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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1933
Page
4
A reader recounts recovery from rheumatism after eight years bedridden by taking Kruschen Salts. She attributes improved walking and vitality to regular doses, explaining uric acid crystal buildup as the cause and praising the product’s cleansing effects. Available at chemists and stores at 60p per bottle.
Canberra Golf Club reports a new course record of 67 by professional tester Petterson at Royal Canberra. He surpassed the 68 par with brilliant driving and solid pitching and putting. Next Sunday he faces Open Champion L Kelly in a match that will feature a Goulburn Club touring party.
Dr L C Jauncey, Harvard philosopher, profiles Commonwealth Bank of Australia founded 1912 with a £10,000 overdraft. He notes current assets near £100 million and profits around £25 million. The piece lauds founder Denis Miller and Sir Robert Gibson, foresees a balanced budget by 1984 and the bank becoming the peoples bank. He urges Australia to stop foreign borrowing as the Bank can finance needs, predicting global expansion of rational banking.
A Munuka concert at St Christopher's tonight presents celebrated Canberra soprano Misa Geraldine Rivera and violinist and CANBERRA Musical Society Orchestra leader H HM Willis. Also appearing are Mrs Gibson Mrs Madigan Mrs Nicholson and the Musical Society Trio. Bus service will run for Alhiide residents around 10 30 p.m.
Subscription concert at Albert Hall features bass-baritone Rowell Bryden of Sydney with Canberra Musical Society Orchestra. Program includes solo vocal pieces, violin duets, piano trios, and cello, with classical and modern selections. Mayor Howell Bryden attends.
Melbourne report states Justice Gavan Duffy awarded damages of one shilling to Eamon Grosvenor Hogan M L A former Premier of Victoria against the Federal Executive of the Australian Labour Party for allegedly excluding him from the party in 193%. Hogan sought a declaration of still being a member and an injunction, which the court refused. The ruling found the Federal Executive acted contrary to the rule and ordered costs against the defendants.
Sydney wool sales saw increased Japanese demand and strong competition from Radford and the Continent, with prices generally on par to better than the previous sale. Good clearances were achieved, comebacks and crossbreds carried a firmer tendency, and top making lots attracted solid support from Japanese buyers and Bradford.
A jury in Justice Sales Rogers Court on Monday returned a verdict for Jack Warner against lightweight champion Jimmy Kelso of Australia. Warner claimed damages for breach of contract and wrongful engagement. he was awarded £114 4s 8d. The judge noted potential obligations to employ a manager and trainer if they provided fighting rights. The case discussed allegations Kelso urged Warner to throw a fight in the third round against Foreman and whether a contract existed between Warner and Kelso.
Buyers faced a limited yarding of 91 000 sheep and lambs with competition and a market rise of about 4d to 1s on late gates. Quality described as plain to middling, with inquiries for cattle at £250 and a firm market versus last Thursday. Yarding noted as up to standard for medium and good trade, with quotations for various classes including wethers, ewes, and bullocks.
A fragmented printer’s line shows a printed notice by C. J. Kake in the Feder Capital Preet of Australis Act. It references a registered office and a company name, with garbled placement words suggesting an official publication moment.
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