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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1933
Page
4
Publication notice from Canberra details the local authorities and agencies involved, outlining procedural steps, deadlines, and official actions affecting residents and properties. The fragment indicates administrative announcements and public notices issued by authorities with a focus on local governance and compliance requirements.
A fragmented notice lists SHE WEATHER and GOLF ASSOCIATES. The readable words suggest a local sports or weather flier tied to Camporra area, Thuytnapy, and a 3 Rg reference, but details are unclear in the OCR fragment.
Canberra weather report notes scattered showers on the tablelands with otherwise fine conditions and severe frost in the cold, followed by a milder day. Expect fresh to strong south to southeast winds and cooler temperatures overall.
The Canberra advisory council faces a vacancy as Mr F K Gell resigns after more than three years of service. The minister may appoint a resident and qualified person to fill the unexpired term, with the selection potentially reflecting voters’ preference votes from the last election. An appointment will influence council direction during the interim period.
Obscure text reports on Perican ban and Vader recovery with scattered terms. Mentions Washington and an event date and potentially financial topics. The readable parts point to a government or administrative context and a meeting or agreement with unspecified details.
Unclear event described with fragmented OCR text mentions fire scare at a building dining room area, people reacting in corridors, and rumors about a tenant. No coherent names, places, or specifics can be confirmed from the readable passages.
Abitratiin Sénrt to day ine evens En si dwt male Hts 'orn Jn. heme ares 3 ansnt very to £ 10/e B weak Aw 10 BHA 4 eat oe Silat. Rates for other parts of (hestalo) were unassared.
The special inspector of penitentiary schools reports that in Yoatiwaliine a teacher altered the Hog and holated a pair of trainers on the fhuxpole. Mr Haxton explains the Feparty had not received by the Bawetian Department any legitimate evidence of alleged divisions among workers. Investigation found other misinterpretations.
Police charged Hin McManon and Pyedaricke Mturhbroak for thefts aboard a railway truck between Tarling Harbour and Watlangens. Court heard they conspired to steal valued goods, with one defendant acting as lookout. Investigators traced the loot to Lewin Brew sons, who admitted carting items to Sydney.
In a divorce proceeding the husband Hicke faced allegations of possible infidelity with two women Beamer and Micka. The hearing described a revolver scene where Hicke claimed the weapon was unloaded. The judge noted the period of separation and dismissed the petition. the petitioner was ordered to pay costs. Market reports and weather observations followed in the issue.
Fragmentary Sydney Marine Court notes describe Christina Fram and crew aboard the collier Christina Power. Witnesses allege inadequate seaworthiness and possible overload. evidence discusses weather impacts, voyage risks, and potential liability. Judgment reserved pending further testimony.
In London officials including Mr J A Lyona and Mr Lona discussed matters affecting Australia. Agreement to cooperate with Australian representatives was limited by concerns over the extent of collaboration. Mey Levene indicated that Commonwealth approaches in London aligned with existing negotiations.
A Commonwealth Health Minister discussion outlined public expenditure on tropical health research and services. Mr GW C Mure stated no curtailment of research funds, while emphasising collaboration with State Governments to address tropical disease and public health needs in northern Australia and the territories.
A crowded international jamboree opens with scouts from Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Africa and Britain. The ceremony features diverse groups, flags, and large public attendance as leaders address the gathering.
Victorian Supreme Court upheld a seller's liability for instalments under a land sale despite a moratorium act. The case involved a purchaser who bought shares via a trust and later defaulted on payments. The Merwin Company sought recovery in the Supreme Court, with Justice Mieke delivering the judgment. The decision centered on the contract's real estate link and the buyer’s obligations in the transaction.
An observance marks the World War anniversary with a smoke concert by the British Legion Australia unit. Prominent helpers include local branch leaders, civic figures, and community volunteers from the F.C. Tranch group and named supporters listed among participants.
A farewell social was held for three choir members J Drury Tom Stevens and A Drake with tributes from Harold Green and others. Friends and families joined in singing Auld Lang Syne as melodies and reminiscences filled the event.
Paris correspondent reports Dorothy Wright, aged seven, mortally wounded in a hotel shooting at 4 30 pm and later died at an American hospital. Investigation notes suggest family links and possible involvement of a man connected to a prominent family. Local authorities probe motive as inquiries continue.
A Supreme Court writ seeks 15000 from Dorey Palmer, a preyhound reciter, via Sydney solicitors acting for Linyd Thupone Cor qains, a San Francisco resident and dog owner. The record references an arrest and custody release by authorities on a London street.
A government notice reports Mr F K Gy will resign from the Advisory Council. It states his intended departure from Canberra for a capital ceremony and outlines the timing, roles, and posts involved in the transition. The document references Crown matter processes, the Royal Manipu Gallery, and appointments to the Chief Clerk and Solicitors offices in Canberra.
A fragmented report describes COE impressions from a trip through Melbourne Canberra and the national capital as he reflects on education, privilege, and the role of youth. The account mentions Dr Cranewick and a Canberra gathering, noting pride in the capital’s influence on learning and national sentiment.
The Prime Minister arrives in Canberra from Sydney to attend the Commonwealth Migration Conference. Key officials including Mr Lyons and Mr Perkin are mentioned, with discussions about the wealth government representation and a Melbourne term meeting. Deputy Registrar and Whitelaw appointments are noted amid broader administrative talks.
Fragmented clipping reports Indian silver to fund war debt with unclear figures and text. Mentions Vancouver and New York travel notes and a Shakespeare reference amid printed notices. Details are garbled with several illegible phrases and improper capitalization.
The readable text is garbled with incomplete phrases and nonstandard words, yielding no coherent event, named entities, or actionable facts to summarize into a proper newspaper card.
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