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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 28, 1933
Page
4
A fragmented OCR item lists Commonwealth aims and local agents including EWR departments and named individuals in a booking and hotel context. It references preparation, booking, and regional affiliations with entities such as CW Hobine Mire and J. Dunne A.M. Pellick Bou.
Apeciel armagemest announces daily delivery of the Can terra Timor to Canberra End Qireambegen teams before sunrise each day. The service aims to ensure timely access to the Canberra Tinker and related communications for local operations.
Canberra daily weather summary notes April 27 with entries on rainfall totals and monthly tallies. Records show a maximum for 24 hours near 9 mm and various measurements across stations, detailing rainfall, dates, and related meteorological notes.
An ongoing hearing at the Central Criminal Court features witness accounts about the Easain O'Connor murder case. Prosecutors press for credibility as testimony spans letters and alleged threats while defense questions the violence claims and factual details.
Canberra forecast notes cloudy and misty conditions with morning fogs and scattered showers, turning mostly mild. Winds light and predominantly northerly.
Melbourne era article lists fixtures for the upcoming Sheffield Shield season with team pairings and venues. It names Victoria, Queensland, New South Wales, and other state teams, with dates spanning late December to January, indicating a summer cricket schedule across capital cities.
The Washington conversations between Ramsay MacDonald and the U S president mark a pivotal step toward world recovery. They indicate growing agreement on actions for recovery and disarmament while noting that U S debt policy hinges on Congress and currency relations with sterling. The outlook brightens as official statements hint at progress toward international agreement.
A fragmented report details sheep losses and attacks across Auckland with unclear names and dates. The text references matches, tours, and officials including Mek, Andrews, Kelvaway, and Bydene, noting events from November into December without coherent sequence.
An official Canberra report notes the Governor General and Lady Lassen hosting a gathering of the Executive Council at Government House Canberra yesterday. Attendees included J A Perkin, The Man, A Quy, A Whitham, and Mrowa, with the Interior Secretary absent from Canberra for several weeks. A farewell event honored Mrs. Reginan, visiting Mintund, while Mrs. Bhoobany publicly responded to a Bow voyage retirement.
The Loan Council discusses next steps for the Crown Lawn project and May timing. A tentative meeting plan and potential date were discussed with Mr Collier providing guidance within a day or two. The secretary outlined station partition costs and Commonwealth funding, with budget within four hundred thousand pounds and a plan to fund dottery programs.
A report on the central conference of the Scullin Party showing motions to unite the Labour factions. Debates center on federal unity plans, branch positions, and the approach to industry and stocktaking within the party dynamics. Mentions NSW and Victoria branches and potential shifts in alignment.
The Minister for the Interior announced yesterday the rates provided in the Notes Gramane for 1933. The rates include a general rate of 4s 0d in the pound on rateable lands and a water charge of 1s in the pound, producing a total rate. A sanitary charge of 1s 0d in the pound is also imposed on lands beyond the city, with special sanitary charges for lands in the Cal's Estate, formerly part of Quoanboyan Municipality. The rates apply to the capital city area and outer lands, with details published by the department.
In a Canberra session, Prime Minister and Sir Henry Gullett faced questions over tariff policy and potential concessions. The House debated ministerial duties, economic strategy, and opposition tactics, with Forde and Riordan leading contrasting lines as the Government sought to defend its stance. The discussion touched on dumping laws, customs duties, and the political friction shaping confidence in the government’s tariff approach.
Fragmented OCR text from a small country schools page mentions a likely April or May date and a question about a curthor SAS Hop fne. Details are unreadable. content appears to be a mixed garble of headings and stray phrases without clear events or names.
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