Funeral Notice for Edward Jamya Quiog Canberra
Interment at Al Foba'y Gemtury Canberra follows a funeral service for Edward Jamya Quiog aged 28. The relatives invite attendance with details including date and place of memorial in Canberra.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 24, 1935
Page
2
Interment at Al Foba'y Gemtury Canberra follows a funeral service for Edward Jamya Quiog aged 28. The relatives invite attendance with details including date and place of memorial in Canberra.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference CANBERRA events on a Friday in May with items about opticians and Georges Street in Aysney. Details are garbled, preventing a clear summary of date, place, or participants.
Fragmentary weather report notes 29.9 inches at 9 a.m and 30.5 inches at 3 p.m. Mentions locations 4,24 Ave and Emm WW with directions NW NNW. Includes scattered terms about dogs, miscore, and current year April totals.
Canberra forecast notes a fine, cold night with frost on tablelands and west to westerly winds. It mentions Marche weather details for Randwick Wimarrow and lists astronomical events and times for April 24 1935, with minor errors present in the source text.
The article discusses UK migration pressure and Australian response outlining how unemployment in Britain and Dominions affects migration policy. It argues Australia must balance export market growth with domestic capacity and urges private capital, not large public works, to fund development such as the Snowy River scheme while maintaining Dominion trade interests.
The report chronicles a sweeping Labour victory led by Mr Lang with decisive support across the audience and regions. It notes Mr Lang's persuasive policies, the government’s handling of unemployment, and calls for continued public confidence in the party’s future.
A tense speech by Mr Lang accuses the anti Labour Government of wage reductions and intimidation. He argues payrolls fall behind living costs and warns of continued pressure on workers and unemployment as ministers pursue lower base wages. The speaker calls for action to protect working conditions and wage levels.
The annual district event of the Boy Scouts in the Canberra District was held at Cottermouth during the Manter holiday. Five troops took part under the supervision of District Scoutmaster Mr M. Nuthit and Camp Chief from Pennant Hills. The Canberra troops, including St Johns and other units, showed creditable performance despite new scouts, with a high standard camp. The competition results listed include Canberra St Johns third, Canberra Gapllut second, and other placements. The rev C Faulkiner from Sydney attended to lead Scouts Service on Sunday. The Canberra troop parade to Parliament House scheduled for 10 30 a.m. on Thursday prior to Anzac Day service.
The Commonwealth Statistician reported quarterly price adjustments for 1935 reflecting a 30 percent wage cut from the 1921 court ruling. Data show May pay period applicability and regional variations across Sydney Adelaide Hobart and Melbourne with fluctuating figures and seven decrements displayed.
Canberra hosts a formal 20th anniversary Anzac Day ceremony at Parliament House with Governor General Sir Isaac Isaacs attending. The program includes a march past, national anthem, and a post-ceremony gathering at Albert Hall, with government officials and military units represented and special buses supplied from suburbs.
The Canberra Horticultural Society hosts an annual chrysanthemum exhibition at Albert Hall on Saturday. Non competitive displays from Bret Warren’s Supina Road nursery promise some of the finest blooms, including Henry K. Trueman and Angela Pink, with numerous varieties and giant single blooms attracting keen interest. Mr Warren cultivates over 1,000 plants for the event, highlighted by decorative and anemone-centered varieties.
The Canberra team for Richardson Cup plays at 3.16 pm with players including Harrington OBrien Boeching McNamara Riley Keys Crimes Gribble Seton Wilts Grant Burke Binden and reserves Ongley Owens. A second group lists Culquhoun Meceath Owern Brovens OBrien Torgy Clare Matthews Kenridge Moor Ongley Sheen Lambert as reserves for 2 pm.
The mixed four ball event at Royal Canberra was framed as a key club competition. Details are scarce due to OCR errors, but the note indicates ongoing preparations and entries for a forthcoming match at the venue.
Inclement conditions over the holiday disrupted play at the Bowling City Club. Mixed results from Friday to Monday with Wade and Martin narrowly edging Trafford and Lott in a handicap. Practice games and ladder results follow as players prepare for resumed sessions next Thursday afternoon.
The death occurred at his Canberra home in the morning. Edward Sein Sulee, aged 68, was a prominent figure in Canberra sport during the construction days, serving as a key listener and participant in maters and Haats.
The Apri meeting of the CLUES substation was held in the Priel Bocletien Hall with considerable business conducted and a large attendance. A special will was announced for May 4. 6890, and Dr Galuma gave a well received address. The Canberra sub-branch held April 1 at B A Clay Whee, with enjoyable remarks by De. Fr Galuma. Westlake branch celebrated its April meeting on April Wh with a pleasant musical evening and social. Members and prices were noted.
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