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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 20, 1934
Page
2
An early Canberra publication informs readers of price details and local newsagent distribution for The Canberra Times with subscription terms and notice of local availability.
Weather data fragment mentions temperature and a date but lacks clear details or full context. No reliable events or entities to name beyond general weather terms.
John Harvey departs as chief judge in equity in a farewell noted by peers. The ceremony recognized his service and leadership within the court system.
Australia challenges Britain over meat import policy under the Ottawa agreement. The logic links trade restrictions with imperial sentiment, urging Australia to pursue broader foreign markets or risk becoming mere followers of British economic interests. Britain’s stance on South American meat imports strains Dominion unity and tests future trade paths.
At the Teachers Conference in Wednesday the debate centered on abolishing the wages tax and whether income tax alone suffices. Mrs A William urged strong opposition to the wages tax while Dr Currey warned against parliamentary binding for the profession. The meeting decided to refer questions to the council to consider reorganization plans for federation act school and district basins and report to the next conference.
The Prince of Wales bull, a prize winner at the Cane ranch, earns the title of grands champion at the famed IC ranch in Canada, marking a historic achievement for the Neptune lineage listed in the record.
In Sydney a Wool Market session led by Niall of Gnidabrough Mortani Company Ltd addressed dull prices and doubts over profits. The discussion noted lower prices versus 1945 and 1980, caused by trading disruptions and world demand. Mr. Niall warned revisions to anti-dumping duties could affect Australia and stressed Japan and Germany influence, urging a mutually satisfactory approach amid market pressures.
By special arrangement details emerge about a world order matter, with mention of an ether special podrene of Information. The excerpt notes eight Froreasa intelliganae pieces published in the issue, all rights reserved.
In a public meeting the Town Clerk outlined uncertain details of a proposed sewerage scheme. Discussion centered on who should pay, the role of Queanbeyin contribution, and whether to fund via loans, with counsel to await concrete plans and council approval before any definite steps.
Unemployment figures for New South Wales Victoria Queensland South Australia and other areas were reported by the Commonwealth Statistician Mr. Method. The federal capital territory showed 509 unemployed persons and 81 unemployed females or 3.4 percent in the wage earning group. Western Australia 21 476 males and 1 021 females with 26467 total unemployed. Northern Territory 1 377. trends show improvements in union unemployment and wage earners across several states from May 1932 to August 1934 with rates varying by state and territory.
The report outlines youth employment, wartime labor, and unemployment trends in Australian states and territories inclining to NSW Victoria Queensland South Australia Western Australia Northern Territory and the ACT. It notes high joblessness among 16 year olds and under 81 year olds, wartime economic conditions, building permit values and monthly earnings in 1942, plus international comparisons to Germany United Kingdom Canada and other nations with varied unemployment rates.
The Centon Family links property near the Federal Capital Territory, about 2,500 acres, has been sold by Mr. PJ Donnelly to Mr. Richard Crace, eldest son of the late B C Crace. Crace takes ownership at year’s end. sale handled via Woodgers and Calthorpe agency.
The Masonic Lodge and chapters in Canberra plan a new temple on a western boundary site to be erected by united action. Funds will come from debentures, and building is slated for completion within twelve months, with occupation expected soon after.
An unclear article fragment claims television experiments have made Renatd Muller and Jehuwine more visible to German poets. It mentions the Hracken Mountain area and a 125 mile distance, with a claim that Gat wing leads in a race at Brian wit Amonien, describing the advance as significant.
A governor presided over a government motor club event and hosted a reception at the Government House. Attendees included Mr. Cte Maran and Lie Colonel B S Ryan CMG DSO. The party traveled from Canberra to Hobart and gathered for a Thorn Baxwetisheies dinner at Government House.
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