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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1938
Page
5
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London reports acceptance of invitations to a proposed conference on Palestine with Arab representation. Governments of Transjordan and Jewish authorities are notified. Yemen’s king may send a delegate. The government orders full attendance facilities for Arabs from Palestine and those detained, awaiting transport to London for the talks.
The Canberra Central Church site at Far Front features a new parsonage to be officially opened by Rev. W. H. Jones, Secretary-General of the Methodist Church of Australia. The event includes a ceremony with key local ministers, a commemorative tablet, and a future name change to Wesley as part of the 200th anniversary celebration of John Wesley.
Forrest Edward Myles Steele aged 67 of Young Med died at a house construction site on National Circuit Forrest yesterday morning. Steele, a bricklayer by trade, had arrived in Canberra a week earlier to work for H. H. Reeve. Soon after starting work he collapsed and was found dead a few minutes later. Dr Clyde Finlay attended and said death resulted from azure causes. The funeral arrangements are to be announced by Steele's widow.
In Sydney on Thursday the wool market remained firm with strong inquiry from the Continent York and Japan. Greney merino fleece sold to 21 shillings 4 pence per pound for Armidale bales, offerings 16 283 bales with 11 608 sold at auction and 770 privately. Skinned wool and related categories totalled 847. Average price for the first three days of the week was £13 18s 5d per bale or 11d per lb. Morning soloist Miss G Campbell.
An evening choral service will feature an augmented choir led by Mr L Hughes and organist Mr A R Peters performing Maunder's Bethlehem. Soloists Mosara Hunt Gilholme and E igumley join Mrs Bruce Piper and Mrs W Y Lancaster, with Mrs J B Edwards singing He Shall Feed His Flock.
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