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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 26, 1933
Page
5
Canberra churchgoers heard sermons and farewell addresses as Dr Joln Walker preached at Central Hall and J.A. Munro Ford spoke at the Ameile Church Mall. The Abnaile Presbyterty hosted a welcome to new members with services and choir performances guiding the week’s religious observances in Canberra.
Services at Reid Methodist Church include morning sermon by Rev H W Woodhouse at 11 and night anthem Abide in My Love. Mayfair events feature a floral fair October 14, a Central Hall social, and a Ladies American Tea. Canberra visit planned by Revs Hf Rourt and Young to support Home Mission. Floral Fair proceeds aid church causes.
A August Monthly Show at Acton Hall features Hyacinths and daffodils heralding warmer days. Mr. W Warren presents a display including chrysanthemum flowers and multiple varieties of pansies, violets, anemone, heliotrope, marigolds, primrose, and other blooms.
Two bankrupts, James Francis Walker aged 78 and Norman Hanumiin Richarda, formerly A eruxter, were cited in Brunswick matters. Walker faced 21200 damages for a municipal case, with a building sale noted and discharge granted. Richarda failed payments related to his wife Muriel, with a court judgement and discharge granted. a solicitor noted the debtor may have damaged more than finance, affecting his life.
An invitation announces a Jonson sermon to be attended by invited members at A. City on the fourth Wednesday Waren month at 4:18 p.m. The notice lists names and roles including QUEANTIEVAN nn, Riiadet UY, Hellnose Morting, Favign King, and others.
The Co operative meetings at Central Methodist Church invite Presbyterian and Congregational members and visitors. Tomorrow Very Rev Jane Walker and Rev Woodhouse will preach. Evening Communion service features Woodhouse on "The Confidence of Christ." A meeting of the Cooperative Council is planned for Monday to discuss a report on representative work for the Presbyterian General Assembly.
Barges block the River Tine with about two hundred craft stuck nineteen deep, disrupting the main artery of Northern Frans. A separate incident on the Derry Ambae Aisne Canal provoked naval activity as Drake warned of potential home damage while military aircraft are to photograph the scene.
In Melbourne a disputed will case unfolds in the Nunca Court as Crichton accuses Tinley of altering the will of Kin Tather alleging insanity. Testimony portrays a family rift with accusations of manipulation, restraint and a contentious attempt to override the father. The defendant Crichton asserts the elder Crichton was rational after a period in a hospital ward while the defense links the matter to family conflicts and legal strategy.
Reported threats against ex-president of Cuba spark security measures as guards patrol at a central hotel. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but sources indicate heightened tension and potential plot indicators.
A fragment from the Cologne edition notes secret meetings among Communists in Germany. It reports bonds with Moscow broadcasters and claims the party allowed exchange of red apparatus for equipment that is then sent to Western German official radio stations.
The government plans new measures to curb fruit dumping. Officials aim to protect Dutch fruit growers while Canaan, California and Italy are noted as countries involved. The move seeks to prevent dumping and safeguard agricultural interests.
A garbled report describes a hunting incident near Mt Kenyw and a fire at a grill causing injury to Andy Canning. It notes a patient taken to Na Pan for surgery, then states the patient died. The text is unclear with many misspellings and broken phrases but indicates a fatal accident during a hunting event and related injuries.
Fragmented OCR text describes attempts to restore cut AW in a wartime industry, noting rice mining and cleaner processes. Mentions expert opinions, wage effects, and future abatement under Minion rules, with references to a chief judge and auditors.
A garbled text claims Thurad plans to seize unverified stores of American gold held in international vaults. Submissions to the President by the Attorney General reference known hoards. Details are unclear due to OCR errors and missing context.
Select riding school and livery stables under personal supervision. Instruction given in riding and driving. Vehicles housed. Mates and full particulars on application.
Partial ad copy describes The Fite in East Melbourne private motel near Cliveden Mansions facing Fitary Gurlens with rooms and private bathrooms. Mentions punting Mitvourm and temporary phone number 707.
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