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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 16, 1932
Page
2
Canberra weather brief shows daytime temperatures around 7 degrees with a 5.2 degree minimum overnight and 11 hours of cooling. The data references Queanbeyan readings and mentions 28.1 and 22.5 in the context of regional measurements but details are garbled.
A British hope rises that Anglo Irish talks in London will ease decades of strain. The article argues renewed spirit and compromise can avert bitterness and loss, stressing harmony as key to wider world prosperity and mutual welfare between peoples with shared ties. The outcome remains awaited with cautious optimism.
Alderman H J Richardson offered a one year free loan of funds and 185 coupe to support an enlarged Poultry Pavilion. The offer followed talks with President G A McThaws about inadequate pavilion provisions and was welcomed by attendees. The association could not fund the project, but the loan was embraced as assistance.
The crew of the seamer Rekeration refused to sail from Launceston Windwater port after authorities declared the ship seaworthy. They would move the cargo and take the vessel to Mudbourne for docking if unloaded.
A Sydney report states nearly 9 million pounds have been diverted to the Lottery to date with 218 pounds of counterfeit money identified as entering the Lottery Department. The Director notes early on the lottery accepted most bad money, but cautions that forgeries are now unlikely to be accepted.
The July monthly show of the Forth guitaret Society of Canberra will be held in Acton Hall Monday evening. The event features exhibits from Biomedias of the F.C.T.P. and As sectation's annual show planned for Hall on Friday and Saturday, September 0 and Cotabar 1. The July schedule lists various vase, flower, bulb, and vegetable entries, with items such as Vasa of Blows, Vase of Wallflowers, Bunch of Violets, Vase of Marigelda, Vase of Iria, and more, plus a vegetable cartellon and celery entries.
A fragmented report notes unemployed workers in Corrimal deciding to boycott a landlord who had allegedly created tension in the tenant community. The decision included declaring “black” any tradespeople supplying the household as part of the protest.
More than 20 committee members attended Queanbeyan show ground officers meeting. O A Mortman was re elected president. Hy Ryan elected secretary by 13 votes. Officers include Morrison, McCormack, Moore, Clefield, Fulmer treasurer, and Moran and Cok Jett on ground committee. Caretaker thanked for diligent showground efforts.
A long hearing revealed alleged irregularities in a hare company linked to Swindell and Barry. Witnesses testified about payments, forged or unsigned notes, and a £5,000 cheque. The commissioner pressed for accountability as directors and secretaries faced questions over contracts and the minutes.
A Canberra article reports that the Department of the Interim spent funds on lawn mowers to maintain the golf links and government buildings. Officials defend the purchase as necessary for 250 acre lawns while noting other mowers aging since 1924 are due for replacement. Mr. G. T. Dawking of the Canberra Golf Club backs the decision, arguing the club funded most of the lawn care through rent and maintenance payments.
The Association of Accountants of Australia sent resolutions to the Premise Mr Stevens and Attorney General Manning urging amendments to the Moratorium Act to protect honest claimants and curb dishonesty. They seek mortgagee notice of one month before exercising powers and a court filing for protections, plus provisions for exemption orders.
Fragmented report outlines proposed northern southern and western federal units to redraw boundaries. Officials from Western Australia and Sydney discuss preferred lines crossing rivers and townships with debate over the boundary’s impact on representation and governance.
The Arts and Literature Society presents a three act drama The Ball of Divorcemen featuring Canberra amateurs and a notable cast under Dr W. Nott. Debutants join veteran players as music and theatre enthusiasts anticipate a refined performance with a special Canberra City programme. Box plan shows seating with varying prices and reservations.
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