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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 09, 1936
Page
2
Fragmented weather report records rainfall and temperatures at several locations including Canberra. Observations mention times around 3am and 9am with rainfall depths and temperatures, but the text is garbled. The data appear to cover multiple sites with inconsistent formatting and probable measurements.
Fragmentary text shows references to Mills and an upper house legislative body. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but imply a procedural or political event involving Mills and the upper house, with stray phrases about business adversity and Tex. Further readable context is not available.
The article critiques diplomatic trade tactics in Australo Japanese talks, noting staged concessions and retaliatory moves as countries seek favourable terms. It argues Australia backs its policy, rejects concessions harming industry, and stresses national sovereignty over tariff and import decisions amid rising Japanese pressure.
The Canberta Operatic Society's 66 member company prepares final casting for the Havana production at Albert Hall for a three night August season. Doris Bush leads as Consuelo with Laurie Lovejean, Jackson de Peyster, and a Cuban-flavored chorus. Local costumes and an orchestra provide the musical numbers in this, the society's most ambitious presentation yet.
A Commonwealth appointed expert committee investigates the Industry versus Duntroon gymnasium renovations. Work includes replacing damaged windows and floor, painting interiors and exteriors, and upgrading stormwater drainage with larger sewer pipes. The report, due by year end, aims to guide standards and modernization at the Royal Military College.
In Broken Hill Wesnessly a clash between the master butchers and the Meat Employees Union led to a citywide stoppage. No men have joined the strike yet but employers plan to slaughter their own stock while workers press for a 40 hour week.
The article notes 12 Maynder and 6 Marty at Tallardio with training of balleis overseen by Mira and Grace Wilson. Mr EE Fulton leads mastesty departments while L W Nott directs popular amateur plays. In Cat hora over the past eight years Havana hopes to become a standout success this year.
A Berlin report notes that duelling will be legal under the new German penal code if conducted under military supervision and within designated parties of honour. The survivor would not face a discrediting penalty, while participation risks individual dishonor.
The piece reflects a travelogue through Aleppo and surrounding areas with observations on the old city, its minarets and bazaars, the Citadel views, and historic trade routes to Mosul. The narrator notes Arab porters, local hospitality, and the enduring urban character shaped by centuries of commerce under various rulers.
A fragmented travelogue describes routes via Aleppo and the Bagdad line toward Antioch, noting shifting trade flows and a faded era of great world routes. The author visits Cairo markets, observes currency exchange, and glimpses the historic bazaar life, mosques, and Armenian traders amid the city’s evolving commerce.
In Melbourne the Victoria Board considers renewing licences with a boundary adjournment. Forty three haulers are involved as debate centers on rail freight and road haulage. The potential withdrawal of New South Wales trade from Victoria could exceed one million dollars, with constitutional arguments on free interstate commerce cited by Rawle’s counsel.
A Lanbuil MP Mr Lunn delivers a personal lament during debate on a midwifery bill. He recalls a wife’s death and urges safeguards to prevent maternal loss, while Mr Kingsley Grimms expresses sympathy and respect for his colleague’s duty.
A garbled report notes a royal gift connected to a jubilee and warrants. It mentions King Geotee and an auction or subscription related to a house and fund, with advisory purposes and a pantry disposal context. The text is fragmentary but centers on royal action and a named king.
A damaged OCR style note describes vandalism at the Premier’s Office with chairs slashed letters torn and pictures placed outside the room. It mentions Bravade? reconstruction work and uncertainty whether a member of the public or an employee caused the damage. Police unable to confirm at the time.
London Tuesday reports a Royal and Ancient Golf Club committee plan to back a new ball type. Representatives from golf ball manufacturers will review designs to reduce flight distance and bring more controllable performance.
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