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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 19, 1932
Page
4
A testimonial letter extols Salis Magnesia as an inexpensive, reliable remedy for gas pain and stomach unrest. The writer claims long relief after using the product and notes improved comfort after meals. The message emphasizes ease of use and universal suitability for stomach discomfort.
Que Queanbeyan correspondent reports Keown Taylor of the Quesnteyan Club secured first in the Taylor Cup and Rexta Trophy in a Sunday rifle shooting meet. Strong scores surpassed 600 as competitors from Hondifians and other clubs contested the Crawfued Cup and related events.
At Parramatta Court the defendant pleaded guilty to obtaining a pension overpayment totaling £301 16s from the Commonwealth. Evidence linked the scheme to 1985 when he claimed entitlement after changing employment. The court ordered repayment of £103 15s at £1 5s weekly.
A golf report notes The Wroe body cup entries with Hartman defeating Hare man 1 Up and Jerimtne carding 62 net. It mentions upcoming matches on Sunday July Mt and lists several players and scores from the event settings.
The Advisory Committee endorsed a 10 percent supervision charge on housing loans, debating its fairness and noting a shift from earlier rates. Discussions covered administration costs, government share of funding, and the impact on borrowers as the Canberra housing scheme evolves amid financial adjustments.
The Advisory Council debated dual control of motor traffic administration under the Trade Ordinance. Lt. Col. Goodwin and Mr. Gell argued for centralising administration to reduce friction between departments. The council noted efficiency benefits but did not reject the motion to investigate elimination of dual control.
Queanbeyan court heard Duncan Tennant plead guilty to title pretences and was fined £407 in default of 28 days. Police inquiry found no work, though he held a bank account during a period of claiming relief and working. Witnesses said he denied employment, and allegations tied to postal remittances and false wages were noted. The case highlighted alleged deception over food relief and wages.
A conference of country rugby groups plans to draft a new constitution to govern country football or form a country Rugby League. The meeting in Sydney on September 7 faces friction as past governing bodies resist changes and the drawdown of Nine team nominations challenges the Rugby League.
Mrs Amy Stoll Whatfey wife of Chief Secretary Me. I A Chatfey was examined in a bankruptcy inquiry. She disclosed a debt of £310 0 8 on a last year judgment and said she would reply to the Receiver. She claimed no payment for the micien and denied paying £100 demanded by Lisi and the Nauidater. A further judgment of £110 1 2 was recorded. she was later served with a bankruptcy notice and her estate was meanestrated, with accompanying testimony about her late father’s estate.
The council yesterday agreed to a resolution urging the Minister to fund a stock trough project along the new Gullhnen Road area. The motion urged protection for trees near the Walltation Mawd intersection and discussed extending stock routes and funding, with the issue to be handled department by department and then submitted to the Minister.
A well known Australian resident shares a recipe claiming to darken grey hair quickly using a mix of simple household items and a few branded components. The note lists ingredients and Canberra suppliers and asserts the remedy is harmless with no fading from use.
The fragment discusses oversight of a housing ordinance in Pandore and a housing authority doubling as administrative authority. It hints at inconsistent functions, potential cost reductions, and uncertain revenue and expenses for a scheme.
Good competition and £9000 sheep and lambs at the Mlemisigion fuje yards today as micép prices showed a slight tilt and tambe remained steady after Thursday's ruling. Cattle valued slowly with 1700 each to select tram, bulls and cows offered at varied prices. quotations listed for beef and inferior grades.
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