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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 29, 1935
Page
2
Friends are invited to attend the funeral leaving Canberra Hospital at 2.30 p.m. today for the Roman Catholic Cemetery. Quean Deyn Mason Bron Undertakers.
Subscription notice from The Canberra Times outlines rate changes Pace We One Fae Wa Te and terms for renewal. Readers are advised to review new pricing details and adjust delivery options accordingly.
Fragmentary weather note shows barometer readings around 30.27 inches at morning and 30.8 inches later, with temperatures near 8 to 9 degrees at various times. Mentions wind and grass conditions, but many phrases are garbled and unclear.
A London Observer report outlines a major scholarly undertaking The Dictionary of National Biography style work aims to publish three volumes covering English parliamentary life from 1439 to 1529 The project led by Josiah Wedgwood and Miss Holt includes detailed biographical notes full names and public actions for members across both houses and era experts promise a comprehensive record of democratic institutions and parliamentary balance through the ages
Cloudy and misty with scattered showers chiefly along the coast and in the cent south districts, some thunder in the north-east. Warm early with fresh northerly winds in the north-east, then cooler overall as a westerly to south-westerly line sweeps in. Highlands expect cooler conditions.
Forecast notes clouding and cooler conditions for Canberra with mist and scattered showers. Winds shift to the south-west as weather intensifies, bringing cooler air and unsettled skies.
Acting Treasurer Mr Casey told the Australian Women's National Club in Melbourne that pressure from outside Parliament, including letters and telegrams, influenced the tax measure later restricted by the High Court. He warned against demonising outside voices while urging listening to public opinion in a democracy.
A fragmented report notes donors contributing over £100 with further sums totaling thousands toward England's historical publications. It highlights parliamentary involvement and aims to publish early British history, seeking institutional aid and future support to cover the remaining costs.
The 1935 FOTLA pennant race began Saturday in ideal conditions. Forty matches produced tight play though many teams were under strength due to holidays. Northbourne and Reid won in A Grade, with mixed and B Grade results showing evenly matched teams and several close games. The association handbook is available through club secretaries and sports depots.
In Queanbeyan on Saturday evening Labour candidate C. 5. Moore argued Labour policies faced changes under the Brevens-Bruxner Government and pledged restoration of the original Statutory Act. He claimed alliance prospects with Queensland Tasmania Western Australia and support from the Country Party in Victoria. The talk touched on wage policy unemployment and constitutional reform including a proposed Upper House elected with preferred proportional representation. Leo O’Neill chaired.
A former Queen Vic favorite singer staged a remarkable London recital in a Covent Garden mansion. Seventy somethings attended as candlelight, gilt chairs, and symbolic color themes accompanied her performance. She spoke afterward of achieving the ambition of her life by singing and seeing the colors of her songs.
Mrs Blomfield and several Canberra guests visited Government House Canberra yesterday afternoon. In Lady Taeson’s absence they met with City Guide Movement representatives at afternoon tea in Sydney.
The Rev. C. E. Turnbull preaches at St Andrew on Anzac Day, linking David and his loyal outlaws to modern sacrifice. He recalls the Bethlehem well incident, honors soldiers who died for freedom, and urges steadfast faith and duty in war and peace. He notes mothers and families who sacrificed, and questions contemporary devotion to freedom and responsibility.
A Canberra Times readers' letter criticizes the Department of Health and the hospital system. The author argues for an independent board, denounces current policy as failing domestic care, and urges public accountability and reform to protect health services and the hospital network.
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