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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1935
Page
2
Morning fog and frost on the tablelands with mainly cloudy skies. Showers are likely in the coast region as the day progresses. Winds shift from south to southeast, bringing cooler air.
Extensive morning period described with unsettled conditions in the north and central areas and coastal regions. Rain and thunderstorms develop with some heavy falls likely in the northern and central regions. Colder air and highland winds, with fresh south-west to north-east flow. overall unsettled trend across the state.
The report lists barometric readings, temperatures, winds, and rain totals for the current year. Data include barometer 30.92 inches, temperatures ranging from 9 to 51 degrees, SSE winds, and daily rainfall totals with values in inches. It cites date references and a note on yearly rainfall figures up to the present.
Fragmented ad copy promises home decor items from a supplier named ROKITE PRODUCTS Navi Times. Mentions Cast Metal Bewalled Mirrors and Brain renown items with vague references to quotes and offerings.
A historical discussion argues for sustained rural development as vital to Australia’s future. It notes drought, capital-city growth, and farmer financial strain after boom prices, urging new close settlement schemes with prudent selection, state liability limits, and targeted land acts. The Wyangala Dam example illustrates costs and the need for practical, profitable settlement plans.
The leading article argues Australia should not abandon the League of Nations in the Pacific. It cites Prime Minister Bruce and Lord Latham’s visit, warns against undermining multilateral cooperation, and discusses Abyssinia and European tensions as reasons to maintain Geneva backed peace efforts. It notes Commonwealth steps to preserve friendly Pacific relations and public support for the League's long term role.
Builders advance Queanbeyan New High School with a new floor system featuring ribbed concrete and a blue metal base, intended to reduce noise and weight. The firm expects completion within contract time, roofing to start next week, and design includes 14 classrooms and sewerage connection. Local tradesmen and laborers have secured work on the project as funding schemes proceed.
A Canberra Times letter from 1835 argues for League of Nations engagement in Pacific affairs and condemns reliance on Geneva. It laments League setbacks, urges Australian leadership, and warns against pacific neglect while advocating a strong continental role and timely delegation to Geneva.
Dr. Waldeck preached that redemption through Christ is the universal need for all people. He argued freedom is an illusion when driven by base passions, and true emancipation comes only through salvation, citing Paul and the Bible to show humanity cannot free itself.
The Red Hill subdivision underwent re subdivision into eight blocks from the original three, impacting land values and upset prices. The largest parcel sat at the corner of Moresby Crescent and Arthur Grove, while new lots ranged from 20 to 45 perches with varied uses and prices.
A chaotic report of a challenge match at Gouburn with Queanhoyan Buch visiting Goulimen. Goulimen edges Gouburn by four to three amid unclear play and irregular accounts.
August 10 set for the Annual Catholic Ball at Albert Hall Canterree with at least twenty debutantes expected. First formal meeting for debutantes is tomorrow at Christopher's at 3 30 p.m. Debs of 1982 memories revived and expectations high for a grand event with performances and presentations.
The text argues Christ redeems believers completely from sin and fear, promises freedom and renewed bodies, and envisions a future day of full redemption when all creation is liberated. It contrasts this divine gift with human failure to fully realize and live out redemption through love and devotion.
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