Publishing Notice Prepaid By Subscription Rates
Publicized prepaid subscription rates within the Commonwealth appear with scattered illegible fragments. Names such as D J Greingmose and C Gunn surface amid a cluttered list of publishers and locations including Kingston and Mapua, with figures like 200.005 and references to hotels and firms.
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Commonwealth
Io Advance Aij
Ttalian News and
Eeeeeesans
Greingmose
MaMall
M. BH
Chariton
Kingston 3
C. Gunn
Escsceessess
Kingston FS
Edun Vey Neen Mies Westlake
Irs
Johnedn
Westridge Argigid Co
Sisceeereeeee- Mapua Hotels
Weather notes from Queanbeyan record December rainfall
Fragmented weather entry from Queanbeyan shows max and min temperatures and rainfall figures for December and months around, with unreadable scattered digits. The legible data include December rainfall and partial figures for September October and November.
Canberra Forecast: Cool, Showers and Thunder Likely
Canberra forecast shows cool and cloudy conditions with showers and some thunder. Winds shift from fresh to strong southeast to east, then northeast as sultry weather develops.
Astronomical Data From Commonwealth Observatory Mount Stromla
On Thursday December 28 1933 Bun rises at 4 50 a m and sets 7 22 p m Moon rises 4 27 p m and sets 1 34 a m Major planets Venus rises 8 12 a m and sets 4 49 p m Mars 6 43 a m Jupiter 0 39 e m 1 18 p m Saturn 7 54 a m 9 39 p m
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Bun
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Canberra the capital awakening faces postal and rail hurdles
A critic urges Australia to treat Canberra as a true capital city in every service. The piece lambasts the railways for treating Canberra as a bush center and the Post Office for resisting district mail modernization, calling for a survey and realignment with modern needs and future potential.
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Commonwealth
Canberra
Melbourne
Bush
Railways
Postmaster- General's Department
Hall
Yass
Federal Capital Territory
Postmaster-General's
Manuka
Postmiaster- General's
Memory of the Fallen Oak Cemetery Honor in Mezc egyen
The Hungarian village of Mezc egyen honors fallen soldiers with an oak sapling planted for each man. The oaks will replace wooden tablets as generations pass, preserving memory of those who gave their lives for their country.
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Mezcegyen
Fathoms Beep Fortunes On Sea Bed
Vast treasure rumored to lie on the sea bed from wrecks like Lutine and the Spanish Armada ship. Discussion cites a book on deep sea salvage by A Gowans White and Robert J Hadfield. Notable items include Lutine bells and a bronze gun with ER initials and royal marks.
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A. Gowans White
Robert J. Hadfield
Tobermory Bay
Mull
Scotland
England
Messrs
White
Hadfield
Elizabeth Regina
Francis 7
France
G. Phillipa
Queen Elizabeth
St. Long
Glasgow
Philip and
Isabella
Queanbeyan Dog Racing Club Eyes Expanded Meetings
After two meetings the Queanbeyan and District Club plans more confident future events with six races titled Trial Stakes and Open Stakes. Nominations close with the secretary for the Saturday meet. Reproof owned by Mr. E. Royal shines as a top prospect. Bungendore owners consider a training track relocation to Queanbeyan if dog numbers justify it. President Mr. J. Hamond confirms training tracks at any district centre with owner interest.
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Thor
Queanbeyan and District Courting Club
Might
E. Royal
Bungendore
Queanbeyan Club
Queanbeyan
J.hamond
Exhibition Artists Society Show in Canberra Next March
An Canberra exhibition by the Exhibition Artists Society will be held in March with paintings of any size and medium. Entries welcomed from members and non members. Selection committee aided by Jos McDonald director of the National Gallery Sydney. No commission on sales for works hung. Freight paid by artist. Details from secretary BE Agggel Corranderra Street Canberra.
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Ganberra
Artiste Society
Jos McDonald
National Gallery
Sydney
Canberra
Coranderra Street
Tourists Pack Parliament Tours Reaching 2500 Visiters
Guides at Parliament House kept busy as 2500 visitors toured the building yesterday afternoon closing the fur inspection. With three days left the total may top 2600, marking a record ahead of last year’s 2000. The largest single tour was sixty people. Visitors waited on the verandah for guides and entrance access was managed by staff. A descriptive souvenir guide sold well.
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Parliament Hoop
Hines Hu
Locke
Towty
Indian airman lands near Croydon amid English mist
London report says Indian airman Manan Singh, who departed Friday to beat a record to Capstown, chose to land near Croydon due to clouds and mist. He awaits more favorable conditions.
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London
Europe
Manan Singh
Capstown
Croydon
Threats on Life Force Showman Jack Devine to Melbourne
Reports say gunman who shot Jack Devine, 83, a showman, recently dragged him from Caulfield convalescent hospital to Melbourne Hospital where a police guard was placed. He left hospital today after threats of further harm.
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Melbourne
Jack Devine
Caulfield
Melbourne Hospital
Devine
Women's golf pioneers form Australian union and Tasman Cup ties
A 1930s overview of women's golf in New South Wales tracing progress from scarce clubs to a growing network. It notes the Ladies' Golf Union of Australia planning international tours and funds, NSW leadership, a Tasman Cup connection, and early union formation led by Mra Halse Rogers and Mss Wray with the first championship at Botany and Radman's Grange.
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Australia
Golf Unio
New South Wales
New Zealand
Newser Fund
Melbourne
Newlend
Sydney
Mies M. Trevor Jones
Halse Rogers
Royaldydney
Marrickville
Marrickville Cub
Royal Sydney Club
Howd O'Sullivan Road
Bondi
Golf Union
Soul
Mra
Fairfax
Miss Wray
Mit
Fkst
Carett ‘Clark
Associated
Auetralian Golf Club
Radman's Gratt
North Botany
Motor taxation relief for country motorists in NSW
The Secretary of the Farmers and Settlers Association informs that the Minister for Transport has approved waiving exchange on cheques sent by country residents for motor vehicle taxes and licenses. Renewals should go directly to the Road Transport Department, easing district police workloads.
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Sydney
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Cambridge
Commissioner For Road Transport
Maddocks
Miniter For Transport Hia
Road Trineport Department
Reelistren
Arctic Radium Awakens New Mining and Shipping Network
Arctic radium-bearing ore is now mined near Great Bear Lake and transported 14 000 miles by air and sea to Port Hope Canada for extraction. Radium sells for about £400 000 per ounce and the process uses three tons of chemicals per ton of ore.
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Arctic
Great Bear Lake
Port Hope
Canada
Belgian Congo
Great Hear Lake
Fort Hope
Gramophone Almanac ReissuesPALING’S Latest Record Catalog
Gramophone magazine releases its latest catalog featuring PALING’S reissues and archival titles. Highlights include restored vinyl editions, remastered sound, and new liner notes. Readers gain purchasing details and subscription options.
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Gramophone
Paling
No New Billiards Stars In Sight
Adelaide reports Walte Lindrum returning from England says no new billiards world champion likely for ten years. He notes global improvement in the game but sees no rising leaders to challenge the current dominance.
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Adelaide
Wednaday Walte Lindrum
England
Ben
Teachers Transfers List Shuffles School Staff
The article lists numerous teacher transfers across NSW schools. C Ferrier moves from Telopea Park to Peter Is ham Intermediate, PF Moss shifts to Telopea Park Intermediate, M Kvllerman to Tullibear, H Sayer to Queanbean, M L Kelly to Carlingford, N Lealle to Mortlake, M Maxwell to Telopea Park, A Winetanley to Lidcombe, and E Riley to Telopea Park, with further rearrangements for several first assistants.
Couple attacked by rat at Collingwood home
Mrs. S. Linnston of Collingwood was bitten and scratched by a savage rat at her home last night. Her husband, coming to help, received more severe wounds as the rodent struck repeatedly. The rat escaped into the yard then vanished down a hole.
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Melbourne
S. Linnston
Collingwood
New Inventions Highlight London Exhibition Rules
A nine international exhibition by the Institute of Patentees in London showcases a four square safety razor teed peg that bends magnetic pen and pencil stand and power driven garden shears among remarkable new inventions. Britain sees about sixty thousand patent applications annually with roughly one third reaching completion.
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Institute of Patentees
London
Britain
Strange Discovery In North France Brings Traitor Case
A man in northern France is arrested for dodging military service. He served in the German army during the war, claiming German nationality though born in France to German parents. He returned to France after the war with his German wife, and his birth was registered at the mairie, making him a French subject under French law.
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Har Brisen
France
Traior
Germany
Mairie
Letter Delayed Twenty Two Years in Spalding Fingland
A corm merchant in Spalding Fingland received a postcard dated to his father, undelivered for 22 years. The father had died long before, yet authorities demanded an extra halfpenny portage, the pre war rate difference. The son paid the amount out of filial duty but vows complaints if further trouble occurs.
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Spalding
Fingland
Relics Sold at Auction in London
At Mesera Glendinnna s London auctioneers sold a penny-farth ing bicycle in perfect condition for £80 after 50 years in an attic. A deed box with autographs and manuscripts by Florence Nightingale realized £220, including books and pamphlets on Indian sanitation and a letter about a War Office quarrel. Another letter quotes Nightingale praising fighting slave traders over governmental authorities.
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Mesera
Glendinnna
London
Florence Nightingale
War Office
Woman Buys Suspected Van Dyck for Ten Shillings
A Birmingham shopper bought a grubby head painting for ten shillings, claiming it resembles a Van Dyck. The piece was shown to gallery keepers, compared as a possible Van Dyck, borrowed and exhibited to a crowded audience at the Ae Gallery.
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Fortant
Womal
Birmingham
Kames Smith
Almaat
van Dyck
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Commonwealth Solar Observatory
Mount Stromla
Postal Service
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Lutine
the Armada
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