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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 30, 1933
Page
3
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Parish of Canberra holds Monday services after Christmas Day. Services include Holy Communion, sermon, and hymns, with Youth and Young People's sessions in the evening. Evening prayers and Evensong are listed with specific times, amid notes on a vagrancy charge and various ministerial duties.
A Canberra court report details a Victorian criminal case involving Go apneurot an accused in a capital theatre robbery spanning November. It records testimony, pleas of not guilty, and sentencing notes for various charges including disorderly conduct and assault.
Div ine service announced for Sunday morning at 11 oclock in the Annsile Presbyterian Church Hall. Dedication of A Munro Ford with subject Twilight and Pull Day. No Sunday Schools. Health report on John Welker D D hopeful for use of crutches. Dr J A Munro Ford to preach January at Bayney churches. Rev Wm to fill Cephara place. Hopeful notes on Rev W G Sharp of Tam appointed on vacation. Congregational meeting January 18 at Amaite Church.
The chapters at the church announce services for tomorrow with Mr George Southwell of Wattle Park to lead in the morning and the Rev L W Woodhouse at 7 30 pm The following week the morning service will be conducted by the Rev H
The Rav H W Woodhouse will lead morning services at Central Mathods Kyaporruw, with Rav Dr J A Bfuaro Ford preaching evening sermon. No Watch-Wight service. schedule shows services at Molangto Wastridge and Duntroon tomorrow with Woodhouse in union with other clerics.
A scrambled report notes an air speed record at a Melbourne event with names Tarrensen Richey Shee Tou and Marvilia. The fragment mentions a 197 milestone, price concerns, and a morning session in Miami suited to the day’s timetable. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
A scrambled report details a bizarre cage fight between cobras and a python, claiming the world's most venomous serpents battled in a contained arena. The article mentions a cobra embedding fangs in a python and a dramatic outcome, with witnesses focusing on danger and exotic claims.
A sprawling Dutch engineering effort near Zuider Zee creates a massive polder of about 14,000 square miles under flood protection. The project deploys thousands of workers, dredges, and long drainage channels to reclaim land between the Holland and North Sea coasts, transforming swampland into usable territory and signaling a monumental, though costly, national infrastructure achievement.
A chaotic Melbourne police raid uncovers a cache of illicit drugs and implements as officers question occupants of a dockside property. Officers seize tins, burners, and a container holding a white powder while a suspect is charged with possession and related offenses.
Reported crash on Prince's Highway near Sydney causes multiple injuries and traffic delays. Authorities identify involved vehicles and note a medical response is underway. Further details are not clear from the fragmented text.
A proposed irrigation expansion seeks to convert vast wasteland into cultivable terrain by removing barriers, enlarging Holy Fund holdings, and linking new water sources. Officials estimate population growth and agricultural gains, with potential lower coastal costs and improved supply for towns previously short of usable water.
Dogs employed to recover lost golf balls at St Andrews would search the rough and farways, returning balls on busy Sundays when crowds visit the famed course. Trained animals comb the country borders, with reports noting their skill and occasional damage from teeth on retrieved balls.
The Bishop of Stoplje lifted a 1003 ban on Glade near Telano after local villagers requested relief. Since the ban, the area suffered repeated misfortunes including church burning by lightning crop loss and cattle plagues attributed to local attackers.
A fragmentary note recalls France honoring the Marquis of Joussoy Abbas and the designer of an early steamship with an eventual tablet. The text hints at historical pride and questions authenticity in the inventor’s early claims, but details are unclear.
A fragmentary historic note describes a burgeoning industry on the Tie toule out area around 178M. It mentions a rotor patent conflict, a grieving wife, and a London trip prompted by a wealthy patron. The piece notes a workshop growing into a factory with 300 workers, processing wool and transport work.
In a shop poised to meet every physical emergency the staff emphasizes thorough double checks of prescriptions, sincere endorsements of each article, and a pledge to earn the confidence of patrons. The message underscores readiness to assist during emergencies and general crises alike.
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