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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
4
Special Home Delivery Service for Canberra Residents
Daily home delivery planned for Canberra and Queanbeyan residents with a special arrangement. Orders should be communicated to The Canberra Times at least the day before, with payment to Wr M Murray or Lowe Hareet at Queanbeyan.
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Special Home Delivery Service
Canberra
Camberra
Canberra Times
Queanbeyan
Mmurray
Lowe Hareet
Rain and temperature forecast for Cusasbart region
Weather brief lists rain likely and minimum temperature data for Cusasbart with notes on a possible drizzle pattern and a cool morning. Forecast emphasizes wet conditions and low temperatures affecting early commute.
NSW electors face choice on constitutional government
An article urges New South Wales voters to elect leaders who will uphold constitutional duty under the Commonwealth Financial Agreement. It warns that improper state action risks friction or chaos and calls for candidates who will enforce the law, address unemployment, poverty, and class tensions, and avoid constitutional breaches. The piece cites Sir Lang and warns of federal intervention if NSW fails to honor agreements.
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Pheomy
Representatins Arent
Thie
Aody
New South Wales
New South
Lavey
Ape
Iis South
Wien
Gannot
Lyons
Commonwealth
Meing
Lang
Bachelors Quarters proposal defended amid cost fears
Residents express strong support for the Advisory Council plan to transform Wyeldentd Avenue quarters into government accommodation in Canberra. Opposition warns renovation would cost about £1,400 and fail to provide needed comfort, with plans to vacate later and remove the dwelling.
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Fegheters
Paul
Bruin
Adituary Council
Canberra
Mir
Proposed Bachelor Tax Sparks Debate in Tukey
A bill proposing a special tax on bachelors in Tukey drew support from the Popular Party but faced criticism over its fairness and consequences. The measure aims to fund public services by taxing single men, while opponents warn it could stigmatize and penalize men without families.
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Tukey Wan
Relief grant for Queanbeyan workers approved remaining details unclear
A corrupted report describes relief funds and unemployment measures in Queanbeyan. It mentions 62000 pounds allocated for unemployed, planned Nye work schemes, and a council inquiry into future commitments. Names and places are partially legible, with references to the Town Clerk Murray and regional authorities.
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Alyn
Tindia
Tawand
Nucan Hhoyan
Tharwa
Tsarthee
Ummah Went Council
Xenmere
Election Appeal From New South Wales Labour Leader
Mr J F Coates appeals to electors on Saturday for honest government and an end to corruption. He denounces secret electoral practices and urges voters to back Labour candidates who stand for reform, prosperity, and the revival of public trust in government and industry. The message stresses truth, unity, and opposition to alleged tyrannical governance and workers’ rights restored under a full award.
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Ehvclure
Goulburn
Lainginn
Pruag
Givine
Fedora Liabaug
Absence leads to room change in medical department case
In an unclear report from a migration office, MR H C Brown of the medical department faced a change of room occupancy. T. A L Jarrett, an officer at the Migration Department in Minnesota, and W J Charest are mentioned in relation to handling department procedures and possible staff movements.
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Sydney
Charest
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Sali
Garrett
Garrety
Road Charge To Queanbeyan Unemployed
Queanbeyan council meeting debated road use and lease terms affecting unemployed workers. Officials explained lease scope and restrictions while residents argued about access and potential penalties for noncompliance amid jobless hardship.
Lost World Exploration Expedition under Way
An expedition under the leadership of Mr Dwamand Holdriden departs Hoboken New Jersey for a year long survey. The voyage aims to locate and study long buried civil war era artifacts, with curator de Mevbgrt J Rpingem detailing objectives and methods.
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Anlagun
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Ithndiors
NEW GUARD Charges Under Review Amid Controversy
A lengthy report from the Defence Department outlines allegations against the New Guard amid a turbulent inquiry. The document cites potential weaponization and secret measures while noting police and military involvement. The piece references actor Macrae and various officials as the probe unfolds across multiple locations, with the government facing scrutiny over the handling of sensitive information and potential breaches of security.
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Lyon
Ted East
Pantaation
Terence Debariment
Raff
Howe
Invenarnes
Ieee
Goa
Jaume
aRentles
Tad Lee
Pntential
Chet
Attacks at Parliament House Shock City Officials
A chaotic assault on Parliament House caused extensive damage and alarms. Investigators from the Commonwealth Entomology Bureau noted carpet infestation elements and industrial research experts addressed suspicions of a deliberate act. Police and local authorities coordinate to identify suspects and secure the era’s parliamentary complex.
University of Canberra College 1952 Commencement
The Canberra University graduation ceremony is to be held at the Australian Institute of Anatomy. His Excellency the Governor-General will deliver the ceremonial address. The event is scheduled for about 3.6 pm with formal activities planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadberra University
Watinge
Australian Institute of Anatomy
Massive rally swells for Australia premier plan defense
A vast audience, estimated around seven thousand, gathers at a city mall for a final rally supporting the United Australia Plan amid election tension. Speakers praise a treaty, condemn delays, and urge unity as the campaign shifts toward national issues and government proposals.
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