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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1931
Page
3
A fragmentary note reports seven signees torn as events unfold with unclear context. Names and places are not legible, but the terse item hints at a disputed signing or contract issue affecting multiple parties. Further readable details are unavailable in the excerpt.
At yesterday’s Advisory Council session Civic Administrator Ther Tinly admitted recent work turmoil in Canberra. The issue centered on rotating wage agreements and location shifts causing long travel for workers living in Oakna. The Works Department reported efforts to balance travel, keep jobs near districts, and maintain near equal shifts while preserving employment principles.
A fatal stabbing case unfolds at Darlinghurst with McCormack dying after a Bay Street corner assault. Witnesses describe Dillon and Foley linked to the scene and police testimony details emerge about weapon, timing, and future court appearances.
The council committee urged reductions in hotel charges with unanimous support. Mr Gellee questioned permanence of savings while officials cited government budget constraints and private interests. The debate touched on Canberra practices, public utilities, and the costs of capital and overhead.
Proceedings reveal amendments to a neighborhood ordinance affecting rights to oppose a petition. Citizens of the Territory discuss eligibility for a license near a place of worship or hospital and whether surrounding areas meet criteria for granting. Officials note leakage concerns and reference prior petitions and inquiries connected to the Manuka area.
An adviser notes only 133 registered dogs at a tim meeting, while a later count cites 198 registered dogs in Canderto. Officials warn owners who fail to register under the ordinance, with action possible against unregistered dogs and owners. survey findings indicate some unregistered animals.
Adelaide reports a mice plague in the Murray and Manion districts causing farmers to fear crop losses. Large quantities of strychnine are being disposed of as control measures, with farmers worried about the impact on patients and livestock.
A Randwick race report recounts a punter who received £375 after a mistaken wager. A friend had placed bets on Brately for a win, leading to an unplanned payoff when the outcome matched the unexpected stake.
A exhausted group of boy scouts completed a night journey from Islad Death to Fableonbridae after meeting last Thursday. The crew arrived at Faisheoniehuen and reported safe, with minor fatigue noted among participants.
Melbourne reports a price war in petrol markets despite Caramaros group raising prices by one penny. Vendors in Sydney and Melbourne continue to sell at previous rates, with uncertainty about a nationwide price rise.
The Advineyy Council urged ministerial action on hotel leases amid Canberra debates. It recommends retaining two hotels in public hands, with private operators for others to cover costs, advertising Canberra involvement, and limiting public exposure to expenditure while balancing tourism and government needs. The report notes proposed rates for Canberry and Shiermiong hotels, plus privatization conditions, and seeks public support on the liquor poll issue.
Two men faced charges over food relief coupons at a city store and government relief programs. The defendants William Hobinson and John Robineson allegedly attempted to steal meals and coupons while awaiting court adjournment. The case against Robinesa and Atkin was continued to tomorrow.
The Strollers Concert Company brings variaty entertainment to the Albert Hall tonight in a spirited programme. Members include Mrs Kind Nes Croker and performers like Canberra sublenue and operatic Four, with J. Ry Linytt and George tanning noted for their parts. The event, directed by Fan Wornill, aims to please a broad audience with light comic pieces and vocal numbers, promising a lively evening of amusement.
A chaotic Sydney report describes a May 10 incident at the Commonwealth Bank involving a theft from a locker and a sum of £200. Witnesses recount conversations about the parcel containing tobacco, with detective inquiry at Paddington and related remarks by officials.
Airdrum of ration adjustments notes a 38 percent increase in coupon value and broader provisioning. Officials say the higher rations will ease shortages and support regional economic needs amid ongoing supply constraints and government plans.
An incident report outlines a sales dispute and multiple purchases with unclear names and amounts. It mentions a Brat bought by A Paviok at the Marguatie for £1060, a transfer to A Coane for 61000, and a brown cloth item from Hwartland to Cy Davis for a0 ruins.
An unfamiliar OCR text mentions products like Mipil and Marae Talat with claims of easing feet and possible medical or cosmetic uses. It cites vendors such as The W. M. Comstock Go. Ltd. and lists a price of 3/ per bottle. The passage includes erratic spellings and fragmented phrases about applications and availability.
A muddled early morning note hints at movement in Australian stocks as traders await a common plan and possible reforms. Markets show cautious optimism but expect further review and stabilization measures before any decisive action.
A garbled report references a robbery incident, a director or judge, a mailbox entry, and talk of a hearing adjournment until tomorrow. Precise details and names are unreadable in the OCR segment.
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