimas Daisiex van Serengeti Eiduchte Ncdnegdade Royal Military College, Duntroon Mrs. Lamb Hazel Crace Georgette Ken. Anderson Mra. Burnet Mra. Sheaffe Mra. Mackenzie Cunningham Miss Carter Gilchrist T. King Miss Fairfax Milas Watt Mra O'Haron Davies D. Jones Mra. Tyson J. and

Mothercraft Ball at Hotel Acton for Canberra Society

A public ball at Hotel Acton hosted by Canberra Golf Club associate members to aid the Canberra Mothercraft Society. Attended by about 204 guests, with Mrs J H Butters as president and Mrs John Deans as secretary. Guests wore bright georgette gowns in red, gold, and jewel tones, with elaborate beadwork and lace.

Acton Canberra Mothercraft Society Canberra

District Court Opens May Session in Queanbeyan

The quarterly stings of the District Court will be commenced in Queanbeyan on May 3 before Judge Whites.

District Court Queanbeyan Whites

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Sydney Jaine Max Min Seweage Works City Progress Mt. Stromioa Mailey Western Creek A. Calloway B. Smith F.T.C.A Pariah Church St. John the Baptist Tishepe Church of Pert Cathedral Building Fund Social Service Council Russell Hill Aine Russell Coast Canberra Social Association Joseland-Crace Mothercraft J. H. Butters John Deans Mra J. C. Brack- Jarey Waa J. Mildenhall Miss Connor W. Woodger Mra Duffield Misa Jamen Mra. Davidson Mie Beryt Dérabull F. G. Ward Miss WH. Loughrey H. M. Rolland Mra Cunninghame Mra. Goodwin A. W. Paul M. Green Mra. Rowse Misa C. Forsyth K. Pearl Mra. Davis
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