Weather notes from Canberra fragment
Fragmented weather record for Canberra with garbled barometer and temperature data across hours. Contains stray numbers and units, unclear times, and nonsensical phrases.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1935
Page
2
Fragmented weather record for Canberra with garbled barometer and temperature data across hours. Contains stray numbers and units, unclear times, and nonsensical phrases.
An illustrated horticultural event titled Rock Gardens will be held at Albert Hall in December as part of Canberra activities. The program includes talks by speakers including Senator George Pearce and Minister T Paterson, with displays of flowers, rhubarb, and vegetables.
Canberra forecast indicates scattered showers early with otherwise light conditions. A rising tendency to unsettled weather later, with southeast to northeast winds remaining chiefly light.
The Canberra Times denounces a decade of official delays in establishing a new public cemetery as existing graveyard limits fill. It cites five years of advisory council attention, minimal trustees’ activity, and persistent inaction affecting Christians and Catholics, urging immediate Interior Department action.
In a rain affected MCC vs Australac match at the Sydney Cricket Ground, Langridge steadies the innings with an optimistic 150 not out as Hardstaft supports with a measured 190 at stumps. The hostile conditions favored bowlers early with the score near 6 for 226, before the pair rebuilt.
The Canberra Amateur Athletic Club holds a pulat score meeting at Munult Oval today. Athletes contest events including senior 120 yard hurdles and mile handicap with notable competitors such as Millet, Brinkman, Byrne, Seaton, and Millett among others. Handicaps and entries list distances for sprints, hurdles, and jumps, with open events and planned announcements for handicap results.
Multiple services and sermons are listed for churches in Kingston, Denton, Canberra, and Canberra Christian Science Society. Events include Holy Communion, morning and evening masses, devotions, and lectures. Ministers named include Rev Jas Havin and Abe Ordur, with times ranging from morning to evening sessions on Sundays and weekdays.
The ninth annual speech day at Canberra Church of England Boys Grammar School featured Governor-General and officials in attendance as the school expanded. Addressing growth in facilities and curriculum, speakers praised student effort and outlined plans amid new construction and broader educational aims.
The Canberra based company with nominal capital of £2000 formed to take over Can berra Church of England Girls. Genemar Rvhvol registered in Canberra under the Companies Act with Governor sanction to use Limited. Signatories include Dr L H Allen Acton Mr G O Andrews Canberra Mr A Dodd Forrest Lady Garram Red Hill LL Col W K R Hodgson Forrest Lady MacKenzie Acton FP Somervine Red Mill and Mr Y R Waterman Forrest.
Members of the Layal Orang Lade will attend services at Can Hal Mal on Sunday evening. The Rav dines Thuinaon will conduct the service, with the Sopvion in charge. Several young women will take part, and the congregation has prepared carefully for the event.
The Governor General and Lady Janey attended Canberra Grammar School Speech Day and presented the year’s prizes. Mrs P Halie Rogers and Miss Ju With Halie Rogers left Canberra by motor for Cronulla. The Governor General presided at the Federal Executive Council meeting at Government House Canberra yesterday evening.
Police investigating the disappearance of farmer Laig Marheri in Creyere recovered blood stained axe and charcoal marked shovel after finding charred remains on the property. Remains identified as the farmer.
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