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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 17, 1933
Page
4
Fragment reads as a damaged local notice referencing community buildings and places such as Canberra Queanbeyan Cottamey Mungendore and nearby streets. It lists addresses and business names with likely auction or sale context but lacks coherent details or dates.
Special arrangement offers daily home delivery of The Canberra Times to all Canberra and Queanbeyan residents. Orders should be placed via Canberra Times or Bir MF. Murray in Queanbeyan, with phone numbers provided.
The report lists barometer readings and temperatures with a maximum 78 degrees and a minimum around 63.8 degrees for a 24 hour period. It then cites monthly rainfall totals for Canberra and another location, Unnanhaven, noting year to date figures and periods referenced.
The fragmentary line from the Canberra Times suggests a sports score or section header with numerals 17 and 14s. Readable details are limited, but the entry appears to reference a game score or period counts tied to a local event or team coverage.
A Canberra meeting at Albert Hall reaffirms citizen demand for broader representation in national and local affairs and supports an inquiry into the hospital. It warns that continued opposition by government-nominated Council members risks undermining the Advisory Council and the public’s constitutional rights. Continuous government delay could threaten the Council’s future and Canberra’s voice in policy.
Fragmented report notes threats of a strike in South Australia amid disputes over pay and conditions. Workers express dissatisfaction with proposed payments of 27/2 per 40 and protest stalled settlements at Mulbourny and nearby sites.
Fragmented foreign affairs report outlines British efforts for peace and broad international diplomacy. It cites negotiations among nations, potential arms talks, and calls for restraint to avoid undermining the Allies and ongoing stability in Europe.
The Australian squad for the fifth Test at Melbourne includes Oldfield O'Brien Nagel replacing Ponsford Love and Tobin. Nagel had missed earlier selections due to an injured arm and is now slated for a comeback with renewed fitness amid the team’s selection debate.
Local reports describe Governor Wie trencrat presiding at a meeting of the Feder Bevery Coupe held in Cambridge yesterday morning. Details remain fragmentary and unclear from the OCR.
Thiresny Ayprey spoke at the cations about a future where lower returns and reduced taxation might revive the economy. The Earl of Tem Iroke and Chancellors of the Exchequer would pursue tax cuts to spur growth and restore confidence. England and Anterton faced heavy strains, but early signs of prosperity were noted as wage trends and consumer sentiment showed tentative improvement. The Bari emphasized swift action on the south question to sustain momentum.
A Canberra protest meeting debated the Federal Capital Territory hospital funding and urged parliamentary representation for residents. The motion supported by the Advisory Council demanded inquiry into hospital management and opposed taxation without representation, highlighting concerns over cost and governance.
In a 1959 Canberra boundary debate a motion on a tax to fund a public hospital drew opposition and questions about its equity. Dr. Le W. Nott urged caution while A Makeley warned against censure of Morris, with ministers asserting the need for transparency and clear spending plans.
The Italian Loan Council chairman May Greene said Sir Gibson of the Commonwealth Bank informed of a 3 month deposit rate cut from 3 percent to a lower level. The change affects Treasury Bills after February and continues until further notice, aligning with national policy across the Commonwealth and affecting savings and consumer rates in New South Wales and Victoria. The report notes reductions across bank rates and the expected impact on government savings and public finances.
Fragmented text describes an evening program at Telopea Park School with references to a future-oriented event, a local date, and mentions of people and activities. The readable portions indicate a community education or lecture setting with unclear details and garbled phrases.
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