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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1930
Page
4
Colgate toothpaste and brush advertised with a discount of two thirds off the price. Available at shops displaying the elfer promotion.
A council meeting discussed promulgating an ordinance on leasehold basis amid urgency. Cr 77 moved the motion, supported by Cr Row, to push the measure, while Dr Gell and Mr Lam Vert examined instructions from the Government regarding leasehold versus freehold implications.
In a House of Representatives debate Mr. Nairn pressed if fruitgrowers and others harmed by sugar prices would have a hearing. Mr. Scullin said he had received views from various interests and was bringing them to Cabinet, likely for a Tuesday statement at an early date.
The advisory council moved to purge the Minister for Home Affairs and extend water and electricity to the Dinka Estate. Members argued district residents should not be denied services, while others opposed signaling actions and deletion of terms linked to Commonwealth policy.
Dr Shakespeare asked the Clerk Administrator about rent deductions from wages. The discussion noted pay sheets and a two week advance payment provision tied to leases and Parkagin Gardens. Government housing and employer terms were referenced in the exchange.
Rain disrupts pro basketball practice and causes a revised Saturday timetable. Telopen Wark and Jacobs recover from an incomplete game, with six matches set for early afternoon and late afternoon slots including Forrest versus Dinkuma and Cheerios against Telopen. If time permits Sunbeams may meet Magpies. otherwise postponed to 2 pm in August.
Mr Gunn reports the hop supply exceeds domestic needs and no profitable export market exists. He outlines possible controls by Commonwealth or state legislation, including licensing interstate trade after reducing imports, to protect Australian growers.
In Parliament Mr Riordan Labour Kennedy Queensland attacked the large immigrant intake during the Alice-Tugs era. He blamed the policy for unemployment and exploitation of young migrants on dairy farms. Riordan urged land settlement for Australians and criticized motor car imports, arguing Australia already has excessive vehicles.
Mrs. Millard, 83, of Lewlala Wan, was shot in her home during an assault by a man named Inan Al. She was rushed to hospital in serious condition with a back wound and arm gash. Neighbors described screams and a smashed window as the assailant fled. police believe she knew the attacker.
Northbourne Tennis Club held an evening gathering at the Albert Hall with green and gold decor, assisted by Jean Hale and Bryan and featuring a novelty dance won by TL Shakespeare and Jenkins. Attendees included Waterman, Richardson, Inkpen, Noller, Thompson, Wright, Connor and many others as dancing continued past midnight.
In Narrandera a bankruptcy examination reveals Hughie Robertson alleged a plot to burn Albion or Commercial Hotel in Whitton. Coone Myers, his brother in law, supposedly caused the blaze to obtain a license payoff and Myers and Angel allegedly planned the act. Ulvaet Angel admitted involvement in the arson scheme.
Between 44 and 50 unemployed men attacked a house in Clewelly after tenants were evicted, smashing windows doors and contents. They marched to the landlord’s home then returned to the empty house. Eleven men were arrested for maliciously damaging a dwelling after a police raid at a Communist Hall on Sussex Street.
Sir Henry Norwell, Australian Agent-General, opens Empire Shipping Week in London and argues against complete free trade within the Empire. He says true free trade is impossible and calls for cooperative lines based on reciprocal preference among Empire nations.
Doctors warn that pediatric colds and sore throats can lead to serious illness. Nephd Hermien endorses a home vapour treatment as a relief option for children.
Publication imprint states printed and published by C. J. Shakespeare for the Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd with office details. Fragmentary text mentions location and authorship.
A shopper recounts long running foot rheumatism eased after taking Kruschen Salts a half teaspoonful in water before meals for seven days. The testimonial claims the remedy reduces pain in feet and legs and enhances energy, noting it as a life saver and doctor approved.
Fragmentary report on Sheepskin and wool values from Sydney sales. Mentions prices for pelts, lambs, hides, and tallow with wide ranges and declining trends. Notes weak demand for rabbit skins and general price softness across grades and regions.
The Homebush stock sale showed firm quotations with spirited bidding for near prime stock. Wethers and lambs commanded strong prices while the cattle section offered bullocks and cows at solid ranges despite generally inferior quality.
Councillors moved to allow access to the argument waters report by the home affairs minister. The proposal, tabled at the advisory council meeting, calls for discussion with Colonel Owen deputy chairman of the Development Committee. The report was stored with the Federal Capital Commission and was to receive public publication.
The notice promotes free toothbrushes for every reader, urging thrifty households to equip the whole family. It warns that a poor brush may irritate gums after the first brushing, and advises caution in accepting a free item without considering quality.
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