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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 09, 1936
Page
4
A fragmented notice states that extensions to government transport depots at Kingston will be carried out with a tender process open until July. It mentions a new building and block, galvanised walls, recreation rooms, offices, and other facilities to be provided.
The article analyzes global wool supply and demand, noting Australia supplies about 12,223,000 units with Britain and other countries relying on coarse carpet wools. It discusses export tendencies, production shares, and shifts toward textile manufacturing, highlighting Japan China and Europe as growing markets and noting 1936 shipping figures to China and Yorkshire.
The Commonwealth Government agreed to contribute £1250 toward the International Conference on Education in Australia. Major sessions will be in Sydney and Melbourne with brief sessions at Canberra Brisbane Adelaide Melbourne Perth. Distinguished educators from many parts of the world were invited to attend.
A Commonwealth statement shows unemployment among reporting trade unions fell from a 1982 peak to 128 per thousand in the June 1088 quarter. Of 448,984 members, 87,001 were unemployed, with state variations noted from South Australia to Queensland. Preliminary March 1980 figures indicate a rising monthly employment index, marking a year of gradual improvement in state labor markets.
Inquiry proceedings in Sydney reference other evidence taken by officials. The fragment indicates mention of Price and related investigative steps, with details sparse and unclear from the partial OCR text. Further readable context is needed to identify involved parties, dates, or outcomes.
A fragmented OCR line suggests Rosa, owner of Wrilliant em, being rated for sale without reserve. The readable bits mention a die play and a favourite, with a possible auction context. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
The W C A records multiple farewell parties for Miss Margaret Probert including a supper by the senior gym group, a Junior Club wave party, and a farewell dinner at Lady Hopetoun Room. Various classes and activities are planned through July with demonstrations, workshops, and forthcoming dances and meetings noted for July 10 to July 13.
Invitations for the annual Police Ball at Hotel Canberra on August 2 have been issued. The card features a unique design with a replica of the Commonwealth Police badge on the outer cover. The Ps and Desce Band will perform Ben deoce numbers, with some acts to Canberra by special arrangement.
The day’s play saw Meitay defeat Barker 3 and Hattersley edge Dick. Headlam beat Asplin, with scores reflecting tight match results amid the amateur championship.
The Owners' Association today raised the minimum wholesale price of flour from 4 shillings per bushel to 10 shillings per ton, signaling a significant step in price tightening.
Canberra faces Queanbeyan in the May Cup at Queanbeyan on Sunday amid hope of a tight match despite a prior court dispute. Forefronts warn of peace moves with forwards likely to swap to bare feet for a calmer contest. Queanbeyan backs Norton Griffin Smith McNamara Kay Horth ONeill Row Vey Pols Phillips Swan Blandon Bhumack. Canberra to name team this evening at training.
Weekend club competition fixtures announced with Kingston facing City at 9 Northbourne Oval on Saturday and Souths meeting Queambeyan Reserves at Queanbeyan on Sunday. Canberra representative players will be barred from Saturday matches.
Important executive appointments were announced after the Cabinet meeting. Rear Admiral Francis Hyde was reappointed to the Australian Naval Board for another year. Sir Francis Hyde is moving from the British Navy to the Commonwealth. Templeton, retiring in June from the Taxation Department, will become second Federal Taxation Commissioner for seven years at £300 a year, with Le and Jackson appointed to fill the vacancy.
Allan Byron appeared in court facing charges related to the theft of 100 bales of fodder from trucks. Four other suspects were reportedly held in connection with the incident and court proceedings today. The report notes a midtown area location and ongoing investigations by local authorities.
A garbled report notes a long service vehicle, possibly 22 years in operation, with references to repair costs around 220000 and questions about remaining life. Mentions of Sanders and repair pathways appear, but details are unclear and names are uncertain.
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