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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 30, 1933
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows a Canberra area notice page with mentions of local rates, subscriptions, and notices. It references EWA local gents, and names such as Mrs Jobson, Harries Co, Kingston, and Canberra addresses.
Canberra reports a high of 80.2 degrees Fahrenheit at 8:00 am and a daily rainfall summary shows varying totals. The monthly rainfall table lists December values with notes on wind direction from the northeast and a general weather summary for the period.
Fragmented text recalls a Melbourne cricket match and Fleetwood-Smith’s eight wickets in an era scoreboard context. Nickname-laden names appear densely, with mentions of Australian batsmen, bowlers, and fielding highlights. The report centers on a dramatic bowling performance by a prominent bowler at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, contrasted by other players’ struggles and scattered scores.
An analysis of New South Wales Legislative Council ballots, party splits, and reform. It notes 60 elected members with 36 government supporters, 17 Labour, and five Federal Labour representatives, plus independents. It highlights representation, women candidates’ failure, and calls for election reforms to prevent graft and corruption.
The State Government considers a quota system to favor local films and restrict American influence. Mr A.W. Marke investigates the industry while suggesting a royal commission if needed. Figures note growing suburban and country theatre control and call for exemptions to protect independent exhibitors.
Reports from Moscow indicate a cautious turn toward better relations with England and European powers. Molotov outlined negotiations progressing slowly while Soviet leaders emphasized nonaggressive stances and avoidance of warlike policies amid shifting alliances with Poland and German diplomacy.
The Queanbeyan and District Coursing Club’s program nine events will commence at 2:30 pm after a preliminary practice. First Division features include Tow, Torrington’s, Radley, Kor e y, and Gala Boy among several contenders. Awards and entries list dogs with color codes white yellow and red, with several owners named such as Millen Mickim, W. Willis, and B. Moyal.
The Lady from Sydney travels to Canberra this afternoon in a royal itinerary. Officials confirm the young passenger will be received by local authorities and participate in scheduled civic engagements during the visit.
Melbourne report details the third tennis test for Mr. KE Abbott, Comptroller, with a lineup of players named across Sydney, Melbourne, and Sydney districts. The article notes follow-on matches and changes, including Hopman’s replacement and upcoming doubles pairings for the ongoing series.
Report describes Woodfull unable to take the field after a shoulder injury. An attack at Hell in the shoulder occurred during the match. Medics attended as Potteryw leading the team in the immediate period while he rested and received study.
Melnolant and Harkie led a tight contest as teams vied for top honors amid unclear play. Officials reported a final score and noted moments of strong defense, with redoubled effort from the crowd-pleasing competitors.
The article reports that a Publicity Committee representing wives of dried fruit, canned fruit, and dairy industry workers plans a campaign in London. Director Mr Myland oversees, with annual funding around £90,000 to £277,000, mostly from industry, plus £12,000 from the Federal Government, while the government receives ongoing reports from various sources.
The article reports President Wilson urging a restrained foreign policy embracing League of Nations membership and international cooperation. He outlines three program lines including international mediation, noninvolvement in rival wars, and a move toward collective security with arms reduction to reshape the world peace order. The piece notes his support for keeping America within the League and promoting global governance.
The New Year Honours list is expected to feature multiple knighthoods. Canberra shows interest as Archdale Parkhill, Interior and Postmaster General, may be among those honored. Also mentioned is retired NSW Supreme Court Justice Ferguson, currently Royal Commissioner in the taxation inquiry, tipped for knighthood.
Visitors express disappointment at not being able to view the Institute of Anatomy Second Division during holidays. Complaints reference restricted access, calls for public viewing of displays in Canberra, and specific names linked to the issue. A later note mentions the Australian Forestry School and a dog racing stake context.
Rogan won the singles title defeating Ms Wella in a Cooma bowls event held at the Can berra City Globux on New Year’s Day. The match showcased skillful marking and forward play as players aimed for the penont mama in a local club final.
Read by officials yesterday, three ordinances seek to empower the Supreme Court in the territory. They cover codified principles for existing ordinances and modernize the framework guiding judicial authority and accountability. The measures set January 16 as the effective date for certain provisions and emphasize strengthening High Court jurisdiction in civil and criminal matters.
Fragmentary report describes a moose event linked to winter observations, mentioning Mat wattage and Pity Ovo. References Saturday 102 and coritay terms appear in OCR noise, leaving unclear details about location or outcome.
A scrambled report lists various prize figures and names such as Vieni prize, 01.220, and 5.048. Mentions individuals like Wright synawaty and A.W. T. Whalt, with scattered references to locations and institutions. The text appears to catalog lottery outcomes and associated names in a fragmented, OCR-derived format.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a youth arrest and related police actions involving a Mr J T Goodwin and others. Detailing unclear names and places, the fragment mentions Sergeant Cookstwiet and detention, with references to a failed escape and subsequent questioning.
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