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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1932
Page
3
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A Queanbeyan Rugby League club official and secretary resigns after a discord at a club meeting. The move comes amid tensions with Canberra region authorities and Civic bodies over park management and club communications. Local aldermen declined further comment.
A flawed arrangement risks delaying payments to the public as money orders are processed. The plan would require recipients to visit Canberra offices to collect sums, causing inconvenience and potential finance charges. Authorities aim to streamline transfers, but the current setup may force multiple trips and added expense for payees.
An afternoon event hosted by the Ridge Afternoon Association featured Sally Gerrans and Mrs. acter ey Howtee, with D.W. Tuenall of Sttone & Co presenting a donation for a culinary display. Speakers discussed the food industry in Australia and local beverages while attendees thanked organizers and contributors.
A farewell musical program is set for Saturday night at the Albert Hall Sydney at 4:15 pm featuring works by Blexar Bain Raeng Talesttor and associated composers. Performers include Crispin Joonusay Hrabins Cyril Det Palmeren with pieces like Werpinie Mist and arias, conducted by Frank Mathens. The event recalls earlier times and promises a charming evening of sacred and instrumental music.
A letter reports Mr Th Atulaquin of Naw state Haare and Mrs Oliver Urat, Luvetell hamrilve, claiming immediate relief after using Dr Morve's Vedic Buiot Pills. The narrator says health is fully restored following one month of suffering and unsuccessful remedies.
The Grassern Association general council authorized a meat committee to back a new venture along the old Sydney Meat Company line. The plan aims to stabilize the stock market by supporting the meat enterprise, with efforts to foster overseas demand and reduce violent fluctuations.
The Australian side selected for the upcoming England tour includes McMillan, Pearce, A. Peuree, J. Wilkon, M. Madsen, and others. All 17 players listed were released to train, with several newcomers noted.
A central court heard Konwid Dalton charged with stealing 636 pounds from John Macintyre. Dalton and associates were accused of plotting fraud and coercing Macintyre, who later died. The magistrate found Dalton guilty of failing to pay compensation and sentenced him to prison with credit and added penalties.
A woman identified as Ethel Pethta, 22, of North Carian, suffered serious burns when her dress caught fire. She was enveloped in flames and admitted to hospital in a grave condition. Police and local responders investigated the incident.
Queanbeyan corresp reports the Land Board for the Divtelet of Queanbeyan postponed yesterday. Ten cases were to be heard on non compliance with clearing conditions rent approval frontal crown improvements and related matters. Registrar Mr O Yollins was informed of the postponement by telegram on Mayday Wently.
Neville Chamberlain told the House of Commons that the Bank of International Exchange supported the gold standard and that the British government shows no intention to depart from it. He warned against moving away from the gold standard despite current economic pressures.
Mrs. Ro Lorking of Sidowy credits a home remedy and a simple syrup for ending her catarrh induced deafness after a quick treatment. She reports relief within days and urges others with similar symptoms to try Parmint Double Rivenethy as directed by local chemists.
Harold Kunwell 28 faces bigamy charges after a ritual drowning death trio at Sunspno near Melbourne. Witnesses describe a disturbing sequence as investigators question claimed intent, with a police case unfolding around motive, alibis, and the fate of two children found in a pool.
A British Labour figure, Mr Hogan, outlined in the House of Commons a view on Australian war loan terms. He argued Australia faced higher costs and questioned the Allies' financing approach, noting significant government interest costs and calls to reassess payments amid wartime conversions and currency issues.
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