Beatin Lia Rice Cheer Beearen Buildings Tale
Fragmentary text mentions Beatin and Lia Rice and mentions buildings in Camarpa area. Readers see unclear phrases and city references with no clear event, date, or outcome.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 20, 1935
Page
2
Fragmentary text mentions Beatin and Lia Rice and mentions buildings in Camarpa area. Readers see unclear phrases and city references with no clear event, date, or outcome.
A crucial round sees Manuka confront Eastlake with the final stages in sight. Key stars like Aialie Tarek and Micniika loom as match winners while Manuka cope with Ted Hicko's absence and Stit’s goal kicking as Acton and Queanbeyan also face strong foes.
Fragmentary OCR lists July 2 junior football schedule with multiple church services. References to Holy Communions, Morning Prayer, Evensong, sermons by Ven Archdeacon Roberteon, Rev. C J. W. Paulkner, and E. W. Baker. Locations include Princeton, St Prura, Chil dren Service and Suitem, with times around 7 to 9 am and 1 pm.
A fragmented OCR text lists church services and school events with numerous errors and garbled place names. It references Christopher's Hall Macy Causeway and Power's Peace Collection, with times like 8 am and 4 pm, plus confessions and devotions.
Forecast warned of cloudy skies in Canberra with northerly winds, followed by a sharp change to colder conditions and rain. Officials urged residents to prepare for wet and blustery weather.
Chief Secretary of Victoria Ian Macfarlane urged constitutional amendment before law students at the University of Melbourne. He argued the States cannot govern under the present framework and that the remedy is to empower the Commonwealth to assume overlapping powers, while criticizing opposition from State Premiers and government inaction on reform.
Under conductor Henri Varorgantien the Bale Conservator ensemble delivers a landmark Canberra debut. The program features modern and classical works, highlighting virtuosity and balance. The concert aims to elevate the city’s cultural scene, drawing praise for its ambitious repertoire and refined sound.
A Reader letter discusses relief efforts in Carpentry and Canberra, noting the Provisional Canberra Relief Committee's formation, aims to administer funds and provide blankets, with emphasis on government funding and limited public involvement. It argues for delaying a public meeting until spring and defends committee unity and privacy.
A report from Canberra Tim discusses Sharwood and South teams in a Northern league match where South were hampered by taming moves and a late rally by the Northern side. The piece notes committee secrecy and public interest in the Society’s actions and aims at openness.
Rev. El Turnbull posts at Motongio with $30 monthly stipend and service at 11 am. Presbyterian Church, Braddon, and Church of St Andrew at Burrest announce vocal and organ recital schedules with related notices.
Sunday July 24 schedule lists worship at 10 21 a m with Rev James Thomsen presiding and church activities led by Inter Church choir. Evening praise at 7 with Mr C Southwell performing an anthem The Lamb Shall Land Them.
The Baptist church led by Rev Dr Ad Waldeck presents Life Without Miracw as the Sunday sermon with a 7 94 percent turnout and a Sunday School session. An afternoon talk titled Peter and Ne Kayo will follow.
Christian Science Society Canberra announces new and Sunday services at 7 30 in the Lecture Room of the Albert Hall Canberra. Testimony meeting is held on the second Wednesday of the month at 3 48 pm. All are cordially invited to attend.
The VenArchdeacon Roberton stands in for the late Bishop Coadjutor of Sydney in Sydney on Monday. The Archdeacon will preach at St John’s at 11 am and 7:30 pm on Sunday. The Most Rev Archbishop Mowll and Mew visit Canberra Wednesday with Canon Pilcher of Wyeliffe College Toronto. Canon Pilcher will speak at St John’s Church Wednesday evening at 7 pm. The Archbishop will attend the view.
A garbled notice describes events at Melangethe with a program including dramatic pieces The Tragedy of the Drg Hine and Wayne Mearers A church gathering features discussions gun selections and a charitable afternoon with an admission charge aiding the Roman maintenance fund
Doyle and Jek Richards clash in a Leichhardt Stadium card on Saturday night as promoters tout hard hitting action. The undercard features local prospects and a Queanbeyan stadium star attraction headlines a night aimed at attracting a strong turnout.
The assistant secretary of the Trades Hall Council Me Cameron and Mr. W. B. Crowle of the Melbourne Labour Party branch nominate to contest the Fawkner seat. The article notes a meeting at the Home of Mepre- Realativen and references Delmas in relation to the nomination.
Canberra rugby league preparations for an upcoming match are disrupted by cancellations and injuries. The Canberra squad plans a trip to Yane to face uncertainty as coach and players weigh injuries and selection, with Byrne and Spesting among those unavailable.
A boisterous crowd witnessed North City lose to a rebuilt South Gen Spelt Yast lineup as promising young players shone. The competition showcased robust support and growing attendances while Molongio Robbie and the roster delivered for fans and future tours.
Local summary notes Norths victory with Bendman scoring four points and Sherry adding two. Other players listed include Cmbpun and Newman. The fragment references Booth and Dey, with additional names like Johuaton and Bharpe present in the muddled text.
An extract from The Canberra Timer notes a hospital issue in Queanbeyan with efforts to expand private patient accommodation. It mentions temporary measures and ongoing accommodation challenges for patients awaiting space.
A reader message questions hospital ward policies and patient billing. It asserts that readers know private patients may be admitted and treated, while public ward patients receive guarded access and insurance coverage.
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