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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 20, 1932
Page
3
The page lists church services across Canberra including Holy Communion and Evensong at Anglican parishes, Roman Catholic Mass times, Salvation Army meetings, Co operative teaf, and Christian Science services. It notes Endeavour anniversaries, youth meetings, and general notices with locations such as Queanbeyan and Kingston, plus mentions governors and ticketing.
Turbulent day at Wellington and Auckland as waterside workers push enforcement of expiry terms on awards. Graymouth air calm. work proceeded amid strong weather and historic mood. In brief, labor action and local delays mark the port scene.
National football coverage previews key matches and expected lineups. Lists Manuka, Queanbeyan, and Canberra sides with suggested retainers, injuries, and probable players for a season-tilting day of action.
A school carnival football event on Thursday evening led to Ken Prowne of the Yellowren Path Kehool being named captain of the side. Warman of Bt. Christe' sphor's office was noted in the arrangements.
The Department of the Interior advised Queanbeyan Municipal Council it is willing to revise the water agreement to ease finances. The council sought a reduced charge for Cotter River water, but the department would not grant it. A new clause would base minimum quarterly consumption on an averaged level, with summer usage adjusted. The changes take effect at the start of the new financial year after council approval.
A special sub committee is formed to study introducing bulk handling of wheat in Victoria. The scheme envisages storage for 11,000,000 bushels and plans 180 silos to be erected at a new site. The guaranteed cost is about 19,700,000.
In Sydney, police probe a suspected revolutionary plot revealed at Central Court. Documents found at Paddington describe plans to strike at government targets, with instructions for covert operations and topography study across Australian sites. Officers remand the suspect until September 1 on £80.
A Returned Soldiers Congress protests to the Prime Minister and Parliament against war pension reductions. The motion seeks to ensure no cut to pensions, noting past adjustments and calling for restored support for wounded and retired soldiers. It includes discussion of observance of Anzac Day and proposals for district representation and aid to dependents.
The High Court granted appeal for Mr Loxton and partners challenging a trial nullified by Atte Mull Court. The case against Australian landholder Mant Co. sought damages amounting to 210.0m. The State Fall Court orders a retrial due to questions about creditor proceedings.
Minister for the Interior Mr. A Parkhill outlined city development plans in Danberra focusing on a beautification program. The project includes water treatment south of Telopea Park, a hockey ground, and a golf and recreation area with new amenities.
The Bandera Musical Society presents a Monday night subscription concert at Altert Hall. The program features orchestral works, soloists, and an instrumental piece by Mr. J. Trotroy. Highlights include Don Joseo selections, Carmen tunes, and Beethoven pieces for piano, violin, and cello.
Alderman Johnson introduces a proposal to boost unemployment relief by 1000 pounds, noting abundant municipal work but stressing limited four day work periods. The plan cites Tharwa Road and Stanford Street reconstruction as projects to employ men while awaiting full revival of local employment.
The vital FCT Rugby League match will be played AF Munuke today with Fini Minatel Bauth City and Moutha as victors in the jant Jocaal on the team. Bitter struggle expected as Orsiniarn Northe looms curtain, teams listed with Worthe L Colquhoun Hurley T Pirdlay and others. Reserves and player names noted. action promises a tense finish.
A local auction advertisement lists various items including a racing tennis court, bus stop, and property references near Majufu Road and Mount Cahors. The notice states the sale will be held at noon on Friday September 6 1983, with A W Edwards Poundkonper as registrar.
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