Five O’er Panima Ri Ss Set to Meet
In the Union gathering, five named figures arranged for a confrontation. Aaid details show a planned event with over thirty rules discussed, signaling a formal assembly and potential action.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1934
Page
3
In the Union gathering, five named figures arranged for a confrontation. Aaid details show a planned event with over thirty rules discussed, signaling a formal assembly and potential action.
Church notices list services for Holy Communion and sermons at St Andrew Daum St Christophhna e at 7 30 am and 7 80 pm with multiple hymns and readings. The parish outlines revised service times including Holy Communion on the second and fourth Sundays and an emphasis on Christmas pudding sales and market days. In addition there are confirmations at Duntroon, Guild meetings, and prize drawings with community announcements from the Albert Hall and local churches.
The Presbyterian Church of Andrew and the Wetahee conduct auditions for two devotional works titled Antagonist and Two Dimpites. Widespread appeals invite local residents to participate in a fund drive supporting orphans and the aged as farmers plan retirements loom. The event, set for Friday at 9 a.m., aims to mobilize contributions to the fund.
The Advisory Committee of the Canberra Government debated hospital taxation and proposed services. Mr Hughes noted potential permanent hospital counties and new towns while stressing committee guidance as plans for a new hospital formed.
A Queanbeyan deputation led by President A E Collett and Secretary A Johnatun, introduced by Hon J Per Lins, met Health Minister Mr Hughes to request hospital tax payments from the Federal Capital Territory fund. The minister indicated the issue should be workable and will be examined further to determine feasibility.
Evangeline Booth makes her first appearance in London amid a crowded Albert Mall crowd. Salvation Army supporters cheer as she is introduced by Hankey. Mr RB W Bingham attends, with a mixed reception and hopeful crowd reactions.
France and the Soviet Union reach an understanding to consult each other before entering any bilateral agreement after the proposed Eastern Pact. The accord, announced in Geneva on Thursday, aims to avoid indebting funds and seeks to ensure mutual agreement on future commitments.
Church notices describe tomorrow services at Central Methodist Hall with Mr I Bollen as preacher at 7 am and 7:30 pm, a shortened service followed by an augmented choir rendering a Service of Some. Performers include Mr J Fal con, Mr AL Peters, J E Edwards, Miss G tamp, Miss Beasley, Miss Chatham, Mr K Bermbickey, Mr Penatluriack, and Mrs. Flock. Also planned are Mendelssohn pieces and a cantata, with Rev HW Weednouns introducing music in worship and other ministers delivering sermons at Furkiere Bey and Reid Church in the coming days.
Prime Minister Mr J Lyon and Mr Archdale Parkescharged for Defence travel to Brivbene to represent Australia at the inaugural service. The air mail will bring a letter from Governor General Sir Isaac Awmack, King, and other officials to the British leaders in England and India.
A grand auction sale of Irish linens to be held at Woodger and Son rooms Kingston. Includes linen sheets damask tablecloths napkins and towels with ornate handmade pieces and lacework. Viewing on Thursday at 10 am with extensive consignments from Sydney firms to be sold under instructional terms. Local buyers urged to attend for a wide range of pure linen goods and embroidered linen sets and accessories.
The British Broadcasting Corporation announces the relay of the Australian air mail service opening from Croydon on December 8. The programme will begin with a commentary followed by speeches by Lord Londonderry Sir Kingsley Wood Berrie Geddes Stanley Bruce and Sir James Parr. The relay ends with the sounds of mail planes taking off from the aerodrome.
A garbled report from Sydney notes an anticipated large Malay issue for a new service. The text mentions 3000 letters expected to depart Sunday and references official Australian mail to London. Partial details hint at a post or ship rate issue and a preoneur status with prior jumbled figures.
Lord Sempill criticized air mail as too slow, noting that current services between England and Australia take about eight days. He urged faster mail planes and described civil aviation as the future, addressing the Million Club and stressing the British empire’s need for improved air delivery while downplaying passenger transport.
New chemical substance announced by Paterson Minister for the Interior. Tenders opened for testing by Hats Hine of ve Vente and others. Substance developed as diatomite based powder with 18 percent carbon and 5 percent oxide, high silica absorption, good spreading, and use as feed pigment and printer ink with heat related effects.
Local sale advertises furnishings including furniture and household items. Couches, quilts, crockery, crockery, and kitchen utensils are listed for bidders. Auction details and exact items appear in readable fragments of the notice.
Shareholders of a Beltinh television company heard their chairman deliver the annual report from the Televie ting room where his voice was heard via telephone line. The unusual scene reproduced his speech for the audience as part of the presentation.
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