Canberra Times Classified Rates Mentioned for Booking
The snippet lists rates and notices from The Canberra Times advertising booking terms. It mentions rates in shillings per saneun and per annum and references H J Riley and Mrs Brill along with Newsagency and hotels in Canberra. It reflects a period ad style with railway station and building mentions.
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HJ Riley
Brillepeec
H. J. Riley
Rhepard
Canberra
Westlake
Westridge
Manukes
Canberra girls stage refined annual concert at civic centre
Her Excellency Lady Tsacas attended with Misa Purves as Canberra Church of England Girls Grammar School presented a varied programme at the W C A Hall. Form 5A opened with a Scottish dance, followed by nursery rhymes, Russian dance, planting melodies by the school, and a Newcastle country dance. Solo and ensemble songs featured, with Brutus from Julius Caesar performed by Claire Skinner and cast. The second half showcased physical culture, a sword dance, more songs, a Gavotte, a French peasant dance, and a one act comedy Five Birds in a Cage by Gertrude Jennings.
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Lady Tsacas
Canberra
Church of England Girls’ Grammar School
W.C.A. Hall
Civic Centre
Misa Purves
DeCalthorpe
Foster
W. C. Sheridan
Formac
Newcastle
A. A. Milne
Lisa Lehmann
H. Fraser Simpson
Julius Caesar
Brutus
Claire Skinner
A. Thomas
Cassius
N. Brown
Trebonius
G. Pinner
Metellus Cimber
J. Edwards
Casca
Man
Edward Cooper
Gertrude Jennings
Golf Royal Canberra Club distance handicap won by H. J. Filshbie
A Royal Canberra Golf Club distance handicap on Saturday afternoon was won by H. J. Filshbie. The best cards feature multiple players with nearest-to-the-pin style results on various holes including H. J. Pilshie and Fr. H. Cole among others across 14th to 20th holes and greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Canberra Golf Club
H. J. Filshbie
H. J. Pilshie
Fr. H. Cole
J. Carrodus
H E. Downes
M. Finlayson
R. T. Whyte
M W, Lucas
J. A. Bull
J. Calvert
F A. Fisk
W. Fogarty
A. A. Treyear
AR. R. Clayton
R. R. Gibson
E. R. Kerr
A. W. Cripps
M. C. Boniwell
H. E. James
L. F. Johnston
F. L. Hatfield
C. C. Whitley
R. Hydes
K. D. Forbs
J. Fogarty
Weather Log From Canberra Shows Varied Temperatures
The report records barometer readings from 9 am to 9 pm with values around 80 inches and temperatures ranging from 29 degrees at 9 am to 47.1 at 3 pm and 43 at 2 pm. Wind directions noted as N and B, with both maximum and minimums for the 24 hour period and multiple erroneous OCR fragments included.
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Canberra
N. Bundsy
Prass
World Trade Rises Slightly in 1935 First Quarter
Geneva report shows world trade at 76.5 percent of 1990 levels for the first quarter of 1935. The quarterly average rose 1.2 percent above the 1934 first quarter, according to League of Nations bulletin.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Coal strike called off after presidential request
Washington Saturday President Hoover calls off the United Mine Workers strike affecting about 450000 eastern coal workers. J Lewis, president, urged miners to return to work under the existing hours and wage terms until July 31 if operators agree.
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Washington
Hoonevelt
J.lewi
United ‘Mine Workers
East Coal
Lewies
Canadian Essay Contest for Our Schools in Ottawa
Ottawa reports estimates approved for a Canadian essay contest involving area schools. Organizers outline participation details and prize structure with emphasis on student input and local educational impact. Local school officials welcome the opportunity to showcase writing talent and civic engagement through the contest.
New South Wales Forecast With Rain and Thunder Expected
Unsettled conditions linger across the northern half with further rain and heavier falls and thunder. Showery weather to extend southward after morning fog, cooler to cold generally, variable winds mostly light with isolated squalls.
Canberra Forecast Brightens? Unsettled Weather Persists
Canberra forecast shows cloudy and foggy conditions with showers at first and increasing unsettled weather later. Freshening to squally south to south west winds, with cooler near term temperatures.
Responsibility in Pacific relations calls Australia to lead
The article urges Australia and Britain to foster collective security in the Pacific amid tensions in Japan China and Russia. It notes US stance on Pacific unity, warns of Japan expansion, and argues Australia must mobilize statesmanship to unite Pacific nations face to face for peace rather than wait for conflict.
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Samuel Hoare
House of Commons
China
United States
New South Wales
E. C. Carter
Institute of Pacific Relations
Far East
Britain
Europe
Pacific
Japan
Russia
Carter
Sydney
Australia
New Zealand
Charteris
Sydney University
Washington
Manchukuo
Wimbledon quarter finals: Crawford and McGrath advance
Crawford and McGrath reach Wimbledon quarter finals after wins over Hughes and Sharpe in tough conditions. McGrath avenges Berlin defeat to face Von Cramm while Crawford meets Wood as Sharpe’s veteran play yields to steady Australian aggression. Hopman falls to Wood as Australians dominate the day.
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London
Crawford
McGrath
Hughes
Sharpe
von Cramm
Berlin
Wood
Hopman
Cochet
Love
Finglishman
Sting
Woods
Austin
Andrews
Menzel
Mailer
Malfrey
Stedman
Gabrewitz
Straud
Allison
van Ryn
Yamagishi
Nishimura
Conservatorium Orchestra Visit to Canberra and Goulburn
State Conservatorium Orchestra led by Dr Edgar L Balnton visits Canberra and Goulburn for a Capitol Theatre concert on July 24 with over fifty performers. Support comes from Minister Paterson Education Drummond and Canberra bodies. Booking urged as seating available at Capitol Theatre.
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Canberra
Goulburn
State Conservatorium Orchestra
Edgar L. Balnton
Capitol Theatre
National Capital
T. Paterson
Drummond
Conservatorium
Bainton
Canberra Musical Society
Albert Hall
Sydney
Bainston
Melbourne
The
Broadcasting Commission
Musical Society
C. 8. Daley
Conservatorium Orchestra
Mayor and Ex Mayor Duel in Paris Garden
On the eve of his election, Mayor Chiatto dueled ex mayor Godin with pistols in the Bois de Boulogne. Chiatto wounded Godin in the leg with his second shot before breakfast. They left unreconciled.
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Paris
M. Godin
Monsieur Chiatto
Pistola
Bois de Bologne
Chiatto
Godin
Federal Club Hestecards In Distance Handicap
Federal Golf Club conducted a distance handicap on Saturday with players EB Griffiths F Murray Ware Cole Hunt Shannon Andrews Murray Graths noted on various fairways. Next week a monthly medal competition will be held.
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Federal Golf Club
Eb, Griffiths
F. Murray
W. Ware
L. Cole
W. K. Hunt
FR. Shannon
T. Andrews
W. K. Murray
Graths
Music Examinations At London College Results
At the London College of Music examinations on June 27 five candidates from Miss J Cameron studio passed including Lorna Wark who earned the ALCM with 83 percent. Wark was praised for Automme a fine performance by Cuminade. Other results: Intermediate Grade Elma Meech 75 percent and Marie McInnes 73 percent. Primary Grade Robert Morton 73 percent and Betty Pittard 69 percent.
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London College of Music
J. Cameron
L.L.C.M
M. Queanbeyan
Lorna Wark
Marie McInnes
Robert Morton
Betty Pittard
Concert Players Shine In Charity Recital At Local Hall
The cast featured J Waterman Susan the Duchess of Wiltshire C Skinner as Lord Leonard Porth A Binns as Nelly a minisher's assistant B Thomas as Bert and N Jardine as Horace The event proved well organised by Miss McRae Miss Nancarrow and Miss Palfreyman with support from the Old Girls Association and Brian Green who delivered notable scenery under trying conditions.
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J. Waterman
Susan
Duchess of Wiltshire
C. Skinner
Lord Leonard Porth
A. Binns
Nelly
B. Thomas
Bert
N. Jardine
Horace
Miss McRae
Nancarrow
Pennant Tennis Matches Vivid In Fine Weather
In bright conditions the F C T pennant tennis day saw Northbourne overpower Ginninderra in A Grade while mixed A Grade featured Northbourne and Weetangera with Northbourne winning. Numerous close results followed across B and C Grades with many matches decided in five sets.
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Northbourne
Ginninderra
Nish
Iony
Weetangerra
Teloped
Fire Brigade
Forrest L
Reid
Braddon II
Duntroon
Hil T
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