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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 29, 1934
Page
2
An Australian newspaper notes a new issue or feature titled The Canbarts Three. The item appears in a local Canberra advertisement page with subscription rates listed as 40 shillings per year within the territory and 42 shillings per year elsewhere. The text is partially garbled and an editorial note indicates a handmade waveprint.
Champions to set in Alaren meeting with Gueaniopant and Tstelet Courainie pacing. Meeting begins at 3:30 pm with Conaldorabent great attraction for the year. District champions Myre Dew and Hayroot compete alongside numerous named horses and owners including Hichardson, Moyni, Harrington, Cartingy Gow, Connor, and Taylor among others.
The sermon traces memory as a moral force within life and after death. It references Rev. H. W. Woodhouse and Dr. Muehqy, discussing divine mercy, judgment, and the soul's conditioning by memory and moral conduct. The piece meditates on memory shaping fate and the hope of justice through divine intervention.
The Summer School of Political Science concluded at the Hotel Gynderra with delegates led by rail, Macmahom Ball, discussing that planning should coordinate economy and society. Speakers argued for expert guidance, limited state interference, and gradual reform including constitutional changes to empower central authority and reduce inequalities.
A Melbourne professor argues planning in Australia must aim at national development rather than piecemeal subsidies. He critiques current industry subsidies for food, sugar, and wool, urging a coordinated wheat production plan and a comprehensive survey of prospects and costs across regions.
The upcoming visit of Prince George to Australia and New Zealand sparks broad public interest and is seen as strengthening Empire unity. It highlights royal influence on democracy, tourism, transport, and commerce, with a tentative itinerary across states and Victoria likely central to plans.
The field names a long list of horses and owners for the OFEN HANDICAP Third Division race. Entries include Flarringtons Dainty Flag, Some Hell, Royal, Master, and several others with various owners noted in a dense, OCR-like listing.
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