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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 18, 1933
Page
2
A clipped OCR fragment refers to temperature limits and numerical caps, mentioning a maximum value around 34 and a reference to a unit or standard termed tam and aulpinium. The fragment is unclear but hints at measurement constraints and conditional phrasing.
Fragmented OCR text describes a police case with unclear names and actions. It mentions six months and stray property, but the core facts are unreadable. The passage lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize meaningfully.
Mandy Rofta reports Monsignor Rankalli protested to the Premier over a baptism in the Oreo Farthage Church. The Premier cited constitutional conformity and government will, noting the baptism was kept secret with only two officials aware.
Rome reports the Vatican awaiting the Queen's recovery to decide whether she would concede to the Reptian. If not, baptism will not be received by the Pope. The Vatican deplores the deceit of the Queen and the situation surrounding the event.
Canberra forecast notes cloudy spells with a light shower in places but otherwise fine and cool nights. Winds shift from southeast to northeast, bringing variable conditions.
A Brookings summary argues functional payments require favorable trade balance and export surpluses. It highlights conflicts between U S fiscal aims and trade policy, warns against currency transfers that harm exchanges, and says reparations cancellation would aid recovery, while public opinion lags behind economic facts.
Local tennis bouts feature Division 2 and Division 3 matches with players such as Crichty Banlin Waller and Bruce Qberany, yielding scores from 63 42 to 84 60. The Queanbeyan Club and Armidale women’s matches show varied outcomes, including triumphs and close sets, with teams facing Taree and other clubs in round play.
The article reports two narrative site options for the federal headquarters of the Yours Australia League in Canberra. One is at Braddon and the other at Porton, with discussions involving the Degaruaseit or the in error entity. The choice aims to house the administrative offices and a proposed tower, while development awaits personal inspection by Mr. Alvbnin and a review of vegetation and land reservations.
The report describes a lively progress on day four with Ames and Hammond contributing big runs, a 200 plus partnership, and a score crossing 598 as the innings ends with Wall and Brundisiatt among top performers. A tense display by Hath and O'Reilly shapes the final overs.
Canberra citizens faced distress among unskilled workers during the active construction era. The Canberra Welfare Society and the State Government pursued full employment, child welfare assistance, and education expansion. Subsidies supported YWCA, libraries, musical societies, and youth programs. Government policy linked metropolitan needs with rural areas while managing finances for public services.
A communication from the Gunning Swimming Club states the Canberra swimming carnival is postponed to a new date yet to be set. Arrangements are made and a dance after the carnival is planned for February 14 in honor of visiting swimmers. Seven championship cups will be contested including the Yorkhill and Perkins cups among others.
The Canberrs Aroaleur Reining Gy hosts the opening club championship events for the season. A novelty diving exhibition by Cantera I Divinglowe precedes a full slate including junior boys 44 yards, open shotgun handicaps, and novelty races.
New companies registered yesterday for the new year include National Trust Limited with capital of £1,000,000 in 1 ordinary and equity shares, managed by John Willem Haw McArthur of Auckland. A second registration was Milkmaid Fountain Act with capital of £40,000, intended to convey bond interests and manufacture cordials and other ingredients.
The Canberra Chamber of Commerce held its first informal meeting at the Retened Hol jer' Club room, with Lt Col Fl.sdoodwin and Mr J. 4. Crag among speakers. The Annet report notes February 25 as the inaugural meeting date and outlines recommendations to boost membership, engagement, and active community support for the chamber, including new officers and ongoing monthly meetings.
The Department of the Interior faces a water overuse crisis as Canberra’s supply strains. Officials led by Mr Brown urge residents to curb waste to protect the pumping plant and reservoir levels during peak periods.
The right honorable Bir Hoek OMolll and the minister for the interior have left Canberra for Sydney with plans to return. The new minister for customs is due in Canberra today to assume duties while the development minister McLachlan is expected to arrive in Canberra this day.
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