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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 16, 1932
Page
3
Readable fragments point to a missing division note with unclear names and actions. The text mentions a highway route and a person possibly linked to a local event or notice but lacks complete details to identify the subject, location, or outcome.
A partial OCR fragment mentions Wal, Lachlan, and Yartine with unclear roles. Readable names are minimal, and the context remains unfixed, offering only scattered hints of people and possible actions without coherent details.
A garbled schedule lists church services across Queanbeyan and nearby towns. It notes Evensong and Holy Communion hours, Roman Catholic masses and devotions, Salvation Army meetings, and Protestant services with various pastors and locations, reflecting a busy weekend of worship.
The Rev Canon Robertmon wed Mrs John O Keette at Bersedman on Tucmay Ipnt 16. A brief ceremony followed by church ward with Win and others attending. Six clares and attendees participated in Rt Sonnsong In Rt. Sonn' en night.
Local Canberra clubs prepare for a Saturday match amid strong fan interest. O’Neill returns to lead Acton and Gourlayen eyes pivotal role as teams from Collector Manuka and Belgrave prepare for upcoming league fixtures.
The second round of the New South Wales women’s championship and challenge cup was played on the 19th. Many players posted scores including Mrs. Sab leading the field and Mrs. Motuoki and Mrs. Clements noted among top finishers in the 16 hole Chiliings Cup. Key results include Mrs. Motuoki 628, Mrs. Dite CLR, Mina McLeiny and others with strong rounds. the event featured several standout performances across the morning and afternoon pairs.
Preparations by unions and public service groups in the Commonwealth oppose government plans to reduce salaries and allowances for the current financial year. Reportedly ministers expect only modest wage increases, while focus shifts to criminal allowances and travel pay.
A Thursday night meeting at St Gabriel's School discussed improvements and fundraising. Officers included H. J. Watveinini as vice-president. Mrs W. J. Glemens and others attended. A consolation was adopted and a number of functions planned to aid the school with annual subscriptions of two shillings per annum.
The Canlerrs Branch elected and installed officers for the current term at a Tuesday night meeting. President T. B. Simonox, Vice President T. J. Colling, Secretary C. A. Burns, Treasurer I. W. Brestan, Guardian R. Lyons, with readings on the balance sheet and auditor's report adopted. The secretary was elected to serve at the next annual convention in October. The treasurer praised the society's strong financial position.
Report from Sydney states the Savin Government agreed to buy about 8000 tons of Australian flour. The deal, described as urgent, will be shipped within the next weeks. Negotiations reportedly proceed, aimed at ensuring a safe supply and stable prices amid unclear conditions.
The article details the preferential booking system in Sugarland with calls accepted until 7:50 pm for tickets. It highlights Marie Dreesler starring in The Sidewalks of Newark with Jean Hersholt Myrna Loy and Richard Cromwell in a biting cast. Duster Kenton portrays a millionaire tenement owner in a comedic plot about tame and emancipation with American settings and a colorstone revue plus travelogue.
The Canberra and Goulburn rugby clash looms as a strong display with two Canberra forwards McAdam and Johnson returning from injury. Goulburn, led by Coach Baran, aims to lift the trophy and a large crowd is expected as both sides prepare for a decisive top flight contest.
The Star Theatre presents morning showings at the Atari Theatre Queanbeyan on Monday and Tuesday. Featured attraction is The Tries of Vivienoe Ware in an evening series.
The Canberra Amateur Cycling Club plans a weekend event with a long handicap race of about ten miles. The program includes a display from North Fernale and performances by Barton's car Chevalier, Jack Buchanan, and a main attraction titled The Trial of A. Lawrenceon. The event promises a series of handicaps, with several competitors listed including Vivienne Bateson, Joan Bennett, and others.
Australian Olympic hopes hard hit as Barwick, Golding suffer injuries and training disruptions. Barwick may miss sprints due to tendon and bone issues while Golding endures heel pain from a recent strain and electric hospital treatments. New Zealand sprinter Billotote pushes him, Charles Charlton and Ryan show strong form despite weight issues.
A leading detective says tobacco thefts are widespread across New South Wales with retailers reporting high losses of cigarettes and tobacco. Police note arson and theft rings targeting country towns and suburbs, as criminals strike in daytime raids and flee with packages of tobacco.
Canberra council meeting discusses a major membership drive by the Horticultural Society. Officials say Canberra’s resources will aid horticulture development and anticipate full deployment of society operations in the near future amid growing member interest.
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