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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1937
Page
2
Canberra weather bulletin provides scattered data on temperatures and precipitation. Forecast period lists highs and lows for subsequent days with notes on rain chances varying by time and location.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Captain Wiarker and Canberra House with youth and fees. unclear details and names. The readable portion suggests a visit by a commander or official to a youth residence, referencing fees or costs and a home setting.
Fragmentary OCR text references a court action and national context with unclear names and places. It mentions a case and a constitutional or political item, suggesting a legal proceeding tied to a national matter. The readable portions indicate a trial or hearing and formal proceedings.
A list of nominees for the Industrial Board election in the FCT includes Walter Reginahire and Atanlie Carpenter Teo Neil for deputy positions, with Bon Keneat Hether and John Fores Muir among other nominees from Manuka and Kingston. Voting papers must be completed and returned to the Returning Officer at the Chief Electoral Office in Canberra by June 28.
Public notice advertising Lloyds insurance options covering houses brick and stone, furniture, personal effects, motor cars, and accidents. Highlights premiums per £100 for houseowners and householder comprehensive policies, noting coverage for fire, damage, and related risks in a historic style.
The Canberra Times reports that before leaving for the Imperial Conference Mr Lyana insisted no Ottawa Agreement revision would be negotiated in London. The Australian delegation should avoid commitments in US UK trade talks and in any Pacific Pact, amid internal conference conflict and fears of secret bargaining.
Mr Kilpatrick visiting Canberra area will demonstrate tree pruning at 10 o'clock this morning at 1S Cameron's property Braddon and will also conduct instruction at Queanbeyan on Thursday and Friday. The events are arranged by the Department of Agriculture NSW and cover pruning techniques and care of fruit trees.
The Australian rifle club memberships rose to 49 180 on June 30 1936 up 7 054 from the previous year. The report notes improvements in civilian club strength under Thorby and Fox and states total government grants and prize money shifts with a net rise in state associations and entrants.
Irina Station plans a Thursday afternoon sale at St Gregory’s Hall Manes. WJ Gibbs will offer Mr J J Moore’s Tring property at Williamsudale about 20 miles from Queanbeyan and two miles from Williamsvale School post office. The country features a permanent running stream, paddocks, a new cottage with outbuildings. Immediately after, ten thousand sheep will be offered at the Municipal Sulleyuris.
The Canberra Tourist Bureau reported increased inquiries during May about hotel rates and the capital’s appeal as a national tourist center. Officials cited concerns over hotel charges, transport links, and potential new bridge plans at Point Hut Crossing as part of a broader effort to attract visitors while balancing costs and publicity.
The Stall Cate th at Toyalsillie College participates in the ing Miethsay ceremony parade between 10 15 and 40 30. Brigadier CG N Mites leads the event as the Royal Standard is broken in honor of the King's birthday. Cadets march past and take position for a brief review followed by an artillery salute of 21 guns at noon at Frie point on the western side.
Darwin water development stalls as the river system and local wells fail, with four months of drought ahead. Administrative officials report the Finn River unsuitable for supply and urge alternative sources near Darwin, despite high costs and uncertainty about a Winnia Road scheme.
Inquiries before the Royal Commission addressed the conduct of Ber eant Sheringham and the Commissioner of Police. Windeyer KC argued the commission lacked power to consider certain statements and that perjury claims against the police chief were unfounded. MacKay’s comments did not appear as expected and were discussed as part of the day’s testimony.
A widow, Aydney, sued the Road Transport Commission seeking 2000 pounds claiming injuries when a tram moved as she attempted to alight. The tribunal heard testimonies about the tram’s movement at the stop and the resulting fall, with arguments from the claimant and the defense. The decision rested on evidence of negligence and causation presented during the hearing.
Three Melbourne bound travelers crashed near North Goulburn during a war era journey to Sydney. One man died from severe head injuries shortly after the crash. Another, Harry Chapman, was taken to a hotel with concussion while the rest escaped injury.
A Turstay price drop quoted at 7/4 a ton today signals a broader reduction in flour. Bread price reductions set to operate in the coming month will not affect the overall bread supply or price stability, with a noted decrease affecting consumer costs.
In Sydney Tuomiay W UL Carpenter atd Company Ltd bought the naviy comstatewan of Chombhar to carry trade to New Guinea. The eruption damaged the vessel at Rabaul, with Carpenter noting the image reputa of the port area may be affected and tools were moved, indicating substantial damage.
Four women and two children escaped with minor scratches after a car was struck by an electric train at Mentone on Tuesday. Emergency responders and railway staff controlled the scene as repairs began, with passengers safe and the incident under investigation.
The Yass League demands a protest against a player eligibility dispute tied to the Masay Forward Cup. The Judiciary Committee meets at Un Royal Holot in Queanbeyan at 7:30 p.m. to consider the case. Dowling’s residency and registration as a sprafmanent player are key points, with implications for Canberra and Goulburn teams. The league warns that protests may follow if the ruling favours the opposing side, while logistics are arranged for Sunday travel and match support.
A recent meeting of the June Rugby League set two new junior divisions from ages 14 to 20, detailing a pathway for under 18s and senior players. Local clubs, led by coach Grimes, outlined fixtures across Canberra, Queanbeyan, Goulburn, and surrounding areas, with key matches scheduled over the coming weekends and a push for player development.
Fragmented OCR reading discusses Eden and British House of Commons actions amid Spanish negotiations. Mentions Rome Bern and Paris, non intervention, and cautious optimism about outcomes despite ongoing official discussions.
Reports from the BYDNEY event note continued competition in a women’s hockey carnival. Key moments include Dougherty scoring the first goal and a standout pass from a Hat Mian. Renithers led Blue WRAL with a 7 to 4 victory over Cinders, marking one of the finest performances of the day.
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