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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
2
A fragmented publishing notice mentions Propristert Tee Medien and entities like Aviram Ld and Canberra, with references to printing and production roles. The text includes unclear phrases about the Ganverra and a Britian menservity, suggesting a listing of production or legal notice details in a city publication.
Special arrangement offers daily home delivery of The Canberra Times to Canberra and Queanbeyan residents before any other paper. To order, residents must provide name and address to The Canberra Times or Mr U P Mervay in Queanbeyan.
Weather data from Canberra and Queanbeyan includes monthly rainfall totals, temperatures, humidity, and wind. The page lists barometer readings and daily figures for maximum and minimum temperatures, with rainfall records for the current year and past records.
Fragmented and garbled OCR notes reference a political debate on representation and parliamentary matters. It mentions Melbourne Canberra, dates, and a planned meeting with community involvement and possible opposition.
Canberra forecast predicts cloudy skies with further showers mainly over the tablelands and Alps snow. North east to north west winds are expected to be gusty, bringing unsettled conditions for the region.
The Commonwealth Government announced a committee under Mr James Midone to probe the use of wireless at sea and the Mivintor for Commekee Mn], with Captain Bolger chairing and experts including Mr Gadven. The aim is to assess feasibility, safety, and practical space for wireless telegraphy and to report promptly with recommendations.
Australian doubles pair Crawford and Morgrath faltered in the third round at Wimbledon. Turnbull and Untutero faced strong opposition from New Zealanders Andrew and Stelman, with the match highlighted by Crawfont and McGeath’s inconsistent play and tense volleys.
Mrs Perkins returns to Canberra after visiting Alice Springs and resumes control of the Department of Interior. The minister reviews reports from various delegations on Allow Borings and further mining proposals. An inspection into aboriginal camps and abattoirs is arranged, with boundary issues under ministerial review. Mr Nrows planned to travel to Tennant Creek for investigations.
The article describes a fragile World Conference, delayed by the Lausanne agreement, with currency stabilisation as only one of several essentials. It warns that continued American domestic priorities may prevent a currency agreement while urging European and other nations to uphold the comprehensive agenda and resist unilateral moves that threaten progress.
The senate will convene next week to consider the nation’s hurt and the government’s move. Leaders aim to finalize political actions, with key members expected to follow the chair’s order as the session proceeds.
The Australian airman Mr Co T Ulm arrived from Basil and will depart for Athene and Rome at 3 a m tomorrow.
Paris report of a meteorite strike that ignited a Basancon tenement leaving a woman and two young children dead by fire. A man jumped from the second story with a baby and was seriously injured.
The report details Crawford and McGrath advancing in the match, with close scores and notable rallies. Turnbull and other players supplied competition as Jay Coens and Sima Hound prepared for upcoming rounds. The event highlighted female contestants and local figures, with results showing strong performances from Zauvihes and Mrs ImonMyol in other rounds.
Notice in senate regarding a bill to establish a Supreme Court for the Heat of Gor government. The proposed measure aims to improve the existing judiciary and references previous papers and motions associated with the topic.
Dr R J Tillyard from the Prime Minister’s Department is reported ill and under medical treatment. An April attendance is noted for a senior official delegation in Vancouver. Further, a June invitation from the American Association for the Advancement of Reference to lentepe is mentioned. Warnings on prompts and Milwaukee sanitarium treatment are cited with a possible early return if health improves.
Police halted an armband attempt by Seamen's Union to prevent two crewmen from boarding the steamer Koranni. The incident led to two men being removed, and further action involved guards at the wharf. Crew members dispersed, with officials claiming heightened tensions among unemployed mariners. The Koranni crew reportedly continued to stand by the vessel as police intervened.
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