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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
4
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Woldgers and Galkkarpe oversee a yarding of 1800 sheep at Une Quemabeyas amid brisk activity. The event features two Senate days and includes accounts tied to Mr. A Powell of Wanna Warn. Other lots listed include numbers 12, 13, and 18/10 with entries likely in the 12th and 20s ranges, and a 260 head estimate for a separate lot.
Ministers view Germany's suggestion to appoint a trade commissioner for the United States favorably with Perth cabinet discussion to follow. No decision until the trade treaty draft is complete. Australia exported wool hides and skins to Germany valued at millions, with wool purchases driving strong 1920s to 1980s balances despite economic shifts.
Sydney paper reports Clarence Crockst claims a The Bulletin review of an unnamed novel harmed his reputation calling him a man of idle fantasy and unbewildered. the case names Brian Penton as the author of the review and adjournment set for tomorrow.
The Victorian Transport Regulation Board ordered 23 carriers to remove vehicles from roads within 30 days for some and 60 days for others, banning road goods between Melbourne and Riverina towns and directing future traffic to railways. The move, aimed at cutting road freight costs, followed talks with Railway Commissioners and covers NSW terminal points Deniliquin Cocunwel Yarrawomba and Wabgunyah.
The Federal Arbitration Court in Sydney reserved its decision today on the NSW Commissioner for Road Transport’s bid to avoid repaying tramway workers 42,000 via the Salaries Reduction Act and to reimpose the 10 per cent cut.
The piece stresses the vital role of a free press for enlightened government and laments encroachments by governments in New South Wales and federally. It cites denial of advertisements to Labour papers, the Lang regime, and a hostile stance by the Federal Capital Commission toward The Canberra Times, urging defense of press liberty as essential to public liberty.
In Brisbane on Thursday J Von Nida won the Queensland Open Golf Championship by one stroke over Jimmie Ferrier NBW. Final scores show Von Nida 206 Parrins 265 Howard 236 J Brown 208 Hammond 2 Hofer 308 Southcourbe 306 Bourke 305 Kelly 08.
The State Arbitration Court today ordered wage reductions in LA. City rates drop to 8 shillings 10 pence for males and 1 shilling 14 pence for females, with country rates at 63 shillings 9 pence for males and 1 pound 18 shillings 5 pence for females. Goldfield rates unchanged.
A boxing display is planned for a June event at a Kingston marquee to raise funds for St Christopher's Building Fund. Organizers Gavin Doyle Jim Hennett Kid Denico Billy Reid Joe Plummer and Young Athulde pledge strong support. Several bouts and exhibitions are promised to attract patrons and aid the fund.
In Auckland a body found under Panmure Bridge has been identified as Elizabet h Faymond 91 who disappeared about a pont afore hin. The details are fragmentary but indicate tragedy in Panmure with a young girl missing and later found.
Sydney Thursday market notes wool prices steady with strong demand for good description merino greasy wools pricing 0 to 201d per bale. Demand remained robust across 7684 bales on offer with payment for BES and private additions totaling 774.
Canberra weather report for Thursday June 13 notes biometer readings, rainfall, and temperatures. Forecasts include 40 degrees at am and 44 in the afternoon with a 9mm precipitation tally and a 45.6 degree screen reading. records mention rain across Canberra and related notes from Reuters and local sources.
A Maori punt bore seven men across a river near North Auckland when it capsized in darkness. Two men survived while four others were drowned, sparking a rescue and inquiry as authorities work to locate bodies and determine causes of the tragedy.
About 109 mourners attended the funeral at St John’s Church Canberra for Edward Wood, a long time printer who came from Melbourne in 1897. The service was led by Ven Arendeston Robertson at John’s Cemetery following a ceremony at the church.
The NSW Minister for Transport declined to comment on Victorian Transport Board decisions aimed at cutting transport between the Riverina and Melbourne. The minister, reported by a newspaper, offered no reaction to the controversial ruling and its potential regional impact.
A visiting club from Home Tonsin joins Canberra this week for matches at Manuki courts. Local players, organizers, and the association advance scheduled events and practice sessions to boost community tennis activity.
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