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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1932
Page
3
Fragmentary text appears to reference a person or event with unclear meaning and no recoverable details. Readable elements offer few named entities or concrete facts to summarize into a coherent news item.
Detailed schedule of church services in Queanbeyan Canberra and surrounding areas listing times, venues, and ministers. Includes Catholic, Presbyterian, Anglican, Baptist and Christian Science gatherings with Holy Communion, devotions, sermons, and special events across multiple days and locations.
A garbled notice list states Presbyterian, Methodist, and Anglican services and anniversary events. It mentions preaching by Dr John Walker, Rev J T Owen, and Rev W H Chrolhan, with various Eucharist, morning and evening services, and anniversary celebrations for Methodist Guild and Knights order in Queanbeyan.
A local religious gathering marks a Monday observance by Wesdbicans arranging five special events. The service recognizes ministers from the Canbeere Circuit and notes a regional emulation of the nw math Methediat tradition.
A bail decision emerged as the case centered on an alleged anticonception matter and an inquest date. The defense claimed the suspect protected his wife and infant, while prosecutors described violent threats. Evidence included an arm grab and accusations of attack related to a baby’s safety. The inquest date was set to determine charges.
A charity ball in Queanbeyan raised funds for the hospital, totaling £91 from the event. The evening included a ball at The venue on Thursday, with attendees and organizers led by Mr Wok O’Tirien and the Hadlow Auxiliary Committee. An earlier hall event netted £88 for the hospital, while the bond supporters and mentees were acknowledged for their role in the fundraising.
Mr V E Stanton secretary at the NHW rb ion Avian arrives in Canberra to preach temperance sermons at multiple venues including the Fremerat Gayla, Central Konoweative and Kingston Baptist Church. He will discuss temperance and youth work, with lectures in Now Zui, and features such as "hyn fat Fitheasy" for parents and young people.
The fragment outlines a 320th anniversary celebration for John Wenlry with references to Rev Mr. Waoithouse and Mr. Mlunton hosting talks. It mentions the New Bouth Walum Prohibition Atinner and speaks of events at Weatridge and Duntroay with timings around 1.46 Aim. It references health cures and sounds like a local notice of meetings and remedies.
Queanbeyan Golf Club held a societies evening at Crawford Mall despite bad weather. Members and friends attended a dinner supplied by Kevin Gallagher under AL Benlor supervision. Navation and competitions filled the night as funds were raised to transport members to a forthcoming event.
Canberra audiences will enjoy a carefully chosen programme by the Canberra Musical Society. The event features chamber music works by Haydn, Telemann, and others, with performances by local soloists and the ensemble. Highlights include Adagio Cantabile, Airing Quarter, and a variety of vocal pieces by Mr and Mrs H Croker. The program closes with string and piano selections.
Reports from Berlin indicate widespread protest over a pension reduction affecting disabled and unemployed citizens. The measure lowers aid, with some recipients facing monthly losses as the country debates the policy’s impact and administration.
A London meeting discussed imperial policy with focus on Commonwealth trade, tariffs, and the aim of freer empire commerce. Speakers argued dominions must maintain imperial obligations, and debated steps to strengthen economic union while expanding wheat and meat exports.
The Petew Miniater Mr Lyonm announced yesterday that Mr We Anibee occupied an Invitalen role as a consultant on the Anatrian obligation at the Imperial Economie Conference in Ottawa. The Cabinet committee handling nonfurence preparations now consults Reichl and Annetier to present meat proof for the cage. The consultations aim to ease the complexity surrounding the problem and it is felt Mr Anata’s presence at Ottawa would aid the Australian average.
A NSW conference to tackle unemployment reviewed industrial rehabilitation and government aid. Premier Stevpn outlined a program prioritizing public works and transfer of workers from crowded vocations to livelier roles, with a committee to advise on practical actions to reduce unemployment.
At the hospital board meeting on Thursday the secretary announced a donation from Dr. M. Barnet of monetary value used to acquire Argumenia items for the hospital. The board approved the motion and directed a formal expression of gratitude to Dr Barnet for the generous gift and its cost to the institution.
In a Commonwealth Arbitration Court session today Justice Lipstin urged the parties to proceed with mediation. The judge noted the serious industrial dispute involving Tuikeny Commissioners and warned the method could affect workers at Want Nash. Attorneys outlined possible arbitration terms and noted that a decision may be delayed while representatives consult.
Arthur Mailey and his Australian cricket team arrived in Victoria to a cordial welcome. They are set to open with Unwin’s team at Duncan tomorrow, in good shape. The report notes travel hardships and recovery from injuries, with references to cash, supplies, and local support, though the text is garbled.
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