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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 30, 1934
Page
2
Price 1m refers to the Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd. Set Bbert in Canberra. The notice outlines a home delivery service claiming to reach every portion of Canberra and advises readers on subscription and availability.
Weather records show barometer readings near 620 to 259 inches, temperatures around 41 to 90 degrees for 24 hours and several hours, with a few periods of rain noted. Rainfall data cited for the week ending with records from Quesnbyyan and related stations.
Article reviews exchanges between the Sydney Chamber of Commerce president and NSW Premier and deputy on state finance. It cites deficits, sinking funds, and overseas exchange costs funded by Treasury Bills, arguing current methods mask weakness and risk. It questions rail subsidies and government responsibility to uphold community credit.
A London driven report outlines Britain and Dominions negotiating a reform of meat subsidies and import controls. It notes Ottawa talks on subsidy timing, possible 10 percent import cut, and potential adjustments if Argentina blocks changes. Officials seek balance between protecting producers and preventing subsidy depreciation.
London conference between British officials and the Dominion High Commissioners reached a principle agreement to limit Dominion meat exports to the United Kingdom near the 1931 32 Ottawa targets. Negotiations proceed, applying the principle over six months starting July 12 after the expiration of the Ottawa arrangement.
Santa Barbara reporting Marie Dressler veteran stage and screen actor dies at age 82 after long illness. The passing marks end of a storied career with roots in theater and Hollywood.
A Canberra Repertory Society production at Albert Hall on Tuesday night presents Baa Baa Black Sheep a witty Wodehouse style comedy. Cast includes Huge Bonact as lead, Er Holland Friant, Mrs D Giehalean, Milas Metts Atlan, Alan Lyle Mackinnon and W Hetharington with Miles Anderson and W Roberts in key roles. The lively musical comedy features playful banter and bright young performers in a lighthearted village setting.
The auscult from a pulpit notes H W Woolhouse preaching on John 16 12 I have yet many things to say unto you but ye cannot bear them now The article discusses how God guards revelations progressing with human capacity, citing scientists philosophers and theologians It contrasts Jesus withholding further details from the disciples to prevent confusion while preparing them for the Holy Spirit and eventual understanding through time and experience.
A consular lecture at the Institute of Anatomy Narrows a Polish topic. The talk aims to acquaint Canberra residents with Poland’s historic role in Europe, its revival as an independent nation in 1918, and its postwar development in agriculture, industry, arts, and literature amid Europe’s tense politics. The talk will be illustrated and offer context on Poland’s ongoing significance.
Heavy rain in the Malongio catchment Saturday night caused a sharp rise in the Molonglo River yesterday afternoon. By eight o'clock the low level bridges at Acton and Scott's Crossing were inundated for the fourth time this year, flooding barriers before they could be erected. The river has stayed above normal since January, delaying bridge construction and risking a worse flood if rainfall continues at the same rate.
A reading explores the impact of divine revelation on believers, citing biblical passages about light and comprehension. It reflects on growth in faith, overcoming temptation, and the need for belief to grasp eternal truths. The piece contends that spiritual discernment comes through divine guidance and steadfast trust in God.
The Church of England prepares for Bunny week events with a joint service at Johns Sharch Itaun led by the Bishop. Paula Kingston marks an anniversary as Confirmation classes run in city centres and the Gosima event is rescheduled for September.
Tonight at Central Methodist Hall the Methodist Ladies Couradeship hold a combined event beginning eight oclock, with a concert at the hall and a Reid Trust Fund appeal. The Central Methodist Church Aid Society meets Thursday at 345 pm for discussions aiding university giving efforts, amid a busy programme including Knowine Taylor and Melange Raid performances.
The Department of the Interior proposed a rental rebate of 14.6 percent per year for Territory leasees in Cull nt ue 508s, covering payments from July 1, 183 to June 0, 108s, with credits against annual rent. The measure applies to certain lessees and holders of permissive occupancies, excludes new lessees after April 1, 1831, and limits to Territory leaseholders while urging further consideration for affected cases and related infrastructure issues.
Rain halted most pennant tennis matches on Saturday except the strong Double teams of Ford and Gramanar. The committee vowed to continue the event tomorrow, with play resuming in the morning as weather permits.
Unable to determine readable facts from the garbled OCR text. The fragment mentions a gliding record, a person named Fain Tattemmar, and a distance 228 miles, but many words are corrupted.
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