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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 06, 1935
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment references funeral services at St. Fenn's with a June-like date and mentions Home Names and a quote about "ROKITE PRODUCTS" and "Times" BradDom. The readable parts are insufficient to identify people, places, or events clearly.
Readable fragments show a local notice regarding a business or property matter in Canberra Australia with partial details and names obscured by the OCR. The item appears as a small classified notice possibly about free within limits and consumer information.
The current period records show rainfall and weather notes for Queanbeyan with dates in May and August. Data includes gauge readings, periods of rain, and associated meteorological observations for the area.
A motion to abolish firearm licences in the Federal Capital Territory was debated by the Advisory Committee. The proposal, moved by Mr Shake Chief and supported by Col. HL Gooden and Mr MC Green, sought to curb licensing practices and reduce firearms accessibility amid evolving security concerns.
The Canberra Amigtewr Opera staged a performance featuring Miss By Parva with Lanna, nc hy as a guest, presenting Mian Mook of Holland. Mr HC Teere KC hosted the event at Capitol Theatre, Canberra, noting an afternoon or evening recital of Hours.
Canberra forecast notes scattered showers at first with generally colder weather. The outlook mentions improving conditions as a south west wind pattern develops and squally conditions ease.
A Canberra medical practitioner warns of widespread deficiency diseases among children and adults in the Territory. He urges an immediate Department of Health survey, closer scrutiny of parental responsibility, and action to bridge gaps between infant care and school age to protect public health and future citizens.
Tourists increasingly visit Canberra drawn to Parliament House and surroundings. The Joint House Committee’s booklet, 40 pages, outlines Parliament’s operations and a brief history, noting the building’s modern facilities, three acres, 250 rooms, banking, post office, electricity, library, and living quarters. The precinct expands to 16 acres with grounds, bowling green, cricket, and ample tours. More than £400 returned from handbook sales signals rising visitor numbers.
A Commonwealth Solicitor General report to a Melbourne conference outlines proposed reforms for taxation appeals. It calls for a special judge to hear appeals against State and Commonwealth Taxation Commissioners. The plan envisions final factual and discretionary rulings by the appellate tribunal with appeals to the High Court on points of law.
The Teal payment of 24 boxhel 16 heeraslous farmers from the Federal fund of 190000 will be made this week. Over 6000 recipients have received the payments, described as necessary support for urged farmers.
Queanbeyan graziers met to urge the Federal Government to build abattoirs with rendering facilities within one Federal Territory near the railway. A two level stock route bridge at Butte's Crossing was supported to ease stock travel and bridge traffic on Munic tal Balvyardy. District graziers pledged full support for a Queanbeyan ambulance corps and reconstruction of Grennan's Creek bridge on the Tasewa Road.
The Canberra Amateur Operatic Society staged Miss Hook of Holland at the Capitol Theatre. Despite some ensemble tightness and finale pacing, the cast led by Aimee Wyse and David Coste delivered strong solos, vibrant chorus work, and colorful stage design for a creditable if uneven production.
A fragmentary note from Melbourne on Monday cites a claim that the city is the most musical in some context. The item references a visitor named Muriet and hints at comparison with other places without clear details or outcomes.
Canberra Council votes to extend child welfare supervision from birth to school age. Advisory Council recommends Government fund expanded oversight for all children in the Federal Capital Territory, using Jubilee funds and Commonwealth grants. The measure suggests recognizing or extending the Mothercraft Society to deliver the program.
The late Mrs H E Gill is mourned by students and staff at Alndliy Public School. Headmaster RC Smith spoke of her deep love for the school and her strong character. The funeral will be held at Vaucluse graveyard with relatives noted in attendance.
A windstorm swept the Punnuee district yesterday causing unrooted houses and widespread debris. Reports describe damaged roofs and toppled trees with numerous dwellings affected and residents assessing losses.
On Monday at Curve Manly a crane hoisting 508 bricks toppled, sending debris from a two storey building. Olga Falian, 23, escaped injuries while John Hummers, 38, was knocked unconscious but recovered. Two others were in the building at the time.
Branch Council meets in Al-Tert Mall Lecture Room on Saturday October 10, 1936. Me Ht. L. Maude to preside, with elections results to be announced by Mr. N. Jeffries. A smoke social for members only will follow, catering to be advised. Also notes on High Council of Service Unions, salary and travel allowances, sick leave reforms, and arbitration determinations affecting public service officers.
The report reviews a 5 percent rate on public servants and outlines arbitration outcomes. It notes that a Public Service Board considered claims on reclassifications and travel allowances, with decisions on furlough and transfer rules. The piece covers the WA and Commonwealth service acts, leave interpretations, and a union executive meeting led by Mr Goodall, with officers named and roles listed.
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