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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 31, 1932
Page
2
The fragment lists daily weather figures for Canmenra including temperatures, wind, and precipitation notes across December. It references maximums and minimums for a 24 hour period, with partial month records and stray year annotations.
Monthly rainfall tallies from Tesqrést ni Queantapes show fluctuating measurements across Beta Licevenye. The UNF report presents presented figures and partial dates, illustrating seasonal variation and data gaps in the current dataset.
The Canberra Times outlines 1932’s turning point for Canberra with emphasis on completing government department transfers from Melbourne to unlock private capital, build an economic unit, and accelerate development. It highlights science and education as pillars, noting the proposed university growth and the need for self-sufficiency to address unemployment and living costs in 1933.
A forthcoming agreement between the British Government and the Dominions aims to extend restrictions on meat exports to the United Kingdom. Negotiations, ongoing with London and Dominion governments, seek to formalize limits beyond the present pact. Early signs show price relief in British markets and tighter export controls on meat and munitions.
The Daily Telegraph forecasts that Sir Isaac Jeance will be among the new peers created in the New Year Honours.
The Minister reports supervisors praise unemployment relief work in Canberra during recent weeks. Workers contributed well in the common effort, with foremen noting appreciation of government support and the men from Queanbeyan and Aner showing diligence on the job.
The Premier, Mr terona de Gard, closes a challenging year with resolve to rebuild foundations and push reforms. He reviews progress against prior defeats, pledges elimination of political uncertainty, and envisions continued growth, unity, and a civic drive toward the common good.
A December 28 1888 letter argues the Australian public should fund free high school education for all, warning against taxation that preserves privilege. It questions whether Australia can afford vast nationwide schooling costs and suggests railways be publicly owned with fares paid by users.
A published Wheat position linked to United Australia Party discussions shows Country Party members debating support for a wheat bounty. The government sought a coalition approach to aid farmers, while internal divisions and a near majority vote shaped the outcome, with 42,000,000 in potential terms mentioned as the party’s own stance.
The Amissant Treasurer cites a pension tax on widows and heirs after deaths. It outlines exemptions for small estates and perpetual encumbrances, and notes transfers of charge upon death to spouses or relatives with conditions. It discusses compliance, postponement options, and required undertakings to avoid real estate transfers without consent of the Commissioner.
An irregular report notes a group of former Plymouth residents who relocated to Australia and influenced a wheat bonus deal. The piece mentions holiday trading limits and a large cash transaction of 250,000 tied to certificates and a scheme involving Savane and Barrobos, with details obscured by OCR errors.
NSW authorities announce a comprehensive inquiry into public service reforms. The board aims to assess service performance, gather stakeholder views, and identify efficiency improvements to bolster economy and delivery.
Mr Woaliean captain of Ne Attertown Tennin Taam asserts Ate standard of tennis rivaled worldwide. He notes aminos hype Mas played in Americu with proportional skill, reflecting strong local talent and growth.
A fragmented colonial era notice lists personal vice regal events and travel plans. It mentions Tht Faxe of TonoleH the waren General and Lady dmowes, and several named individuals preparing to attend events in Canberra and Sydney. The text also records a minister's vacation, a Trinity Presbyterian member's trip to Sydney, and a long list of attendees from Melbourne, Sydney, and surrounding areas. The source is a garbled roster of names, places, and dates with unclear chronology.
A record of Sunday and New Year church services across Canberra and surrounding towns. Listings include Anglican St Barnabas Kingston Holy Communion and Evensong, Catholic services at St Christopher’s Porites, Presbyterian Canaberra, and Methodist Canberra. Also noted are Salvation Army canteens, Christian Science meetings, and denominational notes.
An irregular church notice outlines services at Elvon Dhunteoyin with no early morning ritual and a 1 am aerotoon. The schedule lists the Weetungerra sereicon and a 4 pm Sunday event led by Reverends Dame and Aurwid Maranattill. Local readers are urged to attend.
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Fragmented text lists participants and locations for a February event. Names include Rebel Charewoed Mian Lene Meena and others, with references to Yase Bundar Hov Wo Mharpe and Goulburn Pranvyrers, suggesting a local performance or competition with multiple figures and places.
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