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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
4
Weather data shows barometer readings at 9 am 20.04 inches and 3 pm 30.85 inches with a 2 pm value of 304 inches. Temperature details include 9 pm 81.6 degrees, 9 am 62 degrees, and a maximum 28 degrees. other figures note 30 degrees in the afternoon and a forecasted 30 degrees for the day.
The text describes a visit by Hier Mkewilency Lady Tasatly, attended by Mize and Puryen, to Queenbryad Thotrich Muupial yesterday at Albert.
The article traces rubber’s journey from a 1735 Brazilian discovery to a global industry. It notes plantation expansion, price regulation, and consumer pushback, with Australia’s tyre sector detailing investment, employment, and revenue figures for 1934 including 12,000 axa trafiane and 250 000 in revenue.
A large crowd gathered at the central Police Court in Sydney as Brady stood trial for the murder of James Beith. Evidence included testimony from Lil Jane Smith about threats from her husband and details of a yacht voyage, with forensic notes on the victim’s arm and shark-related activity. The hearing was adjourned to tomorrow.
The document outlines higher weekly pension and service allowances due to a July change, including extended payments for those who received extra allowances. It notes that some groups will see deductions before increases take effect, with officers affected by revised rates and eligibility.
Officials anticipate London reserves to cover commitments with a maximum withdrawal near £0.0 million and the remainder from £15 million available by end of May. Despite adverse trade balance of £20 million forecast, improved conditions raise the seven month position to a surplus of about £3.5 million. Imports are to fall and trade treaties may push exports to lift the balance further, with reserves around £50 million by June 30, 1936.
The Queanbeyan branch of the Country Women's Association reports strong attendance at the Baby Health Centre and notes funds from the Kings Jubilee Fund aid maternal and infant welfare. Tea Rooms in Monaro Street operate Thursday and Saturday with voluntary work and ongoing improvements. The annual CWA Ball is scheduled for Friday, October 1.
A historical look at J B Young Ltd, Queanbeyan to Canberra, detailing flour milling and shipper trades, early premises on Queanbeyan and Civic Centre Canberra, the 1925 bulk store opening, and long serving staff including W Caule with 42 years and a legacy of multi-decade workers.
Officials report the Papuan exploration party, led by two white finn and four patio men, based near Port Moresby, has provisions for about three months. They planned to push toward the Lary river, a tributary from New Guinea to the Gulf of Papua, before supplies run out.
The Department of the Interior enforces the Wireless Interference Ordinance and begins action to curb disturbances caused by machinery in government departments. An investigation into complaints seeks efficient methods to eliminate the interference.
The article notes the creation of a new research position to aid economist Dr. Roland Wilwop, with Mr Aemiehlen named Assistant egnonomist and Research Officer. It also mentions Tasmanian Mr J B Barry taking duties as officer in charge of public stations at Brabls Hiuish Department, arriving in Canberra.
Agradleal development in UB introduces an audible dashboard warning that sounds when key gauges fall below normal. Proponents argue it aids drivers by signaling engine temp, oil pressure, or other readings without constant checking. Critics question placement and practicality for heavy trucks and private cars.
At Woodateck Courthouse today Magix Elone and Claude Charnock both labourers aged 27 are charged with the murder of William and John Nieiaot at a Waka Gain home. They were remanded until Monday when the inquest will open at Cowen.
The Premier returned from a Queensland trip with souvenirs including a walking stick made of Queensland hoop pine wind. He spoke of enjoying daily wins and noted the Acting Premier Mr. Pease presented the stick. The Premier said he would not be dark loudy for some time.
In Melbourne a man named Lex Robertson aged 70 was shot in the spine when a weapon exploded after Donald Wallis aged 44 tripped carrying a pea rifle yesterday. Robertson was found on a log by the railway line and transported to Camperdown hospital as medical aid arrived.
Japan protests the tone of a Russian note over frontier incidents including shootings and ambushes. Tokyo confirms it has informed Moscow of the dissatisfying communication and urges constructive negotiations to resume without hostile language.
A Victoria League gathering in Canberra at the rear dynive of Tady Garren, Red Hn, added five new committee members Mrs ET Crutchley Mrs WT Edwards Mrs B Watron and Mrs Care ads. The notes reference league regulations, activities, and an increase in membership as the group discussed its scope.
The Tullamore case resumed with waiter Prancis Medcalt denying interference with ore samples and any gold placement at the mine. Medcalt claimed no samples were taken and he relied on other information about the mine's status. Cromonaminet by Mir. Spender KC stated no personal gain from wagon meets or company funds. The hearing was adjourned.
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