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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 17, 1933

Page

2

Publishing Notice of Canberras Prepaid Subscriptions

The Canberra Times advertises prepaid subscription rates within the Commonwealth at 0 shillings per annum in advance 2 shillings per annum 1 if booked. The notice lists proprietor The Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd Mort Street Canberra with multiple agents and locations including Queanbeyan and Cooma.

The Federal Capital Press of Australia, Ltd Mort Street City Canberra

Special Home Delivery Service Notice

The Canberra Times announces a daily home delivery service for all Canberra areas and Queanbeyan. To order, residents should send their names and addresses to The Canberra Times or call T64. Queanbeyan orders may be placed with the sleeve or with Mr. M. F. Murray at Lowe Street, Queanbeyan, phone Queanbeyan 158.

Canberra Times Canberra Queanbeyan M. F. Murray Lowe Street

Weather report from Canberra and Queanbeyan rainfall totals

The Canberra weather for Saturday July 15 shows 9 am barometer 26.18 inches and temperature 43 degrees with a 24 hour maximum of 64.7 and minimum 40.4. Rainfall totals to date are listed by month for Canberra and Queanbeyan, with notable figures including 118 in January, 174 in March, 286 total to July, and 296 in July, among others.

Canberra Adtel Eise Eee Quessbeyan Tees

Play reading Mrs Moonlight staged by Canberra society

The Canberra Society of Arts and Literature will present a three act play reading of Mrs Moonlight at the Institute of Academy tonight at 8 15. The program introduces new dramatist Thin and The Art of Mrs Bottle, with background on the author’s Sydney lineage and prior works in drama and translation.

Canberra Society of Arts and Literature Bottle Australia J. W. Levy Sydney Hugh Walpotle Marcel Paguol

Prince Beaten in Secret Parliamentary Golf Match

In a discreet handicap match in London, Prince of Wales lost to Mr. George Lambert MP four to play after a four stroke concession in the 18 holes. The date and scene were kept private to allow Lambert, aged 67, a quiet game with a few club members and golf writers in attendance.

Lambert London George Lambert M.P Prince of Wales

Astronomical Data From Commonwealth Solar Observatory Mt Stromia

Official observational notes list rise and set times for celestial bodies on Monday with details for Bun Venus Jupiter Saturn and Moon. Times include Venus sunrise 8.36 am sets 6.57 pm Mare 10.40 pm and Moon rising at 2.81 am.

Commonwealth Solar Observatory Mt. Stromia JBBY Bun Venus Mare Jupiter Saturn

New South Wales Forecast With Showers and Frost Night

Scattered clouds and showers along the northern border coast and tablelands. Otherwise fine with a cold night and morning fog inland. Some frost in the south western districts. Winds from the west to south overall, fresh and squally on portions of the coast.

Canberra Forecast Morning mists and frost risk

Canberra forecast calls for morning mists or fog with an isolated shower or two, a cold night with some frost, and fresh west to south-west winds.

Local tennis results show narrow LB depth and strong A grade pairings

Fine weather fueled a weekend pennant program with Coyle and W de Stills of Grammar stunning Nish and Braan f in straight sets. Marcusson and Hopkins led Abmslic with two straight rubbers. LB thrillers saw Kingston and Forrest edge through, while ACTON and NORTHBOURNE posted three rubbers apiece.

Coyle W. de Stills Grammar Nish Braan F Marcusson Hopkins Abmslic Kingston Forrest

Would Freehold Benefit Canberra Development Debate

The Canberra Times argues a shift to freehold titles should be weighed against leasehold reform. It urges enlightened leasehold administration, national interest safeguards, tenant rights, and revised reappraisal clauses to restore investor confidence and advance Canberra’s development.

Canberra Australia Commonwealth Ministera Iberra

Tennis doubles results from Weetangerra and Forrest clubs

A dense recap lists multiple doubles matches across clubs Weetangerra Forrest Northbourne and Fines with players like Kingston Reid Callander Jorgenson Tom a Strophy Halligan Hammond and Shumack, detailing scores such as 6-3 6-2 and 8-0 while noting many pairs and outcomes from a local tennis event.

Kingston Reid Yon Murphy Callander Jorgenson Vv. Toma Strophy Weaver Halligan

New Conversion Announced for Commonwealth Loans

An official announcement by Prime Minister Lyons details a new long term 4 percent conversion loan of £17,221,000 covering state government debts. The issue is underwritten with cash applications and conversion offers, aiming to cut annual interest costs across New South Wales Queensland South Australia and Western Australia.

Mr. Lyons New South Wales Queensland South Australia Western Australia Lyons Weaterm Ausralia London Londoa Commonwealth of Australia

London Praise for Mr Bruce

Praise grounds Mr Bruce for his handling of the conversion amid pessimism about funding. His influence in the city and Whitehall aided the move, while his role at the Economic Conference and Australia’s financial rehabilitation strengthened support for the policy.

London Bruce Australia Whitehall

Excellencies the Governor General and Lady Return to Canberra

The Governor General and Lady, with their personal staff, will travel back to Canberra this morning from Sydney. Mr Cratchivy the UK representative and Mrs Cratchiey will leave Canberra for Melbourne on a month long visit. The document lists several other paired social engagements involving Mrs Hutchison, Miss Weaver, Miss Lindley, and Miss Harrison across Canberra and Melbourne.

Ther BE. T. Cratcchivy United Kingdom Mra. Cratchiey Canberra Melbourne

Grace Reid dominates in women's tennis meet

Reid wins 87 games across 14 sets defeating Acton, Kingston, Duntroon, and Braddon in a regional women’s tennis event. Other matchups show Kingston’s 86 game win, Northbourne 4 sets to 10, and Acton Park facing a 3 to 1 scoreline with a walkover from Westlake.

Grace Reid T Kingston Tt Bearl Crawley Acton Kingston

Oxford Movement Centenary Revival At St John’s Church

The centenary of the Oxford Movement was celebrated at St John’s Church with Rev Canon Robertson predicting church union. He traced the revival’s origins to Keble’s 1823 Assize Sermon and highlighted the passions, divisions, and reforms shaping the Church of England, urging unity and renewed mission.

St. John's Church Canon Robertson White City London Giriesta Oxford University Eme John Keble University of Oxford Church of England Apostolic Commission England John Wesley Oxford Henry Venn John Newton William Wilberforest Hannah Moore Charles Simeon Lord Shaftesbury Commonwealth of Churches Ourch

Burns Memorial Site Picked for Canberra Statue

Delegates representing Highland societies and Scottish clubs met in Canberra to choose the Burns Memorial site. Two locations were examined near Albert Hall and National Circuit. The group asked Federal authorities to grant part of the block for the monument and accepted Melbourne sculptor John Davie’s £1000 model contract.

Albert Hall National Ocuit Canberra Avenue Presbyterian Cathedral Hotel Wellington Sydney Jietel Canberra T. M. Shakespeare National Circuit Robert Burris Riley John Davie Melbourne James Mulfoch Turne Burns Jim Anderson My Jo Tom O'Shanter the Cotters Saturday Highland Mary

Canberra Highland Society Burns Club Social Evening

A Canberra Highland Society and Burns Club social evening at Albert Hall celebrated the visitors. Dr. Henry, president, announced membership doubled last year and the group is financially sound. The Immortal poet of the race was honored in the National Capital and a statue of Burma is planned to be a lasting memory for the Commonwealth.

Canberra Highland Society Burns Club Albert Hall Henry Canberra Society Commonwealth Inherra Burma

Burns Home Suggested Replica Monument At Canberra

Sir James Murdock thanked the Canberra Society for support in raising funds to erect a Burns monument in Canberra. He noted £276,000 aimed for the monument and a replica Burns home costing about £1,000, with £4,000 already raised and more to gather from Scottish communities. He praised local artists and listed contributors to the evening's program.

James Murdock Canberra Society Burns Canberra Australia Commonwealth Bir James Mesars, Scriven and Riddie Mesdames G. Taub G. Welsh Minson FL J. Millett Dr. Fraser Macsere Campbell Hunt and Lodge

Vision of Christian unity across East and West

The text discusses a view of the Re union of Christendom uniting the English Church and the East’s Orthodox Church. It contrasts Rome and non ep iscopal bodies and asks if a future day of unity is possible, echoing Christ's prayer.

Amelie Rome

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