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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 20, 1939
Page
6
Canberra Times Public Notice Rules Insertion Day Deadline
The Canberra Times prints public notices with strict deadlines for advertisements. Instructions require ads to be plainly written with proper name and printed before the publication day deadline, with the firm reserve that late or improper submissions may be held over or rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busireas
Canberra
Prass OF Australia Ltd
Cadetships Offered at Royal Colleges
Australia’s Defence Minister announces cadetships at the Royal Military Academy at Woolworths and Royal Military College. Eligible Australians aged 16 to 19 may apply. Cadets will undergo about one month of training in three terms, leading to commissions in Royal Artillery, Royal Engineers, Royal Signals, and Royal Military College related branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Military Academy
Wootwlals
Hoya Lilttary College
Bandihart
Mtr
Yemieroay
Cangiastan
Royal Dituary
Royal Artilery
Royal Enginesra
Royal Corps
Bignals
Royal Milliery
Anc
Ammonia as Petrol From French Journal Report
A fragment from a French journal discusses ammonia as a petrol substitute and notes experimental comparisons. It mentions potential advantages and the need for safer handling, with reference to explosive risks and regional testing.
Tariff Board enlargement plan faces opposition in Perth
The Prime Minister announced no addition of two senior qualified officers to the Tariff Board staff, citing efficiency concerns. Government aims to bolster industrial expansion policy while cautioning against premature expansion and potential inefficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Menaiza
Commonwealth
Npt
Tariff Board
Itn Pollay Eye
Broegen Auminuateat
Tarif
Mateng
Une Tart Bosra
Department of Trade and Customs
Exhibition debate on organizing an Australian international fair
Government weighs a proposal by Bydney Intorema to host an automationsl ne Mibiugn exhibition with a planned 12 date. Critics note lack of support and compare past worldwide exhibitions. Another idea suggests claiming a capital city site for a future exhibition. The end of the jou century exhibit in Australia and Dominion fairs are referenced amid current funding concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney Intorema
Aulatratia
Tauairatis
Ite
Cialis
Muasse
Australia
Connidar ‘Uke
Road of Access through Fyshwick Draws Resident Objections
Residents of Fyshwick oppose closing the upper road past the Royal Military College while the lower route along the college area would be heavily impacted for long periods. They cite safety for schoolchildren and wind access, urging government action and faster completion of a Kingston to Meradrome bypass to avoid the Duntroon road closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renidants
Tyshwick
Alvany Mere
Department of the Interior
Advinary Council
Fyrdwick
Canbers
Canberra
Nome
Sga
Kingston
Twolnas
Fir Royal Military College
Canberra jitters and delayed defense in Australia
A long editorial argues that Commonwealth jitters in Canberra cripple defence work and labor markets. It cites ministers traveling to Melbourne, unemployment on defence projects, and the delayed completion of Canberra to press for stronger leadership and ministerial independence.
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Rina
Canberra
Commonwealth
Melbourne
Casey
Canterre
Weatlake
Mello
S Department of Supply
Notiop
Australia
Defence
Spaniel’s Ordeal After Narrow Escape From Fence Collapse
A spaniel endured a harrowing 24 hours on a rere at a fence or Mingare Palle after it had been carried over or fallen from the strepelt. The dog was rescued unharmed and reportedly thanked its rescuers rather than feeling frightened.
Unusual Arrest Of Tarantula Named Spiderwoman
Police in Preetwich England responded to a strange case as a tropical tarantula spiderwoman was found in a cabbage she had sought. Officers captured the giant spider and detained it for quarantine at Mant.
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Preetwich Englands
Ami
Air Force calls for second batch of cadets in training scheme
The Air Force invites applications for a second intake of cadets at the Flying Training School in Stoon, with 15 week courses starting in April, January and May. Successful candidates enter as pilots or engineers after 12 months of service, with promotions to flying officer on completion. Age limits range up to 38 years for some roles.
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Avutracian
Miniater
Yeetarday
HAA
Anil
Appicwate Zouat Posscan
University Lecturer Appointment Sparks Party Influence Debate
Sydney University faced scrutiny as discussions surfaced about a lecturer in German and potential political party affiliations. The debate centered on whether party ties influenced appointments, with officials and ministers weighing questions of influence and suitability for academic posts. The record notes concern over how affiliations might affect hiring, underscoring tensions between politics and university appointments.
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Flo
Beldon
Sydney University
Taxt
Mt Thw
Sy¢ Universty
Martin
Wage rise sought by workers and unions
Shinbane Wamenday reports that labor councils and unions including the A.W.U aim to raise basic wages from 4/1 to 44/8 and from 42/3 to 2/13 for mates. They argue the current pay harms girls, especially those away from home, during unemployment. The hearing was adjourned.
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Shinbane
Wamenday
Endax
Eabour Council
Uniona
A.W.U
Indonut Court
Hum
Conspiracy charge linked to job scam in Brisbane
A report details a case involving a man accused of telephoning with job pretexts in the Public Service to extort money. The suspect allegedly claimed to be Minister Hesith and Home Affairs, pressing victims for sums tied to an apparent park collection. Names and dates are inconsistently presented but reference Patrick Joseph Sparks and a request for £200.
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Brisbane
Tay Chancelor
Joseph Priestly
Nat
Seversi Vogaxiona
Patrick Joseph Sparks
Parka Anop
Mysterioum Voices Triniity
Smith
Kimani
Arterra
Bparka
W. Furgen Sindte
State borrowing and semi governmental allocations detailed
The document outlines government borrowing under a Loan Council programme, listing approvals for conversions and new money across councils. It notes totals including 28,080,000 new money and 14,265,254 conversions, with allocations to Harbour Trust, Tramway Board, State Savings Bank and several New South Wales bodies for housing, water, sewerage and drainage projects.
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Propeanix
Te Council Wien
Labul
Staten Lai
Louullik
Amin
Victoria
Tatalevator Hearty Critakwew
Bielbourne
Harbour Trust
Convernist
Encverninniy
Tramway Board
Converutina
Meeelerielty Commission
State Savings Bank
iNew South Wales
Aileity Counc
Hunter District
Sewerage Board
Riverina
Rous Spunky Council
Wiverins
Private inquiries and extra examiners eyed for Tarif Board
Debate centers on whether to expand the board with two additional members to hasten work and allow in camera inquiries for proposed new industries. Proponents argue private investigations speed decisions while opponents fear reduced public rights and biased findings under Ottawa Agreement. The government opts to keep the current board but add experienced personnel to aid and expedite investigations.
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Yoot Jn Hs
Bosra
Department of ‘Trade and Curloma
Tariff Board
Terie
Uch
Chambers
Aos
Initriey Project
United Kim Fom
Ottawa
Austeadan
Wight
Tarif Board
Hoan
Qari
Melbourne meeting sparks protest over annual report
Uproar at the Victorian Revolution League Coalition annual meeting as a motion to reject three passages in the report is debated. The president defends the policy stance on universal inlay and peace organizations while critics press for change.
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Melbourne
Revuenet
Authorillah
Dlementa
Canberra public spirit urged for faster national progress
Readers discuss the Canberra issue urging community effort to hasten development. They praise patriotic unity and city hopes, noting soldiers and citizens support a brighter, united nation under federal leadership and public culture revitalization.
Commerce experts join Cantera profemiscone department reshuffle
Commerce experts Prof. ASN ing and Prof. Petar imrie recently joined the Cantera Profemiscone department from Mallage Wee, with Molnar mm formerly holding leadership roles.
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Asning
Prot
Petar Imrie Department of
Cantera Profemiscone
Mallage
Wee
Holdere
Lie Etotership
Mt Molnar mm
Truncated Text Trial Report Appears in Archive
Fragmentary line reads unclear timing and names with garbled phrases. The snippet hints at a trial or event note but lacks coherent details, making targeted summary difficult.
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