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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1933
Page
2
Mort Gresony and Csabarm report a bold event as Laurene Les leads Five Banbarrs in a midyear reform print. Aver Weten shows mixed reviews at the reprint unveiling in a British newspaper setting.
Fragmentary weather note records a maximum near 64.0 degrees and a minimum reading, with unclear timing. No clear location or date provided.
The report outlines a Melbourne Premiers Conference agenda focusing on unemployment, primary industries, constitutional reform, uniform company law, bankruptcy, and social services. Transport and railway questions top the list, with ministers calling for coordinated interstate policy as Australia aims for economic recovery and streamlined governance.
Returned soldiers and the Canberra branch of the Union of Australian Returned Sailors and Soldiers urge government action on funding the National War Memorial. They praise the planned site on rising ground near the northern ring road and seek formal support to honor veterans and the war dead.
The secretary of the Hutton erat announces there are no withdrawals in the ODTA B Grade Competition. He states there is no intention to withdraw and emphasizes ongoing participation in the H gree competition.
A new riding school and livery stable is planned for Kingston. promoter Mr. Laatig Mitchell from Teblatsp and Bringenprese station, Albury, seeks government printing office support to establish riding facilities for public use. Mitchell, a noted trainer and Cup winner, states the aim is to provide safe riding access and promote horse-related services in the area.
The Governor announces a Birthday Honours list featuring KC MGs CMGs OBEs and MBEs. Recipients include The Bow Thomas Rainsford Ravin Knight Bachelor John Musreave Marvey and Captain Grant Clayton Manton among others in military civil and colonial divisions.
A garbled notice references a birthday announcement by Livutonwat CGoopenar and lists titles such as Knights Bachelor Acting Chief duties under iaderick Wollanton. It mentions March and includes references to General Willan Robert Alexander and Hans Cherk of the Legislative Assembly in a Civil Division context.
Fragmentary text describes a birthday greeting to the Governor-General and mentions government acts, loyalities, and the Commonwealth. Names and clear facts are obscured, leaving only partial references to officials and ceremonial phrasing.
A formal investiture at Government House yesterday morning saw five individuals receive honours from the Governor General Sir Taune Tanmeay. Attendees included Prime Minister J. Ay Tyone and officials from the Federal Ministry. Recipients were presented in order, then joined Excellency for a brief luncheon.
A fragmentary report notes the Convention at Canberra with visitors including Rev. A. Fo Waldeck and Mr. Heather. Meetings planned at Methodist Central Hall and Hagman Church with attendees from multiple regions, highlighting Christian unity and Interdenominational organizing.
A disjointed report outlines a debate on tariff reduction and high protection. Senators discuss ministerial actions, economic policy, and the impact on industry, with references to specific speakers, legislative maneuvers, and protectionist arguments.
A government ceremony in Canberra featured His Excellency the Governor General presenting patents to Kenator Wa lor Kinesraiti and granting various orders and honors. Attendees included ministers and military officers, with remarks noting the presence of many guests from Melbourne and Sydney.
Fragmented notes outline hockey weekend plans with matches and players mentioned. References to Worrior Ace, Kat Wiptan, and Me players hint at teams, venues, and tentative schedules, plus a relay of game timing and participants.
Fragmentary OCR text references a soccer competition, dates, locations, and multiple names but is largely garbled. It mentions December and Monday events, venues like Warvet and Bewdley, and players or teams such as Stiles, Rauntveok, and others without coherent context or results.
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