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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 21, 1933
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows a farming related notice with garbled phrasing about publishing and dates. Readable parts hint at a notice involving farmers, publishing terms, and potential deadlines, but precise details remain unclear.
The New Zealand branch report on cancer research notes varied results in the last half year. Experiments in Dunedin and Wellington examine irritation substances, aluminium tests, and tumor responses in mice and fowl, seeking links to cancer mechanisms and potential treatments.
Sunday January 28 records show uncertain morning times and lunar phase notes. Mentions of prices for pets and various planetary mentions include Jupiter and a misread time. The fragmentary item lacks clear events or actions.
Canberra forecast notes cloudy skies and unsettled conditions with possible thunder. East to southeasterly winds ease then shift to a southerly change, bringing relief later.
A Canberra Times analysis notes that Russia and France push heavy armament to secure peace amid uneasy Europe. It links treaties with Poland Romania and potential pacts with the Soviet Union, warning that disarmament talks may yield a fragile calm while war-time memories linger.
The Horticultural Society resumes moving shows at Acton Hall on Monday evening January 2B with elaborate displays and a full schedule for the year. February sees a council meeting to set the hummer show dates, while March hosts the monthly fair and the Avian Exhibit in the Alert Mall. The year concludes with the May finale, featuring a variety of exhibits and contests, including a plant and flower display and related demonstrations.
The Commonwealth Bureau outlines preparatory steps for a nationwide census. About 1,000 subdivisions will be managed by venue sub-enumerators and collectors across districts. Local appointments will be made, aiming to employ unemployed men, with pay estimates around £7 to £10 per day and total cost near £160,400 for the project.
Unconfirmed reports say Sir Hal Colebateh may resign as confirmation from the Clerk of the Han ato and the Sydney office is pending. Senator Bir Mal Cobabateh is discussed for a reappointment in Western Australia, with formal resignation expected to reach Mr Monahan early next week.
Fragmented report outlines liquor trades case before Industrial tribunal regarding Canberra award variations for hotel employees and female workers. Evidence includes figures like 4170 and 11/4/0 with names and trial references, noting a fortnight readiness and possible legal actions.
An inquest opened into the death of May Miller, found at Weavyrer Lane. Craig, a Drapery shop worker, is accused of murder amid a crowded court. Evidence covers December to January, detailing a violent assault, threats, and the subsequent disposal of clothing along Grove Road and Leppside.
A worker at the Wollon Gilly Mine in Burragorang Valley was struck by a fall of earth in the morning and suffered a fracture of the left arm and other injuries. He was conveyed to hospital for treatment.
A garbled note suggests SMAH'S NOVEL IDEA OF PENANCE TEMNMRA involving an editor from HuwepABOT and a minister Paymour Tash. The text hints at a police arena movement and a punitive action amid political controversy.
Irregular text from Melbourne reports ideal weather for a title championship in Kooyeng Court. Men’s singles results feature Hancock defeating Terk, Weston beating Medrath, and Bary edging Cuimmings in a close set. Women’s singles saw Moleeworth and Muirhead advance with 6-2, 6-2 scores, Hull and Cnty noted in final rounds.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at imperial bond discussions and national identity. Mentions Professor Francis Anderson, president of a nation league, and a lunch event about empire links, with references to memories and regeneration. Unable to confirm full details due to garbled source.
A fragmented report notes a drop in breaches next year due to police precautions and safer driver behavior. It quotes Commissioner ME Childs praising progress while acknowledging ongoing attempts to meet penalties and avoid court handling in care of public safety.
Honoured Governor General and Lady host in Canberra as key departmental cases usher travel for Melbourn e engagements. Senior officials and families from Sydney and Melbourne gather at Queen Street Hotel for a week of official visits and private social events ahead of the Federal Cabinet sessions starting Monday.
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