Publishing Notice Canberra Times Prepaid Details
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 25, 1933
Page
2
A local publishing notice appears in The Canberra Times noting prepaid arrangements. Readers are advised to check the notice for specific terms on booking and deadlines.
Reports indicate several people were wounded by gunfire on a Thurway near Sydney. Authorities say two bullets struck victims prior to the 201 age, with doctors treating injuries and police investigating. No arrests or motive yet disclosed.
The brief item previews Lennie’s upcoming weakly notes to appear in tomorrow’s edition, outlining anticipated content and format.
Fragmentary astronomical data lists times and measurements for celestial bodies including Sun and Moon. Entries mention major planet Venus near 4.08 im, Jupiter 746 mm, and various partial figures such as 644 im and 4.64 pam. The text is garbled and incomplete.
Canberra forecast notes a fine, cold night with frost on the tablelands and morning fog or mist. Strong south to southwesterly winds are expected, impacting outdoor plans and travel conditions.
The article surveys Pacific affairs and the significance of the region for world politics. It cites Manchurian and Japanese attitudes toward treaties, the League of Nations, and upcoming conferences in Simla and Banff. It highlights trade frictions, population-driven expansion, naval issues, and calls for further meetings to advance cooperative action.
A city council hearing on a timber project and the related demolition of a bridge was postponed after a Works Committee inspection. Aldermen questioned witnesses about usefulness and timing while allegations of disqualification and missteps surfaced. The session adjourned to Thursday.
Canberra weather notes barometer reading 20.38 inches and temperatures with daily maxima and minima. The station reports a 46.3 degree maximum and a low around 34 hours of data with unclear readings and missing details.
A new company named Pro fowmiynal Gap-Pay Cricket Limited is formed with nominal capital of £100,000 in LE and A/e shares. It aims to promote cricket matches and motor events, operate transport from ports, and run entertainment and sporting activities including boat trips. Directors and investors listed. critics warn the plan resembles a scheme to alter rules for personal gain.
Fragmentary notes indicate Austria Hungary and Italy showing willingness to support bi bilateral trade proposals. The Ricelone plan seeks immediate aid and a bilateral framework among Austria Hungary Italy and Czechoslovakia or similar states for export oriented cooperation.
In London on Wednesday the Kangaroos delivered a superb display defeating an international lineup 22 to 11 before 40,000 spectators at Roundhay Park. Mead starred with four goals as Dorapacy captained the Kangaroos in a landmark overwax football innovation era.
Queanbeyan council hosts a meeting on proposals to conduct central hare cewralange activities with hospital involvement. J Watson seeks ground use and licensing for a proposed project but the association votes against entertaining the proposal. discussion ends with abeyance and cooperation aim stated with nearby bodies.
In a contentious session at the state house lawmakers clashed over charges concerning party funds. The debate highlighted internal splits as opposition members accused leadership of misusing campaign resources while supporters defended accounting practices and called for transparency.
In a heated Legislative Assembly exchange Mr Stevens denied government bias in prohibiting State quarries from open market competition for mining supplies. Mr Davies rebuked the government for alleged favoritism, while MPs clashed on royal commission findings and labor party finances. The adjournment motion was defeated 48 to 3, with the House adjourned until Tuesday.
The Queanbeyan pavilion committee notes events and considers extending the walkway. MP Jk Aliphapt proposes an estimated £30 for the extension and related works. Officials discuss readiness and seek lower costs while planning for finance and progress.
Mrs C Whitham, longtime Canbarra community worker and translator to the YWCA, was farewelled by friends and the town. The tribute highlighted her supportive service with WGA and her affiliation with the bridge and Ming Fomaatt groups, while noting her upcoming residence in Hyriey with her family.
A Melbourne public service fight report notes a federal service group endorsing restoration of wage controls and urging renewed federation of wage committees as a means to improve the Commonwealth's condition. The document references government acts and amendments affecting officers and wage policy.
A warning that persons and companies who had not lodged deposits with the Commonwealth Treasury must do so under provisions of the Commonwealth Immigration Act. The act allowed either immediate deposit or withdrawal of their sums, but prosecutions could follow if applicable. There were indications the opt ion would not be extended and enforcement would target offenders.
Thursday the High Court retaps the application of Grierison for leave to appeal the life imprisonment sentence for murder. The court found no merits for an intervention and noted the appeal inquiry under the Crime Act.
Professor H Tasman Lovell discusses the importance of specialized training for social work in a NSW program. The lecture, hosted by the Board of Social Hygiene and Training of New South Wales, covers theory and practical training, career pathways, and the aim to improve life and character through welfare work. Participation includes a fee of 1 shilling with association members receiving free entry.
In a fragmented report Mr Laby gave notice of motion to censure the government amid debate on food relief for thousands of unemployed. The Premier informed him the matter would take precedence over other business as the government faces scrutiny.
H C Green, supervisor of the Commonwealth Council, is named to fill the vacancy on the Caer Avbeinoey council following the resignation of Mr KK Galhae. The appointment will run until the November election, with Perkins noting Green’s prior experience.
Mr Piddington petitions Family Court seeking an injunction to declare the Upper House invalid. The case argues that abandoning the independence of the House and a royal act could deprive the throne of its right to summon members and block participation in a representative government. The reference notes Piddington winning a State Full Court appeal over the Upper House referendum and a copy of the bill.
Fragmented report notes government move to secure royal assent on a major bill. Unclear wording cites parliamentary steps and executive actions. Mentions ministerial figures and governing authority. Local terms and dates are garbled but center on legal reform and official approval.
Fragmented text shows an address in reply to Sir Philip Theym with garbled names and a list of attendees and refreshments. The readable portions reference a Governor discussing confidence and government strain, with mentions of an afternoon tea, attendees including Lady Mackennat and Lord Woodger, and a lengthy, unclear collection of names and items.
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