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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 12, 1933
Page
2
Unclear OCR weather fragment references areas and timing but lacks readable specifics such as locations dates or measurable forecasts. The readable text does not provide distinct entities or concrete facts to summarize beyond general weather discussion.
The unreadable OCR fragment provides no clear event or entities to summarize. no distinct people, organizations, places, dates, or actions are readable enough to identify.
Canberra Times notes peak holiday travel approaching with motorists favoring car trips over rail. It blames the Federal Highway from Collector to Yarra for dust, mud, bumps, and dangerous bridges especially at Collector, urging state authorities and the Commonwealth to restore and improve the road. It calls for a vision of the highway as a welcoming avenue to the Capital with tree planting and better access to Canberra.
The St John’s Church held a Sunday dedication service for a restored organ with a festive atmosphere. Clergy, local officials, and church trustees attended as residents praised the builders and the restoration work, noting the five years of stonework and the church’s renewal for worship and glory of God.
Mr Lang's career milestone scene drew a packed audience as 20-year journey in action culminated tonight. T. J. Laisie led the to-night program with a dramatic tribute, prompting long ovations and a roar of applause from the crowd.
A new company issue outlines 100000 pounds divided into 200000 shares and a gold segment product. Subscribing names include John Michael Ryan, Raloa Neola Avenue Pathe Matt, Frank Htoorge, Haywrd Wolsey Street Point Wiper Sydney, Kin Eurnival Griffin, Edzech fowd Woollhara Sydney, Losie Ave Minwali Street, Sidley Gorton, and others in Sydney and surrounding areas.
A fragmentary Canberra report lists appointments and events across government departments including the Architect Branch of the Department of Interior and the Motor Region. It mentions Mrs Glivert starting a new position and allocations such as a 1034 scholarshly grant to Jean Shephard and other local figures like Gwen Pinnde and Joan Varker.
Canberra pool to host swimming classes from January 2 to 19 under the Inland Ministry by Mr J. de Perkine. Classes limited to women and children with enrolment through the city schools. Attendance restricted to residents of the city. programme aims to aid public health and fitness.
Treasury reveals a five month surplus of 3,575,000 pounds as receipts reach 30,428,000 while expenditures total 26,550,000. November receipts include Customs 1,004,000 and post office 1,092,000. expenditure covers interest, war services, defence and public works. Untubded debt stands at London debentures 10,220,000 and balances 536,000 in London plus 1,221,000 in Australia. Budget foresees increased taxation and higher yearly costs totaling 9,148,000, with current year charges of 6,652,000.
Ambitious scheme in Parramatta Intermediary High School plans fifteen new radio classrooms. Led by headmaster Mr J Mihbckay, the system will broadcast English geography history science and more via national stations. Amalgamated Wireless engineers mapped the setup with AS to have it operating before Christmas break. An official opening is planned for early next year.
An excerpted report centers on a contested amateur lawn tennis tournament at Mamuke quarters Huems, detailing committee meetings, site visits, and political commentary around governance and impartiality. The provisional leadership and various figures including Mr 1 Am Helly and Wat Watson feature in discussions about process and transparency.
Fragmented OCR from a Canberra Times page lists Waterman and Wicks, Mackinnon, Whyty, and Coxis among players and referees, with dates and court schedules. It references winter play, political accident notes, and a long list of participants including Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Fraser, and Mrs. Taylor.
A fragmented 1988 Canberra Musi Society report details Nina Shimegiptine's concert with principal pianist Albert Phil Iuet Higit and Ruywort Ieyden leading Sydney's band. Mrs. Peters and the Danbury Orchestra contribute orchestral pieces and string arrangements. The review notes vocal and piano performances, Chopin items, and warm audience acclaim despite garbled OCR.
Fragmentary note indicates a person named Tenterday left the hospital today. No further details on reason, destination, or status are provided in the readable text.
A distorted report notes a World Peace push at a League of Nations Union gathering. It mentions figures from the Rex Turned Hulcisen group and Robby fare, predicting forthcoming proposals, with references to the Italian and American positions and a warning about war and mobilization.
The conductor and Mr H St Willie feudee at the Violins while Mr St Molin received valuable mer tion at the Pines. A series of small arias and pieces arranged by Huse and others featured by an orchestra with A Vantanla for Strings and Rondo by Wol dia. St Will’s and Mr Wornald led a strong string performance that attracted large audiences despite confusion and garbled names.
The Repertory Society hosts a Christmas Party at the Cate horn Motel with a full program including acting, dancing, and a ceremonial opening. Members and invited guests gather for entertainment as the society promotes its dramatic study and rehearsal plans.
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