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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 02, 1935
Page
4
Fragmentary weather note reports female visibility and times around 3 pm and a 4 hour period ending near 2 pm. Includes nonstandard place markers and unclear measurements. Notes two points reference but lacks clear locations or entities.
Canberra forecast predicts cloudy unsettled and mild conditions with showers and thunder spreading inland. A squally northerly wind will ease as a cold change arrives by weekend, bringing a fresh chill to hills and higher elevations.
The Australian delegation intensifies overseas labor to secure a fair share in British and Continental markets. Trade Commissioners will open posts in Tokio, Shanghai and Batavia as Australia targets East Asian markets. East Asia proximity offers vast opportunities beyond European trade restrictions.
Queanbeyan Rifle Club held the Taylor Trophy match with 40 shots at 200 yards. Ke Taylor won the cash prize. five competitors matched or beat the handicap. Attendance was good. a trophy donated by Mr. P. W. Hammond fills ongoing member competition.
The amendment clarifies that a firm name may not include proprietary bank limited or unlimited terms that imply company registration and may be confused with existing organisations. It aims to curb misleading titles by firms and aligns with the Company Ordinance.
The Queanbeyan Golf Association held a Wednesday afternoon competition where the Secretary defeated the Captain’s team by one hole. Results include Mrs. Pred Greenwood 4 up over Mrs. Rolle, Mrs. Wormald forfeited to Miss Webb, Mrs. Godfrey 2 up over Mrs. Harman, Miss Rhumack 4 down to Atlas 10, Matron Wright 1 up over Mr. Smith, Miss Gardiner 2 up over Miss Abraham, Miss B. Walker 4 down to Miss Kendall, Mrs. Aubin forfeited to Mrs. Byrne, and 11. HI forfeited to Ayltte. A draw for the next round of the championship and the Monthly Spoon event followed, listing matchups such as Richardson vs Greenwood, Mrs. Wormald vs Webb, Mrs. Godrey vs Webb, and others. Participants urged to advise captain by Monday if unable to participate.
At a council meeting Alderman Ramond noted a letter from Theo Cooper advocating a town swimming pool. Cooper claimed it would be far cheaper than Canberra, start generating revenue early, and eventually be a credit to the town as its only bath of its kind. The council decided the time was not ripe and thanked Cooper for his interest.
In a conversation with Vineer In charge Queanbeyan Sewerage metwrios Ald. H C Taylor said it was unlikely more than a few men would be employed on the rock before Christmas with possible figures next year. The discussion touched on a per capita charge and who would bear the costs, with Ald. Freebody invited to investigate the aspect.
The Opera Society presents an opening curtain at Capitol Monday night featuring soloists, a full orchestra led by conductor Wm Doig, and a cast including Hook, Laurie Loveless, Tom Lessatt, Bernard Beadmaster Ven Vuyt and Ludwig Schnapps. Prices 3/8 2/6 1/8 with children half price. Patents warn of an excellent evening of entertainment.
A fragmented report notes a five month old child and six others injured in a motor collision at St Peters town. Rays Chapman among the admitted patients with a fractured collarbone and serious injuries. Local council statements follow.
Personal notice states Hey Cxorienry Endy Isaacs will return to Canberra today from Sydney escorted by Mixa and Purvon, under the Parliamentary Proa terecon manders. The Governor General in Coane! of the ne proceedings noted yesterday.
Cronulla residents witnessed a Gypsy Moth monoplane taxied along the beach to a local garage after a forced landing four miles away. Mechanics from De Harland Aircraft Ltd sought permission to leave the craft overnight at Bardsley’s garage. The plane, with space for a pilot and one passenger, stood outside then moved inside while details remain unclear.
Melbourne on Thursday reports opposition from Victorian and South Australian members may lead the Board of Control to decline a second look at the Kippax and Chilvers matter for the Indian tour. It is thought Oxenham’s inclusion in the team remains likely despite this.
Importers forecast Australian wool imports into Japan will exceed 100000 bales this year, a jump from 88200 in 1082 with July imports at 70000. The rise reflects depleted domestic stocks and a strong demand fueling higher purchases overall.
The Governor General has advised that the King grants no objection to recipients of the King’s Silver Jubilee Medal having their hands engraved on the rim at their own expense. This reflects a royal concession enabling personalized engraving for awardees.
A veterinary inspector Mr A McKay led rural lessees at Holden’s Creek near Mt. Stromlo in a Bluestone demonstration to combat fluke in snails. He explained snail life stages, optimal destruction periods June and August, and proper application of fresh powdered bluestone mixed with gum over springs and water bodies. A vote of thanks closed the event, moved by Mr John Garvan.
The piece surveys Indian hockey greats led by Dhyan Chand and Rup Singh, praising their all round skills and recent form in New Zealand. It notes Gopalan and Sardine's English team in last year’s opener, with Rup Singh scoring and a strong Indian Army connection shaping the touring squad.
The Department of the terror installs tall street signs citywide praised by residents and visitors. The new posts, horizontal and legible to motorists, may carry direction indicators where present, enhancing navigation and reducing confusion on the streets.
Kingston officials plan action over bicycle nuisance in Thea pointed out Hattolls area. Advisory requests five bicycle racks, but current use is low. cars block areas and bicycles idle long periods. Traffic impact noted as nuisance to motor flow and pedestrian safety.
Solicitor Hubert Harris of Sydney is removed from practice for six years amid allegations of a sham bail scheme. The case centers on improper bail arrangements for foreign detainees, with claims of fake bonds and manipulated appearances at Basel hearings. The judge ordered a prohibition on bail in certain cases and outlined penalties for violations detected in the Basel matter.
A fragmented OCR text outlines a Jubilee gift to states, storm clouds over funding aims for crippled children and hospital wards, with Maud Mason cited on England and imperial modernisation. It mentions distribution in Britain, Australia, and broader aims like employment placement and welfare.
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