The Canberra Times Proprietor and Building Details
The Canberra Times lists The Federal Capital Press as proprietor with headquarters at The Times Building East Row Canberra. It notes daily publication with prepaid subscription and post free within the Commonwealth, naming staff and distribution through Canberra hotels and bookstalls in Sydney, Moss Vale, Goulburn, and Albury. mentions Queanbeyan, Queanbeyan & etc and various local towns served.
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The
Federal Capital Press
Tatts
the Times
East Row
City, Canberra
Canberra Times early morning delivery pleas to circulation manager
Readers request details on Canberra Times early marching delivery and appeal for contact with the circulation manager to resolve issues. The note asks for direct communication and actions to ensure timely morning distribution.
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Canberra Times
Publishing Notice Liquor Poll Ordinance 1923
Notice cites liquor poll to be held September 1 1928 in the Territory for the Seat of Government and references section 60 of the Liquor Poll Ordinance 1928. In absence of an explicit signature, the notice is deemed to be signed by Arthur Thomas Shakespeare of Fawl in treet Braddon ACT.
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Arthur Thomas Shakespeare
Fawlinetreet
Braddon
F.C.T
La Boheme at Capitol Theatre Promises Paris Caf scene glamour
The Capitol Theatre presents La Boheme with a screen version set in Paris art cafes and Quartier Latin. Celebrities from Murger’s world appear in recreated form as a grand, lavish adaptation. The production aims to capture drama romance and spectacle for all audiences this evening.
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Paris
Amd Ita
Quatin
Ron Honheur
Gily de Maupassant
Mnother
Charles Teandelaira
Saiah Bernhardt
Pepe
Momus
Mimi
Twr Poe
Talolphie
Authoer
Fred de Gresachi
Henri Murger
Warler
Murger
State roll rydney referendum count note mares
A Tuesday dispatch notes the push for the referenda next Saturday with a reported total of 1,136,350 mares referenced in the coverage.
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Rydney
Local Gazette Printing Office Notice
Printed and published by C. J. Shoke re for the Federal Capital B p e re of Australia Utad at the We repeater office of The Gampamy Alnslic and bert.
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C. J. Shokere
B'pere
Australia
Utad
Gampamy
Alnslic
Bert
Parliament in Canberra Opens Final Session of 1925 Parliament
In Canberra the final session of the Parliament elected in November 1925 opens. The piece notes the transfer of Parliament to Canberra, reflects on support for the capital, and discusses reform of representation, local government bills, and the forthcoming referendum on the Financial Agreement, plus land tenure issues affecting the capital’s development.
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Commonwealth
Canberra
State Forecast Promises Mild Weather Ahead
State forecast indicates generally fine and mild conditions for the present with a developing synoptic change in a day or two. Showers are possible along the dablelonis region as fresh northerly winds develop.
Canberra to New South Wales May Have Fine Mild Day Weather
General forecast near noon yesterday notes fine mild conditions in many regions with cold nights and northerly winds. It reports showers in parts of Queensland and Tasmania, with cloud and unsettled weather toward central areas and fresh to strong north easterly winds along the coast.
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Canberra
fFine
New South Wales
Victoria
Tasmania
Wis
Uren
Tasonan Bea
Tasmana
Strata Sina
Jintland
W. Australi
Giscuyne
Australia
Western Bight
Queensland
Migration Conditions In Western Australia Report
Captain FB B Murphy after eight months in Western Australia reports that many Macmaher out fore Europeans are camping with Britons and urges a fairer policy. He criticizes Australian authorities for not explaining country hardships and notes complaints about trade and employment impacts affecting the drive to economic activity.
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London
Western Australia
FB. B. Murphy
Chris
Nominations Open for Dunberm Such Bervier Council Seat
Nominations close for the council of the Dunberm Such Bervier Association with three representatives from each side of Workmen's Cattnip and Wine Camp. Names listed include ASH Truhowe, J K Dawker, Meco Arch Praughisimnan, Anderson, Goodwin, and others. Voting hours are 2 pm to 8 pm at the river side polling place.
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Dunberm
Bervier Association
G Gsm
Yeatening
JH. Memeraelt
Civ
We Messe
ASH
Truhowe
Commonwealth Gineer
J. 1K
Dawker
Timpeetor
Meco
Areh Praughisimnan
Ac Anderson
Clerk
J. T. J. Goodwin
Grasser
FA. Bw Forchitect
Northert
Ityean
T. O'Gorman
Pepe Cancoel
Cdi
Clive
Abinahaes
Serta Huth
Palling
Cid
Koinisgaten
Weather Synopsis For Australian States
Weather synopsis covers New South Wales Victoria South Australia and West Australia. It notes variable winds from the north to northwest with fog in some areas and calm conditions in others. Cloud cover ranges from clear to overcast with light rain or mist in parts of the west and north coast. Coastal regions experience light to moderate onshore winds and occasional showers.
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New South Wales
Manning Hewde
Crookhaven
Victoria
East Gabo
Natimuk
Uicemsund
Nedala
Taemunia
West Australia
Garcoy
Deluca Real Apr Cultural Ares
Visit of European visitors to Buren ris in Sydney
Among the visitors to the Buren rise the Congress who arrived in Sydney today were Count John Miles, Byontiathely, Dumpary, Pepreccng lia Lele of the Pieri episcopente Sirens and other members.
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Rydney
Tormlay
Buren Ris
Congres
Aydney
Yowlay
John Miles
Byontiathely
Dumpary
Pepreccng
Lia Lele
Elmira
Steiner
British vital statistics show varied wartime health trends
The report notes a drop in births to a wartime low and a spike in certain deaths. Cancer deaths rise to their worst level since 1910 with aging populations. motor vehicle fatalities for 1925 show a similar increase to prior years. Data reflect broader public health impacts during and after the conflict.
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Dewihs
Missing Boy Fears Drowning at Marrickville
An 11 year old boy, Hoare Jennings, is missing after a possible drowning incident near Marrickville Sunday. Police and search teams sweep the area as rescue efforts continue with no confirmed findings at this time.
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Bydneyv
Toeslay
Hoare
Jennings
Milan
Marrickwille
Coward Phas
Cycle record set amid vague hoodoo text
A garbled report notes a cycle record of 147 fished items with unclear names and places. Mentions a named person and a Betty, plus a reference to metal and a destination, but details are lost or corrupted.
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Manlay
Yayatt Hhatinya
New Senator Sworn In After Givens’ Death
Queensland's Senator elect MacDonald chosen by State Parliament to fill the late Senator Givens's seat in the Federal Senate. The journalist by profession rose through Melbourne papers to editor roles and Labour government appointment, later winning pre selection as Latour Senate candidate for the looming federal elections.
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Senate
bin Neo
Neensland
Givens
MacDonald
Queensland
Renatoens
New Zealand
Auatralia
Ohm
Melbourne “Age
Melbourne “Argus
Med i. Sharpe
Trishune
Daily Standard
Cella Manne
Mer
Duaarbnag
Etoeaieel Moe
Rulia
Willy
Uinionisn
Labour
Latour Senate
Import Charges Change in Practice by Canadian Trade Authority
The Mintter for Trade and Customs announced a revision of inland freight duty rules under UK Customs Act. Inland freight from Eastern Canada to Vancouver will now be included in the value for duty, aligning with export destination rules. The change affects goods routed via Vancouver to Australia and redefines charges for shipments from Canada or the United States across borders.
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Trade and Customs
Canada
Vancouver
Australia
Fof
Ixport
Corunda
Mtray
Toronto
Vita
Vr.a
Rand
Cananda
United States
United
Prohibition Sermon Sparks Queanbeyan Debates
Prohibition topics dominated Queanbeyan, New South Wales, as Alderman Land and civic groups debated a sermon by HeW Warne on prohibition. A crowded Triumph Theatre heard Crawford Vaughan and Vaughan's open air event drew attention from Melbourne and Sydney. clashes over policy and liquor law drew sharp reactions from local churches and citizens.
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Commonwealth
Wearne
Strawford Vaughan
Triumph Theatre
Ald
H. T. Land
Vaughan
Werrie
Vie ‘Thoms
Crawford Vaughn
Staunton
Crawford Street
Vaughoan
Roeland
Oliver
Federal ships case over seaman wages before judge
Former seaman Peter Mekiern sued Commonwealth Shipping Rowe claiming £ advance wages for three months after being dismissed from the steamer Moreton Jing amid transfer of the Commonwealth Line to White Star Line. The dispute centers on wages during layover and an expected verdict for the defendant.
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Bydney
Corlewis
Nur Loingy
Peter Mekiern
Commonwealth Shipping Rowe
Penton
Moreton Jing
England
Commonwealth Line
White Star Line
Wits
Cus
Dc Ich
Hin
Hone Sahil
Heather
Seuiling Welig Allele
St George Murder Trial of Migrant at Dotlee Court
At St George Dotlee Court, a Scotch migrant named HAISAANE TIEULNY was committed for trial on charges connected to the death of George Little. The man sobbed openly as he was led away to the cells, crying “Oh, nother” after breaking down in the courtroom. The body of George Little was found in the sand near Malenny River at the end of the year.
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Haisaane
Tieulny
St. Qeorge Dotlee Court
Personal Mr. V Kellway Returns From Official Visit
Mr. V Kellway of the Commonwealth Treasury returned to Cumberland yesterday morning from an official visit.
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V. Kellway
The
Commonwealth Treasury
Cumberra
Viet Ty Abeliwurne
Empire trade talks with officials amid production concerns
Sir Benjamin Morgin leads a trade delegation to Canberra for discussions with Prime Minister Martien and Minister for Markets Matern. After a morning session with Sie Veenjernin, focus shifted to production problems and broader trade aims between imperial dominions and foreign territories.
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Benjamin Morgin
Elaberian
Rimpire Prodimers
Trades School Prizes Offered For Apprenticeship Aids
Prizes are offered to encourage proficiently skilled Wong trade apprentices at the Trades School Telopea Dark. The Mater Builders' Association funds the prizes during the wear and the prizes are expected to motivate students. Other organizations show interest in the Trades. Members anticipate the term to begin next weeks with eight students present. Rebates are in operation.
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Jens
Wong Trade
Mater Builders’ Association
Telopea
Jalai
Selina
A.W.U. Record Month Claimed in Sydney
A.W.U. officials claim a record month in Sydney amid Labour and ACDAD opposition. J. Hulhey, central figure, asserts large union contributions and warns of broader implications for the movement. He accuses Labour supporters of subverting membership drives and hints at internal dissent within the organisation.
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Sydney
Thescday
J. Hulhey
Nsw
Food Shortage Strains Eucharistic Visitor Program
Report describes angle of food supply issues impacting Eucharistic visitors in Sydney. Claims workers face high pressure to meet demand while authorities consider overtime and policy changes to permit extended hours. References to committee actions and potential award variations for meat trade workers.
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Visttars
Sydney
Pbseeta Gratis
Canimbandon
Grenades in Post Soldier Gift Fatal Parent Loss
A chaotic incident unfolds as a soldier handling grenades harms both parents and causes multiple injuries. Investigators link accidental detonation during a gift exchange to a deadly outcome. The wounded include the soldier and others nearby, with inquiries ongoing into the sequence of events and responsibility.
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