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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Apr 24, 1936

Page

6

F C T Rugby Ahead as Teams Prepare for Young Match

F C T rugby league team to play Young away on Sunday with a Saturday practice between South City and Kingston at Manuka Oval. Teams to be announced Saturday morning. Association notes include a visit from St George to Northbourne on May 2 and a Cup season opener between Canberra and Queanbeyan. Junior players to attend Manuka Saturday at 2 pm for team grading. A Cup presentation to Alastic School was given by Dr L W Nott and welcomed by Headmaster Mr FR Harris.

F.C.T Young South City Kingston On Manuka Oval M. Freebody H. Boyd A. O’brien J. McNamara L. O’brien T. McGrath Keys R. Moore E. Stanwell E. Johnston F. Dogan H. Wall H. Bladen H. Lourke H. Beton Department of the Interior St. George Northbourne Canberra Queanbeyan Manuka L. W. Nott FR. Harris

Custody Tug of War Over Child Actor Freddy Bartholomew

In Los Angeles a custody dispute over 12 year old film actor Freddy Bartholomew shifts after documents show the father withdraws support from the mother and backs the aunt Millicent Bartholomew. Cecil Bartholomew asserts trust arrangements and seeks the child remain under Millicent with guardian co operation. The mother seeks full custody and to void earnings division among relatives.

Los Angeles Freddy Bartholomew Lilian Bartholomew Mise Millicent Bartholomew Cecil Bartholomew Gran

Australia and Britain discuss aircraft factory plans

Australian Minister for Commerce Dr Page and Attorney General Mr Menzies meet Britain's Secretary for the Dominions and Air Ministry experts to review technical questions in starting Australian aircraft manufacture. Progress on the Imperial air mail scheme stalls. Menzies finds British stance warmer than expected while Australian finance seeks a mail surcharge to England and 1d per ounce outward rate.

London Dr. Page Menzies Dominions Malcolm MacDonald Air Ministry Wackett Imperial Air Mail Australia Page Lord Swinton England

Printing Note for Braddon Company Ledger

Printed and published by Christopher Jake Shakespeare for the Federal Capital Prone of Australia Ltd of the afflora of the com pany Mort Street Braddon Canherrs.

Christopher Jake Shakespeare Federal Capital Prone of Australia, Ltd Mort Street Braddon Canherrs

Sewerage loan wants first interest funded

Adverse criticism greeted a Department of Works and Main Roads letter asking Queanbeyan Municipal Council to borrow 37100 pounds as its share of sewerage works. Aldermen said the council shouldn’t raise funds until completion and handover. The motion to ask if interest could be funded and added to capital was approved.

Queanbeyan

Death sentence passed in Dubbo murder trial

In Dubbo, James Earsman, 69, was found guilty of murdering 12 year old John Hewitt in a Gilgandra hut on January 19. The jury recommended mercy due to Earsman’s age and good character before the judge imposed the death sentence. Hewitt was described as Earsman’s best friend.

Dubbo James Earsman John Hewitt Earsman Hewitt Gilgandra

Revudeville at Albert Hall delight Canberra audience

OAC the Albert Hall hosted Revudeville by the O'Donnell and Ray Musical Comedy Company after a Tasmanian tour. Ted Pickering wowed with mystery and juggling, Hazel Nutt and Lily Fletcher charmed with song and Interruption, Jean Picket contorted as a monkey, and Fred Ford with Arthur Farnell supplied lively comedy. Winners of the word building contest were Souter Leslie Holland, W. Taylor, and Miss Marie Brophy.

OAC Albert Hall O'Donnell Ray Canberra Revudeville Ted Pickering Hazel Nutt Lily Fletcher Jean Picket Fred Ford Arthur Farnell Harry West Souter Leslie Holland W. Taylor Marie Brophy

Territory rates fixed for Federal Capital Territory in 1924

The Minister for the Interior announced rates for the Federal Capital Territory for 1924. A general rate of 4d in the £ and a lighting rate of 2d in the £ on city lands, plus 2d in the £ outside the city, are unchanged from last year. Rates are based on unimproved capital value, with valuations largely the same as 1935. A special sanitary charge for Oaks estate land is fixed at £1 15s per house. Ratepayers will receive notices via standard rate forms.

T. Paterson Federal Capital Territory Oaks Hastate Queanbeyan

Lord Mayor robbed at Huntings Hill home in Sydney

The Lord Mayor of Sydney Alder man Howie MLC woke to a intruder at his Hunters Hill residence. He chased the thief downstairs after finding the electric light off. The thief fled, leaving the mayor’s trousers wallet money gold pass and a watch. The intruder may have cut the mains to hinder pursuit. The mayor quipped burglars would have a lean time if men wore pants to bed.

Sydney Alderman Howie M.L.C Hunters Hill

Companies Act Extended to Canberra State

By ordinance in the Government Gazette the Companies Liquidation Act of New South Wales is extended to Canberra. Hearings under the ordinance will be before the Judge of the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory and the Supreme Court registrar is appointed sole liquidator.

Canberra Ganette Companies Liquidation Act of New South Wales Supreme Court of Australian Capital Territory Supreme Court

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