Church Services for Sixth Sunday After Trinity
St John s Church hosts Holy Communion at 8 am and 11 am Holy Kuchshat and Hermon at 3 pm led by Ven Archbess fon Robertson. Holy Baptisma at 7:30 pm with Evensong and Berman by Rev C W Faulkner. St Paul s Kingston offers Holy Communion at 7:20 am and 8 am with Address and Children s Bereview at 10 am. Braddon, Duntroon, Weetangera, and Hall locations list Evensong sermons and services led by various clergy.
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St John's Church
Bermon
Braddon
Duntroon
Prescher
Von
Robertson
Weetangera
Pam
Adiien Hall
Catholic Mass and Confession Schedule for Several Parishes
The notice lists Mass times at St Christopher's Omani Catholic Forrest and St Francis Hall plus devotions at St Christopher's and Ainslie. Confession slots are given for St Christopher's Ainslie Causeway Duntroon with dates noted for the first Friday and Thursday prior.
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St.Christopher's
Forrest
Ainslie
St. Francis
Hall
Duntroon
Munses
St. Christopher's
Ainaie
Ainalie
Rey
Haydon
Public Service Advisory Council Candidate Named in Canberra
Following the withdrawal of Mr. W G Piper the Commonwealth Public Service Canberra Welfare Committee selected Mr H L Manee of the Taxation Department to contest the upcoming Advisory Council election. Nominations for rejection closed last Monday with three names listed Messrs HL Mantle R G Kappler and FL Sullivan. Mr L Thornton withdrew due to relocation to Western Australia. Mr A L Maude was chosen as Welfare Committee Candidate at a special meeting. Maude is president of the Clerical Association in Canberra and vice-chairman of the University Students Association executive.
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W. G. Piper
Commonwealth Public Service Canberra Welfare Committee
H. L Manee
Taxation Department
Advisory Council
Messrs
HL. Mantle
R.G. Kappler
Australian Forestry School
FL. Sullivan
Treasury
L. Thornton
Department of the Interior
Canberra
Wealera
Australia
All
Maude
Welfare Committee
Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Association
Canberra University Students’ Association
Presbyterian and Methodist services listed with times
Church notices show Turnbull and Thompson at Presbyterian Braddon with services at 12 am and 7.18 pm. St Andrew Forrest hosts Methodist Congregational control at 1 am led by Rev James Thomson with Bolton and Ruby appearing in an anthem. Westridge and Molonglom schedules list Rev James Thomneon and Mr Danton with early morning offerings.
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Turnbull
Presbyterian Church
Braddon
Church of
Weather Refocus in Yee County Update
A terse weather bulletin notes a refocus in Yee County with updated forecasts. Meteorologists warn of shifting conditions and potential rain chances as the regional pattern evolves. Local officials urge residents to monitor alerts and prepare for changeable skies.
Referendum as a constitutional barrier in Australia
The Canberra Times discusses the referendum as a barrier to amending the Commonwealth Constitution. It notes Australia has accepted only three major proposals, contrasts with the United States, and questions whether the process educates electors. It highlights the Financial Agreement as a recent successful measure and ponders the role of public education in constitutional change.
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Commonwealth
Australia
United States
American Republic
Premier grants tourism publicity for Australia travel drive
The Premier Mr Broveny announced a grant to the Anshehian Travel Association for expansive publicity work with Picturesque Australia. The association will print 5000 copies and distribute them to English-speaking communities worldwide as part of promoting travel to Australia. He noted substantial growth potential for the industry. In the past five years about 109,000 visitors arrived and spent roughly 4,000,000 pounds.
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Sydney Friay
Broveny
Australia
Electric Power From Fundy Tides Debate Spreads
Dexter Cooper proposed harnessing Fundy tides to generate electricity by impounding water at Passamaquoddy. Estimated cost around one million pounds faced Canadian rejection. A similar plan won support in Washington with two million dollars approved under federal relief.
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Joan
Canna
Bay of Wundy
New Brunswick
Mainm
Passumaduoddy
Fundy Titole
Fundy
Dexter Cooper
Passamaquoddy
High Ude
Dame
Washington
Public Works Relief Organization
Pita
Baptists Church Evening Sermons and Choir
Rev. De A. Waldeck will preach at 11 night with the topic A Sovereign Rem pay for Gare. Sunday School at 7 18 pm with the subject Peters Secret for Miracley. A quartette will perform At yon Eye the Sun Was Sel.
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de A
Waldeck
Peter
Canberra Christian Science Society services on Sunday at 7
The Canberra Christian Science Society holds Sunday services at 7 in the Lecture Room of Albert Hall Canberra. Testimony meetings are on the second Wednesday each month and all are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Beience
Boldich
Canberra
Church of England Set for Sunday Services and Dedication
The Lord Bishop of Gowurn will preside at a Sunday service and dedicate memorials in the church and grounds. Imperial Ex-Service men will parade. St Pauls Kingston preacher marks church hall anniversary. Special preachers and times listed with Emblems and notes on nearby events.
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Gowurn
Surnay
St. Paul's
Kingston
Achurch Hall
Goulburn
Ganon Edwards
Canberra
Presbyterian Services at Sta ton and Forrest
The Rev CB Turnbull will conduct services at Sta ton and Forrest. Morning topic titled The Modern Search for Way of Life and evening subject Why Doctor Went Back to Church.
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Turnbull Will von Auer
Mnarrow
Staton and
Forrest
Speeches Highlight Silver Jubilee Volume
An issue page presents the Silver Jubilee volume featuring a selection of speeches. It notes contributions from local figures and mentions youth welfare, with references to speakers and events tied to the jubilee celebration.
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Janes
Fund Inauguration by The Prince of Wales in Ronette
A fund was inaugurated by The Prince of Wales in Ronette, marking a notable royal ceremony. Details on the purpose, attendees, and the outcome of the event are sparse in the readable fragments. The report highlights the involvement of royal figures and the ceremonial aspect of the fund’s launch.
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Prince of Wales
Sunday Evening Anthem Service at Reid Church
The church announces the Sunday program with the Anthem Be acceptable to the land, sung by the Inter. CE Choir in the morning and the Senior Choir in the evening. Fulton, away for months due to illness, will be present as a soldier at the service alongside the choir offerings.
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Pulton
Reid
Inter. CE
Bowling match shapes up for Canberra City teams
With the Parrest and Braddon closed, bowling interests at Canberra and City Bowling rally members from all departments for a morning interdepartmental event. It is likely the group will adopt a play style similar to the inter collegiate contest to uphold the authority.
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Parrest
Braddon
Strong attack on starting price betting voiced at turf club
Brisbane Friday. Queensland Turf Club meeting heard Treasurer TJ O'Shea attack starting price betting as a serious threat to racing. He urged police action and magistrates to impose imprisonment for operators of starting price shops, opposing legalizing betting. He argued against using public funds for courses and prize money that enable illegal gambling.
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Brisbane
TJ. O'Shea
Queensland Turf Club
O'Shea
Queensland
State Lottery Abolition Urged By City Groups
A deputation from the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and YWCA met Assistant Chief Secretary Hawkins to press for abolishing the State Lottery and to back a metropolitan hospital contribution fund. Mrs Grant Forsyth voiced concerns about the lottery as an economic and social scourge and urged government action. The minister promised to consider the deputation's views.
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Bydney
W.C.T.A
Y.W.C.A
Mr. Hawkins
Grant Forsyth
W.C.T U
Deputation Bethe
Tennant's Creek Visit by Commonwealth Geologist
Dr W G Woolnough Commonwealth Geologist returns to Canberra after aerial survey duties in Northern Australia to inspect extensive development work at Tennant's Creek. He will observe the richness and extent of Abe Jodes and is expected to provide valuable input to amplify his earlier field report.
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Canberra
W. G. Woolnough
Abe Jodes
Tenant's Creek
Australia
Woolnaugh
Tke
Woolougt
Tennantia Creek
Governors and Lady Attend Australian Fobry Event
Their Excellencies the Governor General and Lady Teanoe attended by Lieutenant GP Hunt ADC and Mie and Purves were present for the annual bull of the Australian Fobry Rehwol in Canberra yesterday.
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Governor- Generah
Teanoe
Lisuianant GP
Hunt A.D.C
Mie & Purves
Canberen
Kingston Cafe Leased to Private Enterprise in Sydney Deal
The Kingston cafe will operate under private enterprise after a government tender won by Walter McGrath, a Sydney hotel proprietor. The 80 year lease is valued near £30,000. McGrath plans a Representative hotel on the corner of Giles Street and Canberra Avenue within a year, while continuing the Kingston cafe business. no decision yet on Civic cafe or Hotel Canberra.
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Pitt-Street
Sydney
Department of the Interior
Walter McGrath
McGrath
Iltes Street
Canberra Avenue
Department of the Enterior
Kingston Cafe
Civic Cafe
Canberra
Choral Singing TeLOPEA Park Competes At Goulburn
About 150 pupils will take part in the competition at Goulburn with a special Canberra train leaving at 7 30 am on August 10 returning the same evening The School guarantees £32 10s to support the event A parents and pupils outing to Goulburn is planned with a program including choral items and short films
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Tata On
Silvas
Canberra
Parente A
Goulburn
Opera Society Presents Mim Hott Ka Hollend at Capitol Theatre
The Amateur Operatte stages Mim Hott Ka Hollend at the Capitol Theatre on August 6 with a strong cast led by Aimee Wier and Clarice Nicholson. The four principal ladies shine in fitting roles while Graze Wilton leads the notable ballet. Musicians Mia Brofe and a list of chorus members contribute to the production’s expected success.
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Capitol Theatre
Gin
Aimee Wier
Clarice Nicholson
Thei
Welan
Wy ‘Marcusson
Cope
Graze Wilton
Mia
Ite
Latta "Ramay
Sustane Cole
Grace Wilton
Emily Kerridge
Royal garden party at Buckingham Palace hosts record crowd
London Thursday reports the jubilee season ending with a Royal garden party at Buckingham Palace. The King and Queen greeted 12,000 guests on the lawn as royals moved among attendees. Prices Wills Beth curtseyed to the royal grandparents amid fashionably glared spectacles.
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London
Bucks Palace
Prices Willsbeth
Land Board Recommends Leases on Timbered Common Lands
The Queanpeyan Land Board decided that grazing land near the Common should be used for human purposes rather than added holdings. It recommends special leases to Wil Jam Jonemith for BA acres at 2/ per acre and Thomas Martie for 200 acres at 2/3 per acre. Leases run seven years with renewal options.
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Queanpeyan Land Board
Wil Jam Jonemith
Thomas Martie
Readers' Views on Lyng Dairy Price Policy Debate
Canberra letters from LYNG defend his dairy price stance and critique government action. He cites milk prices, department influence, and dairy farmer concerns, while noting Victoria’s dairy woes. Readers raise issues on milk affordability, policy impact, and the interior department’s role and inquiries.
Telephone Cables to Carry 900 Conversations Simultaneously
London reports a Post Office official stating new telephone cables will handle 900 conversations at once, with two conversations per line. The director-general predicts rapid deployment, enabling news tapes and teleview services within the year. Officials see cables serving media and telephone work on shared wires to improve simultaneous transmission.
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London
Post Ofice
Bir Poosid_ Banke
Post
Fice
Tousenolders
Amarion
Port Ommine
Rugby Match Injury Report Weighs on Team officials
Unclear text reports a rugby match injury with mention of Gueenbeyan and Tealayee. The fragment notes a player suffered a broken bone and possible heavy contact, with details obscured by OCR errors.
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Ewer
Te & Pans Aay
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I. K, Sawraclouon, Limited
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Camberra
Thompson’s
Bere Gare
Church of Girls” Grammar School
F.C. Buirding Sad Dor School
Magia In Oe 'Yaks
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Richardson & Wrench Ltd
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Girt
Savant
Duineus
Geant Agente
Wroodgers and Calthorpe Gon Ltd
Cantera
Church OF England
Oman
Service
H. L. Maude
The
Canberra Times
Contatte
Queanbeyan
Queandetan
Wite
Presbyterian
Parliamentary
S.P. Betting
Tennant’s Creek
Vigereoqal
Telopea Park
Operatic Society
Royal Garden Party
Lyng
Come Rovers
Craig
Faim
Notts
Daleymen
Eo T Pak
Department Interior
Canbecay
Sollee
Tyne Orpaniae
Victoria
Sr. Lyme
Barra
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Tver
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