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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 30, 1935
Page
2
A fragmented notice from The Canberra Times announces a special home delivery service and reader options. The readable text references Canberra related distribution changes and service details, though much is garbled. It implies a publishing notice aimed at subscribers about delivery methods and potential schedule updates.
Weather summary notes rainfall in the region with data from the APH Home station. Forecasts indicate continued unsettled conditions and potential showers in coming days.
Readable fragments show a local notice about additions to an account or office branch. Names and exact actions are obscured, but the item indicates operational changes at a municipal or organizational level. The snippet suggests adjustments to administration or recordkeeping within a branch setting.
Canberra forecast expects cloudy skies with scattered showers and possible thunder. It will turn colder with fresh to strong winds from the west to southwest, and snow likely on the highlands.
The piece revisits Sir Thomas Bavin and his critique of the Commonwealth conciliation and arbitration system. It argues the court remains essential when direct action challenges law and order and cautions that state tribunals undermine national wage and hour standards. It urges exclusive Commonwealth control and a federal court framework to harmonize awards across Australia.
A court discussion outlines proposed living wage enhancements for women including basic maintenance, moral living standards, and added items such as baths, clothing, cosmetics, and sports gear. Justice Cantor and Mr. Bradley debate evidence, schedules, and necessities for varying weekly needs among women in shelter or care, with initials used for anonymity in some references.
Canberra notes that the Acting Treasurer Mr HG Casey said the Commonwealth Government will not agree to a Canberra venue for the Loan Council meeting. It will be held in Melbourne with Premiers' Conference unlikely to be in conjunction. Officials from the Treasury and Taxation Department would be moved from the capital if held elsewhere.
In Sydney at Homebush, cattle and sheep trades showed broad activity. Lambs and sheep prices rose modestly while cattle prices moved sideways. prime descriptions fetched improved quotes amid competition. General quality was mid range, with 2,600 head moved and notable gains in lamb and bullock categories.
Fragmentary report cites a woman aiding a child and industry matters. It references a court petition, a nine month period, and a list of regules or ementa chased with a week. The court milena met the notes and observed a permanent status.
The Horti Cultural Society of Canberra held its annual meeting at Albert Hall with M A Piggin completing a term as president. The report notes steady shows, increased donations of prizes by 50 percent, new Awards Committee, and 224 competitive exhibits across major exhibitions.
Membership reached 499 with 32 life members active in Society activities. The treasurer’s report showed the year’s receipts and expenditures on a credit, aided by increased primaries. The annual report and accounts were reviewed, noting the treasurer and other officers and their roles in Indarenia of the Society.
Canberra City Bowling Club heads the Federal Districts Bowing Association pennant with eight wins in as many games scoring 888 points and only 81 against. The season details show Canberra City tied for the Capital Shield with a narrow margin, while Captain Hattie leads City with 256 points for and 196 against in eight matches. Other clubs Goulburn Kenmore and Cooma show varied fortunes as detailed results list Canberra City, Cooma, Kenmore, and Goulburn in order of standings.
The 1988 Commonwealth census in Canberra employed 250 soldiers in the statistical compilation. Thirty six have secured permanent Federal Public Service roles after meeting qualification standards. Most workers remain on census duties for two years to handle vast data for industrial and observatory purposes.
The Queanbeyan District Cricket Association match at Burris continued with Ly Lees of Button undefeated at 21, Button posting 117 in their innings while Michelago, after three down, reached 100. Sutton Sara Leen scored 121 and Gribbie 80 as Button and Michelago battled, with Shakespeare and council members mentioned in attendance. A special minute noted Mrs RIdridge’s service as assistant-secretary as Canberra-bound plans arose. First Innings 108.
A formally registered company Sheba Options Limited with nominal capital of one pound shares was noted at Berra. The document mentions intended mining operations in New Guinea and plans for a show and lecture night, a winter schedule, formation of a ladies auxiliary, and related activities.
Deputy Premier and Country Party leader Bruxner tonight elaborated the government rural policy. He stressed retirement expansion and production on planned fines, detailing road, utilities, and water projects funded by state and Commonwealth schemes to boost country towns and employment.
The Jerriwa Show featured strong sheep and poultry sections with Holgate of Gunning as top sheep exhibitor and A claimed prize in sheep dog trials. Poultry and cattle entries were competitive and a lively night ball followed the day’s judging, with plans for future shows in Yuan and Gunning.
A report details Mr J Hardy and partners, with headquarters at Newent Wall, attending a meeting in Cashes Taylog at the Fiotel Alaalt, describing the corporate arrangements and individuals present. The article preserves names and affiliations while outlining the international connections and local venue.
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