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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
2
Fragmentary report from Canberra area mentions Phebe alias ghia thea facing arrest at Auntral Mort. The garbled text references Queanbeyan and nearby places with prices and names such as Bons and Kilkenny. Details are unclear but imply a cross-town alert.
Canberra weather records for the current five week period show rainfall totals and precipitation notes for Canberra and Queanbeyan. The data lists rain totals, recent conditions, and remarks on rainfall patterns observed through the period.
Brophy testifies of a pistol jam and a stray shot that wounded him in the chest after a Citroën crash near Royal Park. He says one shot punctured a tyre, another hit him, and he asked a priest as authorities sought truth with witnesses including Inspector McKern. The inquiry, led by Commissioner Blamey, eventually adjourned.
An antiquarian tale of bread from ancient tomb wheat and modern nutrition debate as Royal Commission findings warn current bread quality lags. It urges science driven by growers millers and bakers to raise standards through research, technique, and education for superior bread.
A report from Canberra describes a youth clash involving petrol wagon and firearms near a creek along the Goulburn-Terang bridge. Arthur Joseph Gullivan faced charges at Central Criminal Court with intent and weapon use, while others were found guilty and sentenced amid debates on juvenile accountability and future Canberra court actions.
The readable fragment mentions boxing terms and several unclear names such as Rey Tony Nat and Leo Kelly, with references to a venue-like phrase and a mismatchy list that includes Rushcutter's Ray ladium and Aniartean pogo. No clear outcome or date is discernible from the text.
Old Hussdini building at Duntroon Military College is near demolition completion to clear space for new kitchen and recreation block. Contractors J C Huerigan and Sori report rapid progress as plastering, plumbing, and wall work advance, with handover to Defence Department anticipated within the month. New public school master’s residence and three classroom blocks are under construction on the parade ground’s eastern side, featuring folded walls and iron roofing with 22 by 24 foot classrooms and a 48 foot frontage.
Australian Attorney General argues Britain misunderstands Australian stance on Japan. He says Australia seeks peaceful relations, warns against viewing Australia as a raw materials provider. Emphasizes tariff policy as vital to expanding production and maintaining British shipping.
A witness before the three member commission described betting activity linked to Howe. He said he saw police agents Donnelly and Lynch approach at Union Motel and fled after throwing a book. He claimed to act as agent for three principals during eight months of betting operations.
The Right Reverend J. Mutyal, Bishop of Tokyo, arrives for a bi day visit. He will be greeted by Sir Geoffrey and Cady Whisker. Tonight he will give an address at the church hall and tomorrow attend a service at St John’s. He is accompanied by the Reverend A. Ebbs, Commissioner for Australasia of the Church Missionary Society.
The Canberra Chamber of Commerce nominated Mr James Perry as its representative on the Federal Capital Territory Apprenticeship Board and named a deputy for W J McKerrow. The board will include a chairman a Commonwealth representative and employer and employee nominees with deputies and committees to guide training and certification under the Apprenticeship Ordinance.
In the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday the Treasurer described the Income Tax Bill as reducing taxpayers’ burden. He noted net reductions could exceed 100,000 pounds and argued that adjustments would promote fairness and uniformity with federal practice. The measure, linked to December’s withdrawn proposal, maintains company tax rates while seeking alignment with broader revenue policies.
The veterinary department report indicates an unusual outbreak affecting stock. The document mentions the Chief Veterinarian and notes measures or responses, inviting parents and interested parties to attend a related session or meeting.
A minister rejected a declaration regarding the Massey case as the inquiry into Norman Stead's murder proceeds. Massey is set for execution on Monday, with testimony questioning details of the night and the events at Darlinghurst. The officials say there is no ground for further action by the government.
At the Australian Woolgrowers Conference in Bourne the direct market with China for Australian greasy wool was discussed. Hon. Mr D Kelly was co-elected chairman, and G L Aitken retired after 9 years. Press Young was unanimously elected president for the next year.
The article notes graziers backing a wool levy and discusses government plans to set an adequate percentage for funding immediate work in Australia. It emphasizes publicity and the aim to boost science and research, with mention of past funding outcomes. The text reflects debate over funding levels and public communication.
Reports from Bombay describe Indian cricket team struggles with recent defeats abroad. Analysts warn continued failures could impact team morale and funding, while fans urge changes in coaching and selection ahead of upcoming series.
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