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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 18, 1933
Page
2
A garbled list of names and places appears to be a personal notices section. It includes multiple individuals and locations such as Melbourne Malboura and Bednay, with several initials and titles, but the text is highly corrupted and difficult to parse into a clear event or notice.
Readable elements describe a rough wartime inmate or event note with names unclear and garbled captions. The fragment mentions a man and a very thick wire era phrase, but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable organizations.
A compact entry from The Canberra Times notes a Saturday date with a likely typographical error. It references events or notices on or around the specified day, but the fragment lacks clear names places or actions. Further readable details are not present in the text provided.
A Canberra lead editorial critiques the Minister for Health Mr Morr and Cabinet for withholding draft ordinances from the Advisory Council and defends parliamentary access to bills. It argues the Government must follow legal duties and council procedures, highlighting the Cemeteries Ordinance as an example and urging ministers to understand advisory law.
A fragment from Oxford University discusses a pacifist group's minute book being seized amid controversy. It mentions undergraduates, the Union Society, and protests about wartime policy. Rumors note a special meeting and possible resignation framing, with references to the White Brigade and college authorities.
An international conference debates United States and British plans to abolish military aviation and curb air bombing. Delegates discuss control and phased disarmament while tensions and procedural delays arise amid confusion and shifting positions.
Records of the Canberra regional meeting discuss motion on water supply from Queanbeyan to Canberra with wiring, joint connections, and cost sharing. It covers lighting arrangements, arbitration, trucking negotiations, land and rent terms, and potential extension of tenders and contracts. The discussion includes remarks by Mr J Garrau Mr Anepnord and Mr Shepherd, with references to the Federal Capital and local committees.
A fragmentary report describes a Monday event by the Methodist Union organizing a public meeting in Canberra and a central Queensland Circuit visit. It notes speakers MP Son and A Huby, with a choir performance and proposed ordinances for the congregation. The text references service plans, church anniversaries, and lay preachers involved in the assembly.
Debates over wheat grant allocation in the Federal Territory reveal disagreement among growers and officials. Critics press for better distribution and use of federal wheat support, urging clear accounting and timely aid to local farmers.
Religious notices from Ennergl and surrounding parishes list varied services for Sunday November 12, 1888. Details include Holy Communion, morning and evening prayers, and sermons led by multiple clergy including Canon Rebortevn, Rev James Hardman, and Archdeacon Nike. Cathedrals and parishes such as Christ Church, Sutton, Queanhevan, and Kama Foster are named with respective service times.
A garbled church page announces a Thanksgiving service in Marton and events across parishes including fundraising with guitars and vegetables. It mentions church members receiving contributions, a yearly meeting, and a young member drive for offerings, with attendance restrictions and a meal by the ladies.
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