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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
2
A garbled local publishing notice appears from The Canberra Times with scattered phrases and unreadable fragments. The legible elements reference Canberra and a local notice but lack coherent details or actionable information.
Fragmented notice requests Canberran residents to communicate names and addresses to The Canberra Times or phone for home delivery. Orders may be placed with MP Murray, Lowy direct. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a local distribution service planned for the area.
Fragmented report notes boards plan to grant authority to order euthanasia of Alsatian dogs deemed dangerous. Government aims to empower enforcement against dog threats amid rising concerns.
The Canberra Times discusses the Advisory Council era from its 1930 start as a bridge to broader territorial governance. It notes delays in replacing the council, likely extension to two more years, and questions whether a purely municipal or fully legislative option will emerge. The piece cites the need for a lasting solution balancing national and municipal interests. It references J Ramsay MacDonald and critiques of Indian governance, urging a legislature with power in the territory under imperial framework.
A garbled account discusses lectures and critiques on modern art, mentioning Turner and Conable, Wyndham Lewis, and various artists. It references a possible exhibition and a critique lineage, with fragmented notes on a London event and later discussions of academic authority and modern art debates.
An unclear OCR fragment discusses Jardine injury on a cricket field and transitions into a long critique of art figures, education, and curatorial opinions, referencing McDonald, Turner, Constable, and the Royal Academy. The text blends cricket with a debate on modern art and gallery leadership.
The article reports a revival movement led by Nie and Cranawick at a parish church setting a new parish hall. Sermons attack modern religious complacency, urging true worship and condemning vague modern pieties while discussing broader arts revival and criticism in late nineteenth and early twentieth century contexts.
National Library adviser will visit Canberra to advise on art from the collections. Commonwealth Librarian M. K. Binns oversees the export dispute as Canberra weighs whether works are water colored. Mr MacDonald will assess the display setup and potential future Commonwealth art exhibitions. He will spend a week in Canberra hosted by the Lang-Lovel family society.
The Australian Veterinary Association plans its annual meeting in Canberra with delegates from New Zealand and Australia attending. Sessions include an anatomy lecture by Dr M R Sedon and Kendall Oration honoring late De We T Kendall. The Commonwealth Chief Medical Officers will discuss quarantine and transport regulations affecting stock camps.
An Australian report outlines Canberra as a potential site for the National Open Golf Championship with a redesigned course at Gander links. Plans describe a new layout including longer drives, bunker work, and improved viewing positions, contingent on member approval and municipal support.
Fragmented report describes Canberra parish conflict over a new parish hall project at Mt John Church in Braddon. Canon Robertman criticizes Cranawick voyage while the Anglican community weighs church expansion, funding, and urban renewal amid opposition and council concerns.
Fragmented report details a pension appeal dismissal by the High Court, with references to Privy Council considerations. Mentions British tennis team, Perry, and Australia visit plans amid unclear names and dates, reflecting a convoluted OCR fragment of a legal inquiry and international links.
Managua reports a blast at the Campo de Marte arsenal killing about 30 guards and wounding many others. The explosion damaged the facility and caused significant casualties in Nicaragua.
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