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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 06, 1935
Page
2
Weather notes show Bayometer readings at 9 am and 2 pm with inches of pressure, temperature readings for different times, winds labeled at 9 am and 8 pm, and a maximum temperature estimate for the period. The fragmentary data indicate a routine meteorological summary for Canberra.
The forecast calls for a mainly fine day with moderate temperatures and foggy early hours in Canberra. Night and morning will be cold with fog, followed by unsettled conditions and renewed showers. Winds shift from northeast to northwest, becoming fresh as the day proceeds.
The acting Prime Minister Dr Earle Page reveals government intent to propose constitutional changes to define Commonwealth marketing powers. The piece urges broader reforms, warns of opposition from state interests and private groups, and calls for educating electors before a nationwide referendum.
In Athens on Friday the murder proposal was withdrawn after a debate in the Greek National Assembly. The motion sought a reward of £2,000 for carrying out a death sentence but was abandoned and not acted upon.
The Commercial Bank of Australia faced a fine for breach of an award and was ordered to pay money totaling 9 614 at the court. The case involved an attempt to promote a bank as an age a banking institution and included warnings to other banks.
The government announced a supplementary estimate totaling 1 22,000,500 to cover later costs of expanding the air force program. The notice outlines funding needs for additional personnel, equipment, and facilities tied to planned growth.
Limited readable text mentions a home filer and an air force concept to prevent circularizing a London event. It references 10 Serenae anti-aly raid penpardhions and an emergency scenario, but details are fragmented and uncertain.
Third Sunday After Trinity services listed across St Pauls Kingston Duntroon Gundaroo and Avondale areas with Holy Communion Evensong and sermon led by Rev G J W Faulkner and Archdeacon Robertston. Children’s service noted and times vary through the afternoon with multiple churches participating.
National football fixtures list Saturday matches at Manuka Oval Acton Ainslie Magpies Manuka ahead of crucial round. Canberra season build to a clash of Manuka and Acton with key players Forbes Taylor Heller in form and Morrie Bear discussed for potential play.
The Salvation Army marks its anniversary in Canberra with opening remarks by Commissioner Bowian on July 6 in the Federal Territory. A series of past leaders and captains are referenced as part of the long history. Adjutant Robert Dunk Chong will lead weekend meetings tied to the observance, with regional division officials coordinating revival prayer and financial efforts for the ongoing celebration.
In London on Thursday the American winner Moody defeats Misa Hartigan 6 3 in the Wimbledon women’s semi final. Hartigan fought bravely but Moody’s control and backhand drive carried the match 45 minutes, sealing the set 6-3.
Rugby report outlines Canberra’s challenge to defend the Massy Cup against Crookwell tomorrow in Queanbeyan. It notes lineup changes with Bok Willis replacing an injured forward and lists players for both teams plus reserves. A curtain-raiser between Queanbeyan Reserves and Y Nargh is planned, with junior fixtures and refereeing by Mr J. Baker.
Morning listings show Senior Handicap with Jb Tora, C Mayo, and Barrell among top contenders. Junior 440 yard event features K Cladin and Hh Aa Ton Glodwity with wide field, while Broad Jump includes Mayo and O'Brien among leading names.
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