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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 26, 1927

Page

4

Canberra pays more for car insurance than Melbourne

Canberran owners report higher insurance costs for Canberra than in Melbourne. An officer leaving a car in Victoria could avoid re registration fees but faced NSW based Canberra rates at £19 7s 4d. They urge government transfer of registrations to Canberra or crediting the Federal Capital Commission to share the burden.

Melbourne Kervinty Mator Canberra Wits Victoria Hia New South Wales Commonwealth Federal Capit Commission

Wattle Day and Canberra’s Emblem Tradition

Monday August 1 marks Wattle Day in Australia. The Wattle League promotes patriotism through the national flower, urging Aussies to plant wattles, cherish them in schools and public spaces, and connect them with childhood memories and national pride as Australia’s emblem blooms across the land.

Australia Canberra National Monument League

Austrotian eltigrenalitp foundations laid in Canberra branch

President-elect of the Canberra branch of the AULAL outlines aims to build foundations for Austrotian ideals. Officials elected include C. S. Mianet as president and S. Marwales as treasurer. The branch plans a public program of vocational lectures and debates to educate and influence Canberra society.

Avntrotia Mer.c. KL Francis Cahberra AULAL Federal Capital Territory Lu Commonwealth Commonwealth Sito AOMA C. 8 Mianet Prealdant Field Srereta C Alexander Marwales Asalmtant HeeTehary Wy. Whittie Canberra

Wild Late Preservation Society Discusses Australian Street Names

The annual report notes visits by President Ar. D. G Btewit to Cawera bist ysar and outlines proposals to cultivate love of true Australian place names. It lists believed non-controversial streets including Belurhd Boonery Horee Tindda Coolabah Cubharee Cid few Kooba Karri Jarrah Muller Myall Mule Quondong and Witp.

Wild Late Preservation Society of Australia Ar. D. G Btewit Cawera Bist Ysar Phun Ass New Bouth Cede Barbies Pheneamoe

Queensland National Bank Profit and Dividend Details 1927

The report shows net profit for the year ended June 86 of £192,302 after adjustments for rebates, taxes, provisions and recoveries. Interim dividends at 10 percent per annum were held for quarters ended September 30, 1924, December 31, 1926, and March 31, 1927, totaling £112,500. A £40,000 transfer to the reserve fund leaves £37,600 required to pay the June 30, 1927 dividend, with £14,851 carried forward. Net profit for 1925-26 was £194,076 with 10 percent dividend. The balance sheet lists capital paid up £100,000, various funds, treasury assets, and bank premises at £583,531. total assets include bullion, notes, securities, and loans.

Queensland National Proper Queensland James Ees S Asnete Aritith Treasury London Hank Premises Bouma

National Finance Australia Debt Burden Warned by PM in Adelaide

The Prime Minister warned in Adelaide that Australia’s total public debt, federal and state, has risen to £1013,000,000 with £867/6y per head. The piece notes Federation debt was £203,500,000 in 1901, says large portions fund nonreproductive spending, and urges sinking fund provisions and cautious borrowing as states like New South Wales show rising debt per capita.

Adelaide Australia Mtr Consolidated Revenuer Commonwealth New South Wales New Zealand Dominion

Canberra businesses and listings from civic centre to hotel names

A fragmented OCR segment lists numerous Canberra establishments and figures including Civic Centre, Hotel Canberra, Hotel Kurrajong, Gorman House, Wellington House, and Civic Centre names. It mentions Miss J Fraser, Fr M ca, Dunireon Mia, and a series of firms such as Fallick & Bonn, Dunne, Kilkenny, Contino & Co, plus references to Queanbeyan and Melbourne firms.

Canberra R. J. Pune Civic

Accredited ad agency receipts for The Canberra Times

A fragmented list of accredited agency names and addresses for receipt of advertisements for The Canberra Times. Names include Country Press Co-op, Reuters Ltd, Weston Co Ltd, Chamber of Commerce Buildings, Castlereagh Street, and others with varied spellings and incomplete entries.

Agdney Canberra, Times Country Preas Co-op Auswails Dita Barrack Gursen and Gotch, Ltd Reuters Ltd Belmont Castlereagh Street Weston Co. Ltd Chamber of ‘Commerce George Street Catts, Patterson Co Kent Renga Mem Willimiott’a Advertising Chamber of Commeapee Dullina Ceoras Seas

Canberra Guests and Melbourne Visitors Entertain City

Notable visitors and residents are listed as Mr J W Rider Jones and Mr G Kopech from Hunter's Hill in Canberra. Mrs H L Bandary of the Attorney General's Department arrived today. Mr J Plotipl of Melbourne with Mr J N Teacher and Miss Stewart visit Cunberry. Miss Jean Robertson and Miss Bullen of Sydney stay at Hotel Acton. Mr E F Rigs of Albury arrives with Miss Rica and Miss Swinson. Melbourne victory anticipated in city events over the weekend. Attendees include Dr Jane Impeon of Melbourne and Mina Ida Collins with Mina Lilian Hustiey of Kogarah.

J. W. Rider Jones G. Kopech Hunter's Hill Canberra H. L. Bandary Federal ‘Attorney-General's Department Mr. J. Plotipl Melbourne Jean ‘Robertson Mins Bullen Sydney Hotel Acton Melbourne Victory And Myron Baltall Mra Mearca Jane ‘Impeon Mina Ida Collins Mina Lilian Hustiey Kogarah

Public Service Allowances Under Canberra Transfers

Melbourne reports indicate federal ministers will consider reinstating special allowances for public servants moved to Canberra. Despite transfers, many staff seek new posts. some have quit, refusing Canberra housing allowances. Departments push for remodified pay to cover Canberra transfers.

Her Majesty's Berquinites and Quiven parquimipen

Fragmentary OCR notes describe royal perquisites and items claimed by the Queen. Mentions upper half of whales captured, Great Britain and Ireland ownership, and annual duties involving clothing and grooming items. Text is incomplete and difficulty parsing.

Great Britain and Ireland

Senator M'Hugh Dies in Launceston Hospital

Senator Charles Stephen M'Hugh died of pneumonia at a private Launceston hospital after a period of ill health. The 8.A. member of the Federal Public Accounts Committee had been weakened by a harsh Tasmanian winter and illness kept him from Friday’s Senate session in Scotchdale. He was elected for South Australia in 1722 and served in 1922 on the Royal Commission on the operation of the Navigation Act affecting Australian trade and industry.

Launceston Charles Stephen M'Hugh Federal Public Accounts Committees Hegin Mauch Senate South Australa

Award rates increase for firemen brick makers in Federal Capital Territory

Official notice confirms higher pay for firemen and brick makers in the Federal Capital Territory. A sixpence per week rise for firemen and a two pence weekly increase for brick makers were approved, aligning youth brickworks wages proportionally at Od per week.

Belekminkers Federal Capital Territory

Focal ranch group forms funeral and health fund in Federal Capital Territory

AW U The focal ranch of the A W L U establishes a capital and funeral fund for members in the Federal Capital Territory. Weekly deductions support hospital fees of 30 shillings and a funeral fund of 6 shillings. Dependents receive a £20 funeral allowance on death certificates. Insurance depth estimated at 1 shilling 9 pence per member per year. The fund, to be run by three trustees, opens to all territory residents and is compulsory for AW men by annual meeting vote. Flags honor battles of Heilheim and Waterloo with cashmere shawls as prizes.

A.w.lu Hei Federal Capital Territory Medera Capital Commixeion Naymberis Kelly Treme Funda Ute Marjet Commimion Hletheim Waterloo

Mammoth Remains Found Near Din by Brick Workers

A mammoth specimen is reported from Landes in Southwest France, found in blue clay under sand and gravel about nine miles from Din. The remains include jaw bone teeth and several other fragments, with parallels drawn to Siberian finds. The excavation involved clay diggers supplying material for brick making.

Landes South-Wesert France Sleven Demh Din Aluka Siberia

Soil Heated by Electricity In Swedish 1924 Experiments

Swedish trials in 1924 tested heating soil with electricity to grow crops out of season. Earlier attempts used a naked lead wire under ground with 6 to 25 volts but were impractical. A later method used a specially made heating cable with armatures, powering beds under ground glass to warm soil and beds.

Sweden Brokholm Iest Frodie Stockholm

Goulburn displays new polio grader on estate grounds

Goulburn's leading scientific farmer MeO. Pret ot demonstrated a new polio grader on his estate. The machine, which grades wheat flour, promises four grades and could position the Chowlbory district at the forefront of potato growing centers. Local officials foresee a bright future for the device and name the farmer who produced the potatoes. The War Memorial tower display and other public gifts were noted, with J Borden contributing the memorial site. Financials show profits for the past quarter at 24,600, indicating a recovery. Prizes were awarded in the Goauwburn Amateur Knife event, won by Jrype Cray with Don MGregor second. A banquet at Royal Hotel hosted by Cheneys encouraged British auto trade, aiding funds for a new CSO building. The Arcyle Content Triiry Co Ltd reported its 26th annual results, with a 7 percent dividend. Director changes occurred with the death of Mr. Frank Goodwin.

Goulburn Me. Pratt CL A. Mills L. Lawler Producers' Distributing Society

City of Birds and the Trees for Canberra

The Wild Life Preservation Society suggests planting external tree species in Canberra to attract and welcome birds. The annual report states the goal is to make Canberra part of the resident bird population with up to 100 species becoming a delight to lawmakers and residents alike.

Wild Life Preservation Society

BAWRA'S RECORD Final distributions announce share payments

The British Australian Wool Banked- Hon Association Ltd announces near final actions before dissolution. Transfer books close July 1 to prepare a 13/6 per share payment on November 15. Endorsed share certificates will be returned November 15 with cheques. Total payments since January 1921 amount to 220,405,030 with multiple distributions and reductions listed through 1927.

Bawre Ind Medup Det Liautdatia

Proposed Road Plan Seeks Canberra Connection

A recent Adaminaby meeting urged Federal Capital Commission Dalgety and Moe Shire Councils to cooperate on a Gippsland to Canberra road via Delegate and Adaminaby. It aims to hire two consultants for Main Roads advice and backs an interstate developmental road from Huchan via Delegate to Jimentuan, stressing a direct route to Canberra for tourists and local access.

Ato Adaminaby Federal Capital Commission Dalgety Shire Moearo Shire Connell Gippsland Vic Canberra Delegate Iarenbuan Ad&iminaby Viaouk Bebeyan Ank Neek Huchan Victoria Jimentuan Dalgety Progress Committee Te Bent Chberra Upper Murrumbidgee Kusciusko Warrangohiliy Caves

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