Riley enters Mayo's Newsagency at Railway Station
Proprietor of a Canberra premises posted free within the Commonwealth. Tid, P. Wy. Prelida- 4. Riley enters Mayo's Newsagency at the railway station.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1937
Page
2
Proprietor of a Canberra premises posted free within the Commonwealth. Tid, P. Wy. Prelida- 4. Riley enters Mayo's Newsagency at the railway station.
Weather data for Canberra covers barometer readings from 0.30 to 0.40 inches, temperatures around 42 to 48 degrees, and rainfall reports. The entry lists daily maximums, minimums, and totals for the current year to date, with multiple time stamps and notes on wind conditions.
British interests push for quicker ocean liners to bolster Japan trade ties as fleets face competition. Officials emphasize urgent need for faster ships to secure routes and protect economic gains amid rising tensions.
A NSW Government review considers trimming the Legislative Assembly from 90 to 75 or fewer, arguing smaller houses in Victoria Queensland Tasmania and Canada show efficiency benefits. Proposals to split NSW electorates could yield 56 members, sparking calls for broader constitutional change.
It is reported that at least 80 percent of white refugees in Kokopo resist returning to Rabaul and favor a new capital at Kokopo. The Administrator has not made a definite decision, citing minimal damage at Rabaul and rapid cleanup by native labor. A relief ship Malaita brought food bedding medical supplies and mail.
The eighth round produced tight results led by Reid A defeating Forrest A in five sets aided by Fred Fisk and Barnard, while R and J Bennett fell to Sayer Crawley in straight sets. Multiple divisions recorded mixed outcomes with players from Northbourne, Amalie, Braddon and Fire Brigade in contention as premiership points accumulate.
The Canberra Mooree Society opened its new child welfare centre on Saturday afternoon with Lady Whiskard officially declaring the building open. She noted the centre’s model facilities and the benefit to Canberra, and Dr. J. H. L. Cumpston conveyed thanks while praising Minister for Health Mr. Hughes for his role. The ceremony included an inspection of the building and afternoon tea.
The Royal Dutch Air Line begins replacing East Indies airliners with 14 American Douglas aircraft capable of 175 miles an hour. Amsterdam reports the expansion as a move to boost service and speed across routes.
The Rev A J Waldock preaches at Kingston Baptist Church likening Christianity to a 2000 year movement. He cites Bartimaeus as a model for seeking meaning and asks what Christ means to each listener. He notes Jesus stopped for the beggar, then asked what the man wished, illustrating Christ’s at once demanding and transformative approach.
The Duke and Duchess arrived at Castle Wasserleonburg in Austria amid cheers after leaving Venice by train at 6:80 p.m. They toured grounds, greeted crowds, and thanked well-wishers. Rev. A Jardine, who officiated their ceremony, returned to London amid reports of royal scrutiny and ongoing religious ties.
Tokyo reports Prince Kohoge has formed a National Union Cabinet aimed at healing strife and increasing cooperation. External policy will rest on justice not mere maintenance of the status quo. The administration is welcomed and pledged to reform and economic control with cautious steps and cooperation with business interests.
A religious reflection describes a man awakening to a new joy in possession of life after Christ moved into his heart. The narrative contrasts former habits with a renewed life of purpose and engagement, noting a deep personal change and altered outlook.
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