Canberra Times Local News and Advertising Directory
The fragment lists employment and business names around Canberra including C. J. Graham and A. KR & G. McNeil, with a note on prepaid subscription and pricing. It mentions Canberra hotels and nearby Queanbeyan entries and local advertisers like Fallick Sons and Cottam, Uriarra Road firms, and Bungendore businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Pres
Australia
Mort Street
Canbarrne
Canberra Times
Esceecesas
C. J. Graham
Essceeceneeae
A A. KR
G. McNeil
M. Iasaberernieschen
Bingeton Mire
Brill
Evenus Westlake
Queanbeyan
J. J. Donne
Quesabeyan
A. M. Fallick & ‘Sons
Quéeanbeyan
C. W. Hobinas
Oaks B. BR. Cottam
Uriarra Road
Kerne
Y & Bens
Bungendore Beautowel & Brown
Ad. A. Perkips
Crome
Canberra and Queanbeyan Rainfall Totals for Current Year
Rainfall monthly totals are listed for Canberra from January to December with scattered figures and a year to date total. Queanbeyan shows monthly and December totals with several entries and final figures, indicating variable rainfall across months and partial year data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Queanbeyan
Pevecwrence
Cecass
Ceuasscart
Interference Delays Surf Carnival at Collarey Beach
The Collarey South Narrabwenwurf carnival at Collarey Beach was interrupted by a shark bell. Some races were cancelled while only beach events proceeded for the remainder of the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Collarey Beach
Kangaroos Beat Hull In 19 Point Rugby League Victory
The Australian Kangaroos defeated Hull 19 to 5 in front of over 18 000 spectators. Smith played faultlessly while Mead, Hey, Laws, and Soarce starred in a disciplined team display. Gate receipts reached about £1 900 as the tour continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HULL
Kangaroos
Vitewest
Yorkshire
Gate Hutdde
Smith
Mead
Hey
Laws
Soarce
New South Wales Weather Forecast
Sultry start with increasing clouds then rain and thunder storms. Heavy local falls possible with variable winds tending east and south east and freshening.
Canberra Myth of Christmas Emptiness Dismissed by Tourism Boom
Canberra debunks the idea of a Christmas exodus as holiday traffic soars. Hotels full, resorts crowded, and motor camps stretched show a vigorous tourist influx. The Canberra Vourial and Publicity Committee advocates improved rail links to support growing traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Road Safety A World Problem Examines UK Traffic
The National Safety First Association reports on road hazards in Great Britain noting over 40 million risk exposures and a higher industrial casualty rate. It emphasizes human error, urges motorists to limit speed and cyclists to stay straight, and pedestrians to check safety before moving to cut road crashes by half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botse
National “Safety First’ Association
England
Wrest
Great Britain
Omnepcorrlo
Motor Oqstivta
Cne
Aboriginal Population and Employment in Australia 1921 1938
The article summarizes census efforts on Aboriginal and half caste populations in Australia from 1921 to 1938, noting methods, regional challenges, and employment patterns. It highlights full-blood numbers, steady growth of half castes, and common work in primary industries while citing schooling and health observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistica
Australia
Froren
Conference of
Statisticians
Board of Protectors
Western Australia
Eee
Aerial Transport Powers New Guinea Gold Boom
In New Guinea remote jungles hide vast gold deposits. Guinea Airways lifts dredges and dam equipment over 9,000 foot mountains to Bulolo and Wau, enabling rapid freight and passenger service. Since start up, the fleet has moved 1375 tons of freight and 3000 passengers, transforming transport and settlement in Morobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
Anopheles
Watut
Bulolo
Pard Mustar
Guinea Gold
Guinea Airways Limited
Junkers
Placer Development Limited
Bulo
Guinea Airways
Lae
Wau
Bulolo Gold
Bulwa
Bololo
Unknown New Guinea
Surprise Creek
Morabe
Cost of Food Slight Decline in November 1923
Commonwealth statistics show a fall in food prices across 44 commodities for November 1923. Meats and flour prices eased, tinned fruit declined except in New South Wales and Tasmania, potatoes and onions rose in many towns due to new season produce, butter prices trended down from October levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Statistician
E. T. Mc
New South Wales
Tasmania
Commonwealth
Victoria
Western Australia
Printed notice from Canberra publisher
Printed and published by C. J. Shakespeare for the Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd at the registered office in Aimalis Canberra. The fragment states a formal publication detail pointing to the company and location in the Australian capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Shakespeare
Federal Capital Press of Australia, Ltd
Aimalis
Canberra
Missing Man Body Found in Tree Near Yarra River
William Tiradley aged 40 of Brunswick, missing for weeks, was found in a tree fork above the Yarra River. A note from Tiradley said he intended to end his life, suggesting suicide rather than foul play. He reportedly tied his legs and jumped into the flooded river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
William Tiradley
Brunswick
Yarra
Bradley
Unclear OCR price table with Australian city figures
Fragmentary OCR shows fluctuating retail prices by state and city including Sydney Melbourne Adelaide Perth Hobart Canberra and capital figures. Data appears as alternating months and numbers, but many entries are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inga
Sydney
Melbourne
Airlabane
Adelaide
Perth
Hobart
Canberra
Wool Outlook For New Year Sales A Promising Outlook
Wool traders forecast improving demand and higher prices in the first half of 1933 as reduced supplies lift values. Australian and British markets show cautious optimism with Sydney selling season starting March 7 and Brisbane expected to ship about 170000 bales in March to June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witchcomba Carson Ltd
Germany
SNMP
Ycoma
Hess
Pris
Dotanber
New Boul Wales
Victoria
South and
Autralia
Tasmania
Sydney
Brisbane
Anles
The Appian Way The Road Of The Centuries
The Appian Way is presented as the ancient Roman road linking Rome with the Campagna. Built by Appius Claudius Caecus starting at Rome’s Porta Ostiensis, it featured foundations of solid subsoil and lava stone pavement. The route passed Terrei a to Brindisi with monumental scale and historical ruins along its length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
St. Paul
Bate
Ala
Appius Claudius Cusecus
Roman Republic
Campagna
Tarforgortabie
Father Charged in Beating of Boy
A man was arrested on assault charges after allegedly flogging a six year old with a strap buckle end causing bruises. Neighbors reported caring for the child as authorities investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
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Profesional Motice
Fred Walsh
Barrack &T
Times” Building
City
Felix F. Mitchell
Cooma and
Woodgers & Caltharpa
H. A. Barraclough, Limited
Opticians
George Street
Thomson's
KR. Clark
D. M. Ives
The
Pew
Gympie
Queensland
Bank of New South Wales
New Zealand
Bank of
Western Australian Bank
Australian Bank of Commerce Ltd
Wool
Road OF the
Don Brat
Oye
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