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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1933
Page
3
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In the district, Canora Teams clash as key players from Mass Con and Gee the Bret yams contest a fast paced game. Notable figures Geanbegan, Mrerehiewing wave, Camiehtwater Ke Herrington, and McAdam lead lineups while 1M Biden and Headlann prepare defensive stances. objection filed to Thursday change.
Council of Churches votes to oppose BINNEY and urges government abolition of the lottery. Proposal targets funds for hospital relief and unemployment aid, with a plan to petition the Premier. Debate notes youth petitions and hospital contributions, and calls for a special income tax to support hospital funds.
The Senate weighs reducing Canberra allowances as a government motion faces possible recommittal. Opponents note unequal treatment for recently married public servants who would lose Canberra allowances, while others receive £14 yearly. The government risks defeat if the regulator remains inactive.
In Canberra societies the Cuphorra and Canberra Scholarships celebrated a centennial of Brahms and Schumann with an all star recital. Daley discussed Brahms life and works alongside remarks on Schumann, Wagner, and the era’s musical figures.
Queanbeyan team faces questions over practice plans and selection amid claims of aggressive tactics. Local sources report disputed comments and speculation on whether key players will feature in upcoming matches as tension builds before the season.
Fragmentary notice outlines a weekend competition at Masuka with events slated Saturday and Sunday. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors but reference to a regional meet, possibly including Erm umes and HS Woo with a 443 pan timing.
News item reports on the Australian rugby squad facing selections and travel changes as key players like Heldke and Vinitor join team gatherings. The group prepares for a tour, with some teammates subscribing to coverage and others traveling to Melbourne to meet the squad.
Morart Monday reports two men die after a lorry crash on Mumville Road. Victims identified as John or Walbet Oke chartinty. Rescue found them in wreckage. governor visits Broken Hill station. crowd gathers for the tribute.
Testimony before the Metro Commission covered petrol pricing and market competition. Timothy McAlister described attempted coercion and potential penalties for noncompliance, with Nesbitt resisting certain conditions and allegations of price undercutting by suppliers connected to Atlantic Oil. Claims included market withdrawals and injunctions amid discussions of management changes and regulatory adjournment.
Sydney Tuesday Judge Veriray criticized doctors in a Worker's Compensation case. He said he could not understand why medical opinions varied and questioned the evidence presented. The injured applicant was described in uncertain terms as the judge pressed the testimony and weighed expert statements.
The report covers Capital teams Canberra and Cooma in a two match inter town hockey series at Atanlard 10. Canberra barely wins praise for swift play with Micke Tindale and Hind scoring while Camithoh and Camvron contribute. Officials note improved form and anticipation for the Challenge Cup on home ground with Harton and Kington Chubs set to face Wongur of hardings.
Acting Chief Justice Harvey granted the administration of the estate of George Meekie to his widow Tallinn Reekie. Mrs Fewkle had applied for ratification of a will allegedly signed by the deceased, with Aubrey Kintumt bound over on a related charge. The judge indicated the true outcome would be revealed only with full evidence.
The Churchwomen's Guild of the Church of England will hold a social afternoon tomorrow at the Presbyterian Church Hall, Araddon, to raise funds for Erection Missions. Open invitation extended to all interested attendees invited to participate.
Fragmentary report details a street fight linked to a car minder's death and a baby found dismembered in Meath. Coroner notes government concerns. witnesses describe a violent incident ending in a fatal skull fracture. Police investigations continue amid grim public apprehension.
Sydney Turnday at Minter reports chaotic state payments. Officials say welfare disbursements are on track while shopkeepers allege months of arrears and delayed refunds. Local authorities promise action to restore timely aid.
A 26 member group from the Queensland girls school, led by a teacher, journeyed to Canberra for a display and lessons in the federal capital. The party included the teacher and traveled for a short stay to observe and participate in the event.
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