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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 26, 1929

Page

4

Weather summary for Canberra and Queanbeyan shows rainfall and temperatures

The Canberra report lists barometer readings at 9 am and 2 pm and temperatures from 9 am to 3 pm with a daily maximum of 60 degrees and a minimum around 17 to 21.2 degrees. It notes wind direction, a 44.8 degree daily maximum and rainfall records, and includes monthly rainfall figures for the current year alongside a Queanbeyan rainfall table with monthly totals and highs and lows.

Canberra Grace E.S.F

Weather forecast across Australian regions at noon yesterday

The report notes fine conditions with frosts in New South Wales and Canberra, variable winds and general improvement. Victoria experiences some clouds and scattered showers with frosts in the north, while Tasmania remains generally cloudy with frosts. Ocean areas show mainly rough to smooth seas, with West Australia facing fine weather except for some sea activity along the coast. Subtropical inland areas have inland frosts and variable winds in the interior.

South Wales Canberra Victoria Australia Tropics

Weather summary across colonies shows mixed skies and winds

Across Victoria to Western Australia the report notes a mix of fine and cloudy conditions. Victoria is mostly clear in the west with threats and northerly winds, New South Wales sees half cloudy inland and frosts, South Australia reports cloud and showers at Kangaroo Island, Tasmania shows cloudy to dull with light rain in the west, Queensland notes coastal threats from Cooktown southwards with scattered rain inland, Western Australia has no data.

Victoria Forth-West Quacer Gippaeland New South Wales Tablelands South Australia Kangaroo Island Cape Borda Tasmania Forth Queensland Cooktown Downes Innisfail Weat Australia

Rainfall Report From Regions Across Australia and Nearby Areas

Rainfall figures recorded yesterday at 9 am show variable totals across multiple districts in Victoria South Australia Queensland and Western Australia with notable readings including Cape Borda 17 inches Bruny Island areas around 1 to 7 inches and Albany 4 inches among others A general pattern of scattered showers is reported across coastal and inland localities with some higher totals near coastal capes and isolated inland spots reflecting diverse weather activity across the nation. Local stations mention Nouracoorto Penda i and Cape Borda among the higher numbers while Kimberley and Northern regions remain comparatively dry.

Victoria Foster Koruburra Warragal Woods Point Cape To Way Hamilton Gembrook Port Fairy Marquville Nelson Merino Balmoral Portland New South Wales South Australia Nuracoorto Penda i Cape Borda Kobe Tasmiania Goulds Country Hyite Bartle Molinafi Cressy Mandurah Collie Donnybrook Bridgetown Denmark Toodyay Deverin Neckering Bruce Rock Corrigin Brookton Wickepin Wagin Narrogin Wyabing Ongerup Bremer Pingrup Ravensthorp Fi Wyalkatchom Bencubbin & Narmebeen Moora Lake Gram Newdegate Noran Geraldton Eaperance Cape Leeuwin

Croquet Club Social At Eflanshaw Hosts Delightful Afternoon

Canberra Croquet Club members gathered at Mrs. G. Knowles Forrest home for a Mrs. Townsend assisted event featuring a reflex words competition won by Mrs. Gronsham Mrs. Hicks and Mr. Fie. Following play attendees enjoyed afternoon tea with musical items and a tribute to Mrs. Knowlen Mrs. Townsend and guests including Keif Morrison Chapman James Forrest Deane Elliott Bale Oldfield Corrigan Parbury Horn Fawcett Green Crease and Noughton.

Forrest Deane Queanbeyan J. M. Elliott W. MM. Bale W. Oldfield Corrigan N. F. Parbury Horn Fawcett C. Green Crease Noughton

State relief outlays 1923-29 increase over prior year

The State Government paid 1,715,000 to lend relief and other sources during 1923-29, a figure 250,000 higher than the previous year. Stevens noted that expenditure on relief sources shaped the state’s broader relief effort.

Bydney Thureday Stevens

Britain faces policy shift on war debts and Young Plan

The Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Snowden signals a clear end to generous postwar aid as Britain pushes for a fair balance between home needs and war debt repayments. He cites U S prosperity and French economy while stressing unemployment and taxation at home. The Paris Paris conference produced the Young Plan, redefining Germany's obligations and raising debate in Britain and the Dominions over potential scaling down of Allied debts. The plan may reduce Britain’s payments under Dawes, testing adherence to the Balfour principle of parity with American repayments.

Philip Snowden Britain Chamber of Deputies France Germany Great Britain Snowden United States Owen Young Experts Paris Young Dawes World Finance Rhineland Europe America

Freight War Inroads Shake NSW Rail Freight Market

Canberra storekeepers and Queanbeyan merchants grapple with rising rail freight costs as motor lorry carriers bite into railway revenue. The NSW railway department argues lower truck rates tempt shippers, while merchants fear fees and favoritism. An official visits to promote a special truck scheme amid calls to simplify rates and protect wool and general freight.

Railway Department Queanbeyan Dumans Hese Stall Perehanta Digeentia Raiway Canerra Kwonbewan Anontention Cunherr South Wales Leon Hevon Queanheyan Canberra Commonwealth Mailway Department oWil New South Wales Railway New South Wales’ Railway Goods Department

Migration policy praised by UK and Australian officials

In Melbourne, Mr. EB Mulvany defended the assisted and capital migrant schemes. He cited Lord Somers and the Migration and Settlement Office, noting 200,083 assisted migrants arrived in the Commonwealth, with only about 419 returned for medical reasons, underscoring careful selection and discrimination in migration.

Melbourne Victoria Lord Somers Church of England Council of Empire Settlement London EB. J. Mulvany Development and Migration Commission Lord Somera Greal Britain Australia Mr. Mulvany Piritain Mulvany Commonwealth Migration & Settlement Office

Canberra RS and BAILA urge special meeting on veteran preferences

Returned servicemen in Canberra fear his preference may not be observed by the Commission during staff retrenchment. At a monthly RS and BAILA Canberra Sub-Branch meeting last night the group recommended the Executive of the Canberra League call a special meeting soon to consider the issue and handle specific cases.

Canberra Com Rs, & Baila League

Freeman and White Star in London cricket day

Tich Freeman took ten wickets in a first class match, a career best, while White scored a century. The pair dominated as Lancashire faltered, with only Fyldeley and Watkin offering resistance. White reached his first century in over sea cricket and was set for a luncheon presentation by Lord Bath the following day.

London Wedneming Freeman White Lancashire Bk.fyldesley Watron Mami Weinhely Bath Somerset Notis

Beers and tea linked to civility and nerves in Cape Town

In a British Association session Professor Diam and others discussed beer drinking and its effects. The paper argued beer and alcohol are soothing beverages, noting a shift from beer to tea and a rise in neurotic tendencies among highly civilized societies.

Cape Town British Association Profesor Diam Physciolevit Exseritioi

Sir Robert Garran Heads to Sydney From Canberra

Sir Robert Garran left Canberra for Sydney yesterday morning in a brief personal movement. He is a noted public figure and the trip signals no stated official engagement.

Robert Garran Canberra Sydney

Scullin Denounces Immigration Expenditure Policy

MP Mr Scullin criticizes government immigration policy as wasteful, backing the Governor of Victoria’s condemnation. He says ads lure overseas workers while Australian workers struggle. He cites £140,000 cut by the Development and Migration Commission plus £300,000 for damages in the administration.

Melbourne Scullin Victoria Australia Untus Development and Migration Commission

Canberra arts group honors Sir Robert Garran with certificate

Members of the Canberra Society of Arts and Literature toasted Sir Robert Garran at Altert Hall on Wednesday. Benatar Kings mill, newly elected president, presented Garran with a life membership certificate. Senator Kingemill praised Garran’s disinterested service to Canberra and the society, while Lidy Gaur received flowers. Musical items and a dramatic dialogue followed with performances by local artists.

Canberra Society of Arts and Literature Altert Hall Robert Garran Benatar Kingsmill Coumilter Fife Bike Pociery Ma Lidy Gaur Pitapatrick Kingemill Robert Gerran Canberra Society of Arte and Literature Mildred Jean McLaren Marion Carter Alfred Noyes Mra. Nichol C. BK. Paley Mia W. Shanley Mr. Smith Decta Professor Haydon Mes W. Shanley

Post Mortem Reveals Cause of Comedian Reg Thornton Death

A late post mortem on Reginald Thornton, a comedian who died yesterday, shows heart failure as the cause. The report cites economic strain and national budget cuts as factors in public spending debates.

Dney Reginald Thorntor Tome Yertenday

Egyptian Prime Minister Resignation Interview Reflected in Commons

A transcript from yesterday’s Commons session shows Foreign Secretary Arthur Henderson discussing Lord Lloyd’s resignation and Winston Churchill’s role. Henderson confirms receipt of the resignation and notes the government’s recognition of the mover behind it. The debate on Friday was to address the immediate measures.

Arthway Menderson Christon

Hospital Finance Schemes at Cesanoello Hospital in Mining Areas

Discussions in Canberra highlight a voluntary industrial contribution system adopted by Cesanoello Hospital. Workers contribute 6d weekly via mine-owners who send funds to the hospital treasurer. Each contributor gains free treatment for themselves, their wife, and up to two children, with government subsidies and reduced charges for workers’ compensation cases. The scheme contrasts Cesanoello Hospital with the public hospital model and includes coverage for reemployment recovery and limited sick leave.

Canberra Ulare Cesanoel Rach Reputer Linco Suladidine Mint Eubneriert Boven Aires Cexsnuck Cashes Ls &Pital CF Terra

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