Canberra Hotels Listing from The Canberra Times
A fragmented notice lists hotels and businesses in Canberra and nearby towns. Names include G. and M. E. Chariton, Weatridge R. J. Dunne, Fallick and Sons of Queanbeyan, R Cottam, Kennedy and Sons on Uriarra Road, Bungendore, J A Porkina, and Cooma.
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R. J. Dunne
Queanbeyan
A. M. Fallick and Sons
E. R Cottam
Uriarra Road
Kennedy and Sons
Bungendore
J. A. Porkina
Cooma
Canberra Times Home Delivery Service Advertised
The Canberra Times announces a special home delivery service covering Canberra and Queanbeyan. Residents are urged to send their names and addresses to The Canberra Times, Pioneer 7th, to order the newspaper before other outlets.
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Special Home Delivery Service
Canberra Times
Canberra and
Queanbeyan
Canberra
Quean
Weather Record of Canberra Rainfall This Year
The Canberra rainfall records for the current year to date are presented, detailing monthly totals and overall accumulation. Data indicate rainfall patterns and deviations from averages, highlighting months with above or below normal precipitation.
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Canberra
Home Names Reflect Credit to Morne Designs
Large variety of name plates in wood glass aluminium copper enamel cast metal and brass offered in multiple letter styles. Prices start at 7/6 and vary by design material and letter count. Call to quote.
Milk of Human Understanding in Canberra Policy Debate
Canberra residents blame milk price issues on public service ignorance but find relief as distribution costs drop from a shift in official attitude. The piece argues for fair pay for workers, reduced lease rents, and broader understanding of ordinary life needs to curb stunted growth in Canberra.
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Canberra
Commonwealth Public Service Association
Home Affairs
Quetta Sees Further Earthquake Shocks and Refugee Panic
Reported new tremors in Quetta and Calcutta as aftershocks continue daily. Refugees endure fear in collapsing shelters. a rescued Indian woman delivered a baby after two days trapped, both mother and child reported well.
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Calcutta
Quetta
Firth Fae
Melbourne Conservative Club Seeks Highly Qualified Members
A Melbourne University student section forms a conservative club likely to wear blue shirts. The club aims for strict standards and will admit new members only after rigid qualification.
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Melbourne University
Melbourne
Sores
Yarrowlumla Shire Council Ekes Out Road Works Plan
Yarrowlumla Shire Council held a full meeting with Dr. T J Kelly in the chair. Engineer I Evans reported progress on Main Roads Schedule B including graveling Bungendore Goulburn road and work on Captain's Flat Braidwood Sparrows Foxlow Urlinila and other lines. The council approved sending a gang and lorry to recondition Carwoola Tin dery road and postponed further work on the Braidwood road while starting on Harold's Cross and Queanbeyan Captain's Flat from Cockatoo Hill to Cole's Creek. A 600 ft crash fence at Captain's Flat and 100 ft cutting from Copper Creek to Bog town were deferred. Several road complaints were referred to the engineer for report. The council planned repairs to Bungendore Gundarco road and Four Mile area and considered tenders for old timber on Bungendore Hill. A letter about Skeleton Weed caused amusement but nothing to stop weed spread. The council supported Goodradigbee Shire on Uriarra road as a main road and recommended an explosive magazine and petrol depot at Bungendore for shire employees.
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Yarrowlumla
T. J. Kelly
G. O'Hanlon
I. Evans
Bungendore- Goulburn
Braidwood
Harold's Cross Road
Queanbeyan-Captain’s Flat
Cockatoo Hill
Cole's Creek Bridge
Captain's Flat
Terangle
Copper Creek
Bogtown
Harold's Cross
McFarlane
Bungendore
Carwoola
Cole's Creek
Hoskinstown
Bungendore-Giundarco
Four Mile
J. A. Schofield
Bungendore Hill
Yarrowlumla Shire
Goodradigbee
Uriarra
Federal Capital Territory
Meat Markets Hopes for Eastern Trade Expansion
Trade Commissioners will assess expanding the meat trade with Eastern countries as a substitute for Britain’s market. Chilled beef leads growth, with a trial shipment to Japan in February showing good results. Australia aims to supply China, Japan, Malaya, and the East Indies, exceeding the 56 000 cwt quota for Britain this quarter.
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Batavia
Shanghai
Tokio
Australia
Department of Commerce
Japan
Chosen
Taing-tao
Great Britain
China
Malaya
East Indies
Commonwealth
Efftee Station 3XY to Open in Melbourne by September
New broadcasting venture by F. W. Thring to operate at 1420 kilocycles from Princess Theatre Melbourne. The Efftee Broadcasting Station will feature flesh and blood artists over 600 watt unmodulated power and will rival B class stations in Victoria. Equipment designed by Amalgamated Wireless Asia Ltd expected in service by early September.
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F. W. Thring
Princess Theatre
Spring Street
Melbourne
Thring
Victoria
Amalgamated Wireless (Asia) Ltd
Paterson Sees Australia Open to Beef Exports
Mr. Paterson speaking at a Victorian Centenary Club luncheon said after his Central Australia tour that if Britain imposes no restrictions on Albatralia beef imports, Australia would export more beef and benefit wealth in the north.
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Melbourne
Victorian Centenary Club
Mr. Paterson
Central Australia
Great Britain
Albatralia
Australia
Territory viewed as asset amid green cattle country
He noted gold prices steady near the current mark and predicted the Northern Territory and Central Australia could become an asset rather than a liability. He was surprised to find the arid region was green and supported good cattle on the ground.
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Northern Territory
Central Australia
Canberra Chamber Defers Invitees from Welfare Association
The Canberra Chamber of Commerce deferred a decision on inviting delegates from the Public Service Welfare Association to attend meetings until the next session. A three-delegate meeting was proposed to discuss the issue, while relief workers’ pay delays and hardship were criticized by members.
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Canberra Chamber of Commerce
Public Service Welfare Association
W. H. B. Dickson
D. C. Henry
Public Service Welfare Committee
Chamber of Commerce
T. M. Shakespeare
Public
H. G. Daly
T. Storey
Trades and Labour Council
London Street Life and the Decline of Organ Grinders
The organ grinder era in London fades as Italian workers shrink from 200 to about a dozen. Signor Jesaresi once pricked tunes for crowd-pleasing rolls, and descendants still display the happy mask on Arlington Road. Modern rivals include pianola, gramophone, wireless, and ex service men drawing crowds to suburban streets.
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London
Signor Jesaresi
Arlington Road
Robert Louis Stevenson
Roswell Square
Shoundl
Knott widens lead in Mr Bourne trophy race at Manuka Oval
Canberra meet at Manuka Oval conducted by the Canberra Amateur Athletic Club saw J Knott extend his Mr Bourne trophy lead with 61 points after a senior half mile win. Axleby moved to 52 points with seconds in the 100 yards and senior high jump, while Mayo sits third with 51 and Farrell fourth with 46. In the junior section K Gladwin dominates with 45 points after winning the junior half mile and high jump, with Peterson at 38 as the next challenger.
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Knott
Manuka Oval
Canberra Amateur Athletic Club
Mayo
L. Farrell
Farrell
J. Knott
Club announces updated point standings and next meeting
The report lists Senior and Junior point totals with names such as J. Knott and K. Glatwin leading. It notes Ros emmard and K. Bell each scored 32 points, and reveals upcoming club meeting is scheduled for Saturday week.
Dead Man Returns Interrupts Hope Derbyshire Parish Meeting
At Hope Derbyshire a man long believed dead appeared at the annual parish meeting claiming trusteeship of village charities. The interloper argued four trustees existed, citing a 1928 entry that Joseph Eyre of Castleton had died and left a vacancy. Eyre explained a 1925 illness led to a mistaken death notice. The council refers the matter to the Charity Commissioners for decision.
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Hope
Derbyshire
Royal Parish Council
Joseph Eyre
Castleton
Cresswell Charities
Charles Barber
Charity Commissioners
Eyre
Garber
Cormits Aronorn
Rural loan pledge aids farm debt adjustment plan
Acting Prime Minister Dr Earle Page urged full subscription to a new Commonwealth loan of 12 500 000 aimed at farm debt adjustment. He said rural producers face hardship and that the fund would help rehabilitate farmers and stabilize rural industry nationwide.
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Earle Pate
Australia
Joan
Page
Commonwealth
Swedish Australian trade talks trim dumping duties on fruit
The Commonwealth revokes a March 1928 notice on wood screws and reclassifies apples and pears from Sweden. Australian imports now face a 10 kroners duty from February to April, and May to June shipments will also carry the 10 kroners rate to align with Swedish seasonal duties.
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Commonwealth
Sweden
Australia
Colonel White
Mathematics of the Greeks lecture to-night
J Henry of the Department of the Interior will deliver a paper on the Mathematics of the Greeks at the Institution of Engineers meeting tonight in the Hotel Casberra. He will trace counting origins and progress from primitive man through civilizations to the present day.
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J. Henry
Department of the Interior
Institution of Engineers
Cas Berra
Henry
Remarkable Metal Uses Of Beryllium
Beryllium, a light metal, is set to gain industrial importance due to its low density high melting point and corrosion resistance. It forms resilient alloys with steel and copper enabling reflective mirrors and highly fatigue resistant springs. Swiss watches reportedly use beryllium, and its unique properties aided neutron discovery in physics research.
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St Ik
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Mext “Times” Office
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Osmiriaium
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Richardson & Wrench Ltd
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C. P. O'Brien
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C.lantine
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W. Bell
G. Hill
J. Deddrell
M. Tonkin
J. Colwell
J. Curtis
C. Trevillian
H. Trowbridge
Rob Aenard
W. Smith
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Mr. J. Henry