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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 15, 1933
Page
2
Fragments reference Canberra areas and a school context with names and terms like Kindergarten and Canberra. Details are unreadable, but the readable bits suggest a local school notice or timetable with names in a Canberra setting.
A publishing notice appears with garbled OCR text mentioning The Canberra Times and a provincial notice. It references a led item about Pro Mort miners and a date fragment, with unclear beneficiary and location details.
Fragmentary Canberra weather record lists temperatures around 40.2 degrees and 41.0 degrees with wind from the northwest. The entry mentions a 4 hour maximum and a July date, but details are partial and unclear due to OCR issues.
On Saturday July 15 observers note moonrise lunar data and planet sightings. Major planets Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn rise and set times are listed with relative positions. Sunday July reports provide similar planetary events and Moon phase details.
Canberra forecast shows cool and cloudy conditions with further showers. Conditions ease quickly as a cold southerly wind develops, bringing improving weather later.
A 1918 report discusses steps to promote growth in North Australia through private enterprise rather than public borrowings. It argues for incentives to attract private capital to development projects, contending government programs alone cannot sustain progress and urging selective inducements to spur private investment while avoiding overextension elsewhere.
The 1982 financial statement for the state of NAW records a deficit of £4137,747, improved from £14723,840 in the previous year. Expenditure was £53,504,79% versus 58.40% last year, while revenue rose to £ akA9T,048 from CAITRORS. The assistant-treasurer (38 Apooner) said figures reflect improvement with a net position of £40,100,097 carried forward. Interfund exchange rose to £14,607,000.
In a Canberra like scene the Italian offer of armada rec is debated as ministers dispute tax relief. Walters Greene argues against piecemeal cuts urging a broader plan while urging the government to avoid hampering revenue. The session weighs the impact on national finances and public relief programs as the House considers the budget and duties.
Amid heavy rain a large police sweep near Lake Tyernie hunted a half caste Aboriginal man armed with a revolver. Rescued by a party led by Zaamoule Campbell, officers waded through scrub to close in. A robbery at Lake Tyren involved £17 stolen. two men charged for trial, others still being sought.
Kathrine Louisa Appie tom admitted bigamy after marrying at 14 and living with her husband for two weeks. The court heard she did not recognize him when he appeared, having believed her first husband was dead. Judge Curtowla bound her over while noting the offence.
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London Friday reports Mr Alan Monbhouse, a Vickers engineer, speaking on a panel at the Rotary Club in Manchester. He urges actions to foster trade between Russia and Britain, arguing education and economic plans are essential to shift away from a purely material system. He mentions reforms and a broader plan including regional projects along the Volga to rejuvenate the economy.
Bienfara won the Waterloo Cup at Footbal field today defeating 10 dame to the wal after an undecided course. The winner started at 6 to tou. Maurice won My Andy, both owned by Mahor and Nicholl of Binsehneld. Victorian Valerian Cup southfinal won by Naw, Alvided Wh pring.
Canberra visitors led by Fred Walsh and Arthur Cave inspect the Patent Department’s shifted records as Melbourne transfers complete. The Canberra site now houses the Commonwealth’s primary patent operations from filing to journal printing, with Walsh, Cave, and Moneta’s team chronicling global inventive progress for Australian clients.
An amendment to water charges targets high consumption in the city area. It seeks a higher rate for usage above 1 000 gallons, applying to orchard, poultry, mixed farming, dairy, and gardening blocks under Leases Ordinance. The change moves toward balancing city water supply costs.
Sydney Friday report says Cabinet Nea weighs legalization of greyhound racing in metropolitan area. No official announcement. discussions imply a proposal to open the sport to the New Trotting Club. Upper House debate referenced with senator and minister positions, while adjournment follows.
The Australian Senate completed its session with examinations of excise measures on tobacco and alcohol. Senators debated revenue impacts, differentiation in collection, and calls to cut beer duties, with speeches by Havas Dunn Johnston and others. The chamber adjourned amid tense exchanges as Ministers outlined fiscal plans and dissenting voices proposed reductions and policy shifts.
Canberra's growth lags promised figures as Mr. Woudeer, chairman of the City Aro Leases Association, cites stagnant population increases. He warns the government must push forward a rapid development plan to boost Canberra toward a national capital role, noting infrastructure, funding, and transport issues hampering progress.
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