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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1933
Page
3
A partial OCR fragment mentions a June timeframe and a place called Eton. It hints at a report on a potion or remedy and lists unnamed persons. Details are unclear but imply a local notice or brief from a county or parish record.
The Kangaroos announce a medical decision sidelining a third player on the eve of their departure for England. Four doctors examined Heide as the board of control confirmed another player, with Norman, Pastore, Suburi, Wixhap remaining in contention and Dan Dempsey noted as protected.
From a Gippsland correspondent notes Queanbeyan court cases. Dwyer was fined with hard labour and payment due after driving with defective lamp. Nicholas pleaded guilty to driving with one headlamp and claimed fault fixed promptly. Finlay also fined with hard labour.
A government association meeting in Newcastle considered amalgamating eleven councils within a broader Newcastle scheme. Officials argued for economies of scale while preserving local services, noting high overhead costs and urging a practical path without imposing undue debt on poorer neighbours.
On the famous course in London United Kingdom a controversial event is noted at the open championship week. Townspeople resist access while residents support paying a fee to allow spectators and players to use the terrain as a condition for the championships.
In Sydney on Monday Denis Mop from the Metropolitan and Caulfield Cup connections sold for 12 guineas. The trainer Eke well known to train W Booth’s horse Kachrquer, aimed at stud purposes, fetched 26 guineas with strong tracks noted at Midney and Pikamwald.
Queanbeyan Golf Club hosted an 18 hole mixed foursomes event last Sunday. Winners were J McGive and Miss Molines with 63 net. Runners up included J McGiven and Miss McInnes with 65, and K Neale with M McInnen 66. Other notable pairs and scores were listed in the club’s report.
Baanya was scratched from Le Grand National Steeplechase this afternoon amid doubts about Widelewa facing the barrier. The program reported the event planned for Monday with uncertain weather and track conditions.
Sydney reporters note radio star Kate Amith debuts in a film at the Capitol Theatre. The program features romance by Fannie Hurst and a series of women's golf matches with Mos and a local team gaining attention. Actors including Jan and Diane Wyvar t and Roland Young appear in forthcoming showings.
Buyers operated freely as 24 000 sheep and lamin were sold with a firmer likely rate. Quality of Pennix fair and market showed improvements versus previous days. Median values ranged with wool sections noted. specific lots included Whiters and Notations with prices from 28 to 38 shillings.
Massy Cup title hopes steady as Queanbeyan readies for a match next week. New players not imported due to donor limits. local talent to shoulder duty. Club plans a strong showing with Gale and Kwan added to the side and a revised forward line led by McIntyre Moore and O Connor.
At Warwood Court Herbert Pranctn Perking faced a charge connected to a Croydon Park tragedy. Four members of the Perkins household died during the weekend with Marshall Verking aged seven critically injured. Detectives suspect poison linked to a mail carrier and a single motive tied to a prior poisoning incident in France in 1910.
In Queanbeyan Court yesterday Judge Forrest presided. J Gibbs pleaded guilty to two charges involving stamp duties and monthly returns. charges withdrawn on plea of guilty. Defendants were fined in default 36 days each. McGrath Williams J Willams and Staples convicted of drunkenness at Queanbeyan Pur Court. Totals noted as 1/15 6. Proceedings discussed by Mr Forrest.
An interview describes Thornton traveling to Baril to meet Thornton and McDonald who left Mon cay tonight. Thornton comments on McDonald’s contradicting statements during the inquiry and says it only took him a minute to learn the facts.
The text hints at a 1920s style separation between Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks at Pickfair. It mentions marital strain and incompatibility with their home, and a likely discussion of reparation and future plans though details are garbled.
Victorian rider Nicholson undertook a grueling year long ride, starting January 8, to set a national and international cycling record. He averaged about 18 miles per hour over 12 months, logging thousands of miles despite weather and equipment challenges. His journey, using a three speed cycle and Dunlop tyres, drew widespread admiration and is watched for further progress in Australia and beyond.
The secretary of the Hospitals Commission announced plans to appoint government nominees to all hospitals in the state. The commission will assess each board under the Statute Act and reduce elected directors by about 25 percent. Government nominees already serve at Hafmain and Rome security institutions.
A young man was attacked by a robber named Ernest Pitecerald in Coogee shortly before midnight. The assailant punched and kicked him, stole a gold wristlet watch, and fled as the victim staggered home with blood streaming from facial injuries. Police were alerted by the victim.
A disputed will case featured forged claims and witness confusion. Silvia Rildod and others testified under police direction about letters and alleged coercion. The court adjourned the matter as key evidence and testimony were contested.
A fragmented Sydney Petrol Commission hearing discussed stabilisation intended to prevent price swings, with officials noting that price control would spread to other stations. Witnesses claimed manipulation risks for resellers and investors. the inquiry adjourned amid confusion.
Executive council of the Australian Labour movement to discuss unity among Labour factions. Only formal matters were addressed at the Canberra gathering. A telegram from the Canberra Branch endorsed unity proposals and offered support to the Federal Opposition Leader.
Labour aldermen in Paddington face seven Waddington councillors as they seek cause to justify voting £7600 for alterations and additions to the Town Hall. The dispute involves labour workers and a minority of aldermen, with full trial of proceedings promised.
At the Queanbeyan rifle range on Sunday afternoon, competition was postponed to allow practice with the new short barrel rifle and the Mark V weapons. Members expected improved accuracy with the rifles and ammunition, signaling higher marks in future events.
Padre Hayes announces he will not continue as head of Interentimg aory. A parish tension note says one man held office but did not attend. Archbishop Monovyr reports majority support while meetings occurred away from the church.
Central Court Long heard charges of illegal betting tied to a Druitt Street garage. Police found secret doors aiding the operation. Proprietor Tones was fined 120 and associate Rona Deters, 23, received 410.
Fragmentary report notes a Brahms centenary tribute by German conductor Jonathan Beume and Canberra groups. Mentions Canberra Society, Arte and Lite Laboratory, Canberra Marival, and a late evening recital. says arrangements are planned to study major works and organize a musical competition among students.
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