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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1936
Page
5
Newcastle reports a trial summary from Belmont where a man described as a chemist previously unregistered was charged with professional acts. Evidence notes he prescribed for years and acted as chemist at various locations. Court hears details of his alleged unregistered practice and potential penalties.
In Ne quis and Arizona, conservationists plan a novel briefing amid rivuled waters behind Boulder Pram. Islands and a ferry area face crowding as a suspension impacts siting and access, with residents and owners uncertain about tomorrow’s arrangements and safety.
The National Geographic Society reports over 10 million visits last week to a feature on toy fish popularity. A Washington DC exhibit by AB Broptowl highlights catfish burbels and a mysterious female author among the quirky artifacts.
The association resumes regular matches at Reid Park York Park Groth and Queanbeyan with ten Calberra players selected for Sydney Boling weekend teams. Queanbeyan hosts Kingston while Manuka and Rovers clash at Reid Park. Grammar and Barton meet in key B Grade games as the carnival plans Courtey Week participation.
Uncertain air surrounds today's rugby league Cup match between Souths and Norths at Morthbourne Oval. Both clubs tout strict training and strong attendances as they name ready squads. Norths optimistic after recent wins and Kingston defeat, while Souths promise a swift backs display and solid forward effort led by Dogan Mayo Wall and Hurley. A curtain-raiser between Kingston reserves and Queanbeyan offers additional football before the main game.
A fragmentary notice outlines Count Kaneko’s planned abridged biography, and the 200 to 260 volume scope. It notes Kaneko’s role in Japanese constitutional history, connections with Harvard and Theodore Roosevelt, and the work’s aim to translate into English. The piece highlights the breadth of events covered and the Western influence shaping the project.
A lecture on pruning fruit culture will be given by Mr W W Coole of the New South Wales Department of Agriculture at 2 p.m. on Tuesday in Cambron's Orchard at Dutrogn Faid, and at 6 p.m. Wednesday 6th June at Mr Plak's Orchard, Norrabrrndah. All interested persons are invited to attend.
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