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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 13, 1935
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes mention temperatures around 42 to 48 degrees with references to wind directions and unclear city or station names. The text is corrupted, making it difficult to extract meaningful events or credible entities.
A report circulated that Senator A J Morachlan planned an early trip to England. The senator today denied the rumor stating he had no such travel plans and addressed the matter with officials.
An attorney bound for Australia is mentioned in connection with a local matter involving a party named Packie and a service at a notable location. The report highlights international travel linked to legal or official proceedings and notes a specific involvement during the visit.
Fragmentary text mentions individuals like WL Tayide and Mr and Mrs Mets at Flabaul with references to Canberra and a Melamans order, Blew Quines goldfields. The legible portion suggests a personal or official notice but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
The article argues that Austria has invited the Hapsburgs back as a republic figure, not rulers, signaling a possible shift in Europe after monarchies’ fall. It notes Hungary remains outside Austrian territory, and questions whether unity with monarchy could reemerge. The piece weighs future governance options from benevolent autocracy to constitutional monarchy.
Church notices list Holy Communion and sermon times for St John s and St Paul Kingston with various preachers. Duntroon and surrounding churches schedule Evensong and sermon slots led by archdeacons and reverends on July 14 with multiple service times across locations.
Readable fragments show mass times and devotions for Holy Name and St Christopher's with early morning services at 4 and 8 am and devotions at 730 pm. References toBl. Brancis Church and Amaire include scattered timings and confessional hours, with imprecise local school and hall mentions.
A brief church notice lists Rev CE Turnbull of Presugiatinn Church Braddon and the Church of St Andrew Porrett with times at 1 am and 7:15 pm and a payment amount of 45 mm.
Central Hall hosts Methodist Congregational Sunday with Rev James Thomson leading services at 8 30 am. music includes O Lord Bow Down performed by Mr Ry Williams and the Intermediate Choir. Rev HR wife Congregational minister conducts Praise Jed. Molonglo schedule and early worship details included.
Minster Rev. A. J. Waldock leads a Protestant service titled While Protestants Bleed with Bra. L. Joyce delivering Open the Gates of the Temple. Anthem The God of Abraham Praise performed. Sunday School at 7.16 pm and evening service at 2:40 pm. Grange Leder plans to attend.
Christian Science Society Canberra announces services at 7:00 PM in the Albert Hall, Canberra, with a Sunday evening gathering and a next Sunday service. Testimony meetings occur on the second Wednesday of each month at 3:16 AM. All are invited to attend.
The Church of England outlines preaching times with Archdeacon Raoberteen at B. Johnie 2 pm Auniay and Hail 3 pm Duntroon 7 30 pm The Rev. James Hurdman preaches 8 pm Julie evening 10 pm and The Rev C J W Faulkner preaches at Kingston at Evening two forty five pm.
Sunday 11 am service admission of Mr G F Brown to Ringland Men's Society. Monday 8 pm GEMS debate on Gambling at Braddon hall. Dunfrowan Guthwan annual meeting held Thursday. naval report and balance sheet presented by Miss Ent Chapman. church activities include building upkeep, care of a home, and provision of flowers and clothing. Frid ay July 24 Archbishop visit to Sydney and Canberra work noted. address by Canon Piles on federal government transport plans.
In Melbourne, Mrs. Jina Patton a charity worker of Cant eld Lnd faces charges of misappropriation from funds of the Benevolent Rosiery. Prosecutor Mr. BT. Dunn resumes the case as committals for trial total about £19 with Mr. Gorman KC defending. The prosecution's readiness and expected trial dates are noted.
London reports on motions for the House of Commons to consider a West Antetratia petition. The government will be asked to set an early day for discussion and Naval or ministerial reports are to be reviewed to decide if the petition should be received.
A chaotic report from Mystic Peak notes a disputed ownership decision after a coin toss. Names like Mr. Oaver Mrs. Grey Genith Myatt Preile and Dette Calin Muntie appear amid a garbled account of a tie and an ensuing contest at Plemington.
The NAW Power Mill Owners Association announced further reductions in flour cost. The new quotation stands at 17 pounds per ton after a federal tax of 2 pounds 10 shillings. Reductions since June 16 total 12 pounds 0 shillings per ton.
Officials from the Department of the Interior Canberra business leaders and trade union reps discuss a proposed apprenticeship ordinance for the Federal Capital Territory. The plan aims to protect both employers and apprentices on pay and conditions, with the conference chaired by Daley and attended by Toy Perry Chapman Miller Stacey and others. The talks began Thursday and are to resume Monday at 9 pm with major points already agreed.
The upcoming third volume of the Australian Nations War History covers Gallipoli Western Front warfare Palestine Australian Flying Corps the Australian Navy and New Guinea. Authors note the project began in 1819 with a five year goal and hope future sales improve after earlier disappointment and Auditor-General criticism.
In Toronto, Canada, the noted academic Plichey is identified as Precantor of the Cathedral and Professor of New Testament Theology at Lie University of Taranto. The distinguished figure is described as holding two prominent appointments across religious and educational spheres.
A fragmented notice announces the Angelus will be published tomorrow and lists locations and times for sermons and devotions. Names and places are garbled but indicate religious events at various venues, including a 1.30 mage at Ai and an inspector of mshota.
On Sunday St J Bovard conducts the service at Weatridge with Mr Turnbull emceleting at rad don and Worreal. Turnbull’s morning sermon titled A man shall be as the shadow of a great rool in a wanty land. Evening sermon The Ix tent of God's love. Sunday schools at 10 am Braddon at 2 and 240 pm. On July 24 at 5 pm a Vocal and Organ Recital will be held by the Church of St Andrew.
Morning service at Feld and evening service at Contra led by Rev Mille Sydney Congregational Minister. Mille noted for clear preaching at the Chapel. Evening anthem O Lord Dawn. Soloist R William. Mr Thomson to conduct morning service at Central and evening service at Reid.
A future evening service at 7115 offers a Protestant rite with the Orange Codues district attendees. It opens with a Witness procession as part of July celebrations. Dr Waldeck will deliver the sermon on a theme about Protestants. Mrs L Joyce will sing Open the Gate and the choir Break Forth into Joy.
National Football axtures list ten games led by Eastlake at Telopes Park and Queanbeyan facing Manuka, with Acton at Goulburn and Manuka's injuries noted. Team sheets include Eastlake lineup, Acton vs Goulburn at Northbourne Oval, and Queanbeyan and Manuka updates, plus player recoveries and captain McNamara.
Environa ground five miles along Than wa Road hosts the massy Cup match between Canberra and Yass. FCT League spent on ground improvements and aims to lift the trophy back to the town. Canberra fields Gribble OBrien Speer Hawke Riley Keyn Grimes Mymme Wills Johnston Grant Burke Ongley. Yass rely on York and Dowl ing to challenge.
Molonglo overwhelms Northa XIII at Manbka Oval as Cup match interest grows. South and Molonglo selections outline players like A Meyers McGrath Mayton Jobeun Wall and H Robbie Ker ridge Clear Ferrier Stephens Robbie Colqmans Warrington Robinson Martin Day Baker among others.
North and South teams prepare for a curtain raiser at Mambe Oval. Players listed include H Williams L Luton Jette Staples Milen and G Lambert for Norths with O Reilly E Besdman T Roight J Wherry J Cabran E Gardiner W Makin and D Boyd for North. Replacements: K Dugan Z Clear Z Ashton R Booth J IHarpe F Sullivan W Davey. Referee Mr. J Baker.
North City faces Bango Rovers to represent North Oly mpfeiest in the Hichardaun Cup selection. List includes H Be ton J McNarmia G Malia L Lar ton Haws A Mad 1 So well J Leadmen A Bathe Cnet Colles Ro Male thews. Any player not available to be requested by the secretary today.
A garbled report notes an Australian and New Zealand context with Dominion teams, mentions a recent grail or grant, and references rugby league as part of a broader discussion on pay and use. The text indicates official recommendations and a secretary’s involvement amid unclear details.
The Industrial Board meeting scheduled for Monday was postponed due to illness of Chairman A. Binclair. The board intended to hear a plan by FCT Union regarding funding and development, but postponement delays the hearing and decision.
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