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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 19, 1934

Page

2

Canberra and Queanbeyan News Delayed by Special Arrangement

Local mewragents announce that The Canberra Times reveals the day’s portion to Queanbeyan residents before other newspapers. To order, Canberra and Queanbeyan residents should communicate their address by telephone to Ted at The Canberra Times.

Queanbeyan Slaenbers Canberra

Weather report for Canberra with temperatures and wind

Canberra forecast notes bizarre timestamps and numbers, reporting temperatures around 62 degrees with a NW wind. The entry lists maximum and minimum values for a 24 hour period and odd time stamps, suggesting data extraction errors but indicating a cool day with light NW breeze.

Canberra Bapemabar

Fire menace prompts public appeal and council talks

Queanbeyan Ald H C Taylor and Town Clerk P Carew attend Sydney conference on a proposed fire coverage scheme. The council meets tonight to discuss tree removal on Crawford Street while bush fire prevention measures and public cooperation are emphasized amid high fire risk. A planned Queanbeyan swimming baths project and Bowring Club opening timelines also noted.

Queanbeyan Ald H.C. Taylor P. Carew Sydney Commonwealth Pal Council Ald. Collett Crawford Street

Australia Population Estimates for September 1984

Population of Australia at end of September 1984 was 6,689,719 with 2,640,?07 males and 3,505,092 females. NSW, Tasmania, and Bath Australia saw departures exceed arrivals while Victoria and Queensland rose modestly. The Federal Capital Territory recorded more departures than arrivals, and the Northern Territory gained residents.

Australia Queensland New South Wales Tasmania Bath Australia Arrivain Victoria Federal Capital Territory Territory

Call for Canberra location of CSIR Forest Products labs

A Canberra Times opinion argues against moving CSIR Forest Products Division laboratories to Melbourne. It urges restoring Parliamentary Public Works oversight and placing the Canberra headquarters and Forest Products Division near the Australian Forestry School to ensure national coordination and practical access to forestry resources.

Melbourne Council For Scientific and Industrial Research Forests Products Division Canberra Council Feld Australian Forestry School Forest Products Division

Electricity bill debate on private power ops in Kern area

Government tabled an amendment seeking compensation for private electricity companies that began constructing plants in Kern Port area. Several members supported the amendment while the Attorney General was asked to consider the matter.

Bat Port Kern Jia

Forestry Avenue for More Employment

Melbourne report outlines government plans for forestry improvements to extend employment opportunities. Officials from the Commonwealth and allied agencies discuss expansion, training, and regional projects aimed at boosting jobs in rural areas.

Rail Excursions Included in Next PMG Department Section

Rail excursion details are slated for inclusion in the upcoming PMG department section. The announcement outlines planned coverage of routes, schedules, and pricing, signaling expanded rail travel coverage in the forthcoming issue.

Most Uberst rail excursion facilities open in New South Wales

Xmas Holidays BYDNET reports the new rail excursion facilities are now operating across New South Wales with return tickets at one third more than single fares. Tickets to be available from any station to any other station excluding metropolitan and Newcastle areas, valid until December 1. A debate on the Hellmanssee is noted, with travel options including wireless rate improvements and return journey prospects, plus a relay system extending to January 2 in the Federal Capital Territory.

Bydnet N Bouth Wales New South Wales Metropolitas Newcastle Aubturban Uckers J. A Parkins Hellmanssee Ter Turm

Outright Win As NSW Beats SA By 234 Runs

New South Wales defeated South Australia by 234 runs in the Bhemold shield match at Adelaide. South Australia were bowled out in their second innings for 148 as NSW dominated with Theak, Theale and Hill among bowlers taking key wickets. Kippax faced issues from dust and left the ground early for medical attention.

Adelaide New South Wales South Australia Theair To-Lay Kippax Beores

Canberra Chamber of Commerce Christmas Dinner

The Canberra Chamber of Commerce held its Christmas dinner at Hotel Canberra West with guests Wanwall and tg present. The evening featured performances and speeches prepared by A.Y. Means, Abraham, and Z. C. Naleow, including "Que Noble malves" sung by Dr. awry and W. HB. Dick ton. Secretary J. W Grant received special commendation for his year’s diligent service.

Christman Canberra Chamber of Commerce Canberra West Wanwall Vante Caniberre A.Y, Abraham Z. C. Naleow Awry W. HB. Dickton J. W Grant

Chapman Estate Update Sparks Curiosities Across Town

Fragmentary OCR notes mention Chapman estate events and a nameless recipient, with references to payments and locations. The garbled text hints at transfers or grants affecting property, but critical names, dates, and specifics are unreadable. Further readable details are needed to craft a precise card.

Postmaster General outlines expansion of radio stations

The Postmaster General informs Mr Perkin that additional radio stations have been completed and more can be installed in the Federal Capital Territory. Limited yearly placements will target areas with poor reception, aiming to meet government broadcasting plans and improve service nationwide.

Postmanta General Bénator A. J. McLachlsn Perkina Federal Capital Territory Randy Nt E

Grubs Attack Crops Along Molonglo Bank

Insect pests threaten crops on Mill Flat along the Molonglo riverbank. Early afternoon reports describe grubs attacking green growth and severing stalks near the ground. White butterfly larvae suspected, with hopper swarms expected to move south toward Canberra within about a week.

Molonglo Bying Awarme Canbrrs Abooit

Teachers Congress Debates Strike Tactics in Sydney

At the Teachers Federation Conference in Sydney, a motion to withhold duties until the Salary Reduction Act is resolved is shelved. Debate centers on rights of female teachers and impact of wage cuts, with concerns about long school days and irregular attendance.

Sydney Teachers’ Federation Mise McNamara Dr. Currey Merc Western Australie V. Murray Lynataa Minn B. Taylor Teaw Vale Fowler Broken Hil Jliuneh Basti P. Forsyth Muswellbrook

Judge orders Evatt from Sydney court after heated exchange

In the Causes Court Justice Stephen ordered Evatt to leave after a heated exchange with the judge following a remark during proceedings. The adjourned case resumes later with Justice Braphas presiding, as Richard Molloy seeks damages of 11,000 from Hygienic Laboratory Ltd over a tram collision.

Sydney Stephen Cve Evatt Eyatt Yeaterday Davey Tuto Te Evatt Hygienic Laether Milla Ltd

Tax relief benefits life assurance gains noted in Melbourne

The National Satan Le Association of Australia reports that during the year the income tax savings amounted to 13305. The association paid 4141 in expenses, and the effort reflects the tax relief benefits in life assurance.

Melbourne Yeann i National Satan le Association of Australia

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