Canberra Times Publishing Notice and Delivery Details
A publishing notice for The Canberra Times explains home delivery arrangements in Canberra and Queanbeyan. It lists service areas including Canberra suburbs and district towns, with ordering instructions and contact details for subscription. The notice emphasizes daily delivery to homes and mentions distribution through local residents and addresses.
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Canberra Weather and a Close Call for an Old Woman
The Canberra weather report records temperatures around 36 to 43 degrees with a late evening 37 degree note and a hot spell. Wind at 3 pm and rainfall totals for the year are cited, followed by a dramatically abrupt headline about an old woman’s close call.
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Mail Carriers New Machines for Air Service
Foretaste of seven days to Australia described with mentions of air service advances. Notes on machines, propulsion, and anticipated speeds highlight the then developing air transport plans toward Australia.
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Australia
Canberra Forecast With Morning Fog And Alpine Snow
Canberra forecast notes morning fog then cloudier with showers. A cold night lies ahead for the highlands and the Alps. Winds shift to the west southwest at around 14 knots.
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Alps
Freedom of the City row in Edinburgh sparks Australian unity
Canberra comments defend Prime Minister Lyons as leader of the Commonwealth not tied to any church. They condemn Edinburgh protests as attacks on Australia and constitutional religious liberty. The piece argues for Canberra to mark Lyons with a city gift and for unity against sectarian bias.
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PREFERENCE ACT Results in Better Treatment of Diggers
Sydney reports the Employment Board, under Sir John Ferme, will align Returned Soldiers' Preference Act provisions with practical needs. Labour Exchanges supply the board list of men, easing classifications and reducing friction from ex-operatives and employers. The board expects stricter enforcement and closer observance of the act to aid returning servicemen.
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Parliament to elect Speaker and chairmen before adjournment
Sydney state parliament will on Wednesday confine its business to electing a Speaker and a Chairman of Committees before a month’s adjournment. Sir Daniel Levy is expected to be elected to the Speakership and Mr Hedges to the Chair of Committees. The Premier’s absence will see Bry acting as Premier. Mr and Mrs Stevens plan a Queensland holiday returning in July. The Ministers will consider bills requiring royal assent in the next session.
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Hedges
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Caer
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Woman Attacked Near Home in Reamawate
Constance Dsilington of Reamawate was waiting near her home when a man emerged from bushes and grabbed her by the throat, trying to drag her to a vacant allotment. Her screams frightened him away and she reached home in a state of shock.
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Car Collision Near Mittagong Leaves Multiple Injured
A crash on the southern Head near Mittagong today injured six people. Driver Alea aden Hendley, 48, of Mandwick, and passenger Mtag BAI, 40, from Tasmania, were among those hurt. A second vehicle carried Wia Cor jaighas!, 20, and Authur, 20, with their companions. several remained in critical condition as emergency crews responded.
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Rain Wanes as South Sydney Weather Shifts
Fragmentary report notes continued rainfall in South Sydney with uncertain details. Mentions parties or figures such as Murensteinl and references to locations including Tirther and Lanthan, but exact implications and timings remain unclear.
Public service notes on milk price and civil service pay
The Minister for the Interior and the CP SCA inform the milk vendor branch of income tax returns and examine dairy remunerations. A central depot proposal aims to cut distribution costs, with consideration of delays in filling vacancies and promotions, and calls for authority to date allowances. The focus remains budget balance and salary restoration amid federal discussions.
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Advisory Council meeting approves amendment to permits rule
The Advisory Council yesterday approved amendments to the licence ordinance governing permits at Jervis Bay and related areas. The changes allow permits to be granted on a single JP approval instead of two, and address fishing and mining rules for local communities. The meeting also discussed bus service changes, road safety, and improvements to Kingston Oval, Public Works electricity rates, and infrastructure such as bridges and hospital access.
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Personal For Experiancy Laury Tennow Alten Ed By Misa Purves
For Experiancy Laury Tennow left Canborm yesterday for Bawral where she will be the guest of Mr and Mrs Befron Cul Jon Prt Kacellency will return today.
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Surplus Growth Across May Receipts and Expenditure
The May surplus rose due to higher customs and excise revenue plus improved receipts from inland revenue and post office operations. Expenditure increased mainly from pensions, war-related costs, and wheat grower restorations, with eleven months showing overall growth and larger non-recurring items noted for 194? figures.
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Freedom of City Protest Threatens Edinburgh Ceremony
An Edin burgh protest plan surfaces against awarding the Freedom of the City to Mr Lyons. Councillor Jamen Marr leads opposition with 15 000 demonstrators expected outside Usher Hall during the event. Protesters cite Catholic association and political motives while pledging to vote against Lyons supporters in upcoming elections.
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