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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1933
Page
2
In Memoriam Scott Memorial for Mother and Grandmother
In loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother who passed away June 19 1982 at age 74. Her cheerful ways and loving face are a light to recall she had a smile for everyone and blessed all. Inserted by her loving daughter and son-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Grodma
State Session Outlines Two Bills and Budget Talks
The State Parliament will start Wednesday and end by weekend with two bills planned. They reenact Public Service Salaries Reduction Act and impose a 1d per pound wages tax. Cabinet finalised short session programme and discusses next fiscal year budget and constitutional convention. An lottery director replacement for Mr Whiddon is to be decided at a joint UAP UCp meeting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Plao
Stevens
Melbourne
Farewell to Rev J E Owen at Albert Hall Canberra
Canberra and district friends bid farewell to Rev J E Owen MA popular assistant to the Very Rev Dr John Walker at Canberra Church of Australia. Owen, son of the late Rev J J Owen, built a noted career in Melbourne and Canberra, with teaching and athletic achievements. He moves to Gardiner Presbyterian Church Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hall
Canberra
John Walker
Presbyterian Church In
Australia
Gardiner Presbyterian Church
Melbourne
Schpee
J. K. Owen
J. J. Owen
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Williamstown
Victoria
Mr. Owen
West Melbourne
Scotch College
Pcice
Ormond College
Arta
Stewart Prise
Melbourne University Christian Union
University
Orond College
Owen
Manangatang
Mallee
Mina Mary Helen Hamilton
Malvern
Canberra University College
Manuka Cricket Club
Joan Ale Naar
Manuka Club
St. Andrews Cricket Club
Premier urges capital investment to fund productive ventures
At a Town Hall conference in Sydney Premier Stevens urged wealthy investors to channel funds into mortgages and industrial projects to boost employment. He pledged to reduce taxation and balance the budget, noting a rise in wool and metal prices and new industrial ventures including a £1,000,000 project by Dreken Hill Pty Co and Stewart Lloyds to build pipes and tubes creating about 1,000 jobs. The speech drew a large, enthusiastic crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Stevens
U.A.P
Town Hall
Btevens
Dreken Hill Pty. Co
sanodin_tion
Stewart Lloyds
Koottiah Iron and Tube Makers
Broken Hil
Newcastle
Sherona
Sheridan Reading Wells Delivers Sharp Scandal Satire
Review of a Sheridan Reading Wells production of The School for Scandal notes a strong cast led by Mrs Vincent and Mr A Tregear. The performance keeps the audience engaged with pointed humor and subtle moral undertones, despite some garbled typography in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Sheridan
Institute U Ae
Shgeidan
Vincent
Solly
Thelmy Cagwell
Mears
L. F. Fitegerald
A. Turner
Dr. Allen
Lady Teale
Mibea Guenech
Lay Bneerwell
Fife
Mn. Vincent
Mra
Holly
Iguer
Qamden
Ayalen
Josaph Surface
Charles Bude
Rivola
Maria
Peter Imzie
A. A. Tregear
Bin
Archer Wan Hie Pe
Marin
Joseph Surface
Knat Indies
Charis Burface
Archer
Mayia
Spake and Crabtres
L. Fitzgerald
Benjamin Backbite
Howard Ashton
Carden
Charles Surface
Hugh Smith
Rowley
Christian
Seem A Umurer
Fr. Gay
Trip
Om Servant
Maria Silke
Tne
Special late edition delivers daily to several picket sites
By special arrangement the paper is distributed daily to designated picket points with readers invited to collect at set times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrea Times
Sommen Picnte
Weather report from Canberra with temperatures and rainfall
Canberra weather roundup for June includes a 9 am barometer at 60.04 and 4 am temperature of 30 degrees with a high near 80 and a low around 36. The report also lists monthly rainfall totals for the current year through May with scattered figures and notes missing data in several places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Weat
Australia Presses M C C Over Body Line Bowling Stand
The Australian Board of Control demands a balanced hearing on body-line tactics and threatens no tour if the M C C insists on one sided verdicts. It calls for a joint inquiry and a true spirit of cricket before England tours resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C.C
Australian Board of Cricket Control
Australia
Jardine
Board of Control
Thie Seaon
England
Hay
Pia
Deogiers
Unos
W. M
Adelaide
Makup
Hobbs
Queanbeyan Rugby League Seeks Public Support Meeting
A representative public meeting of more than 750 people including the Mayor Ald H C Taylor and deputy Mayor Ald A K Johnston resolved to appeal to the public for weekly subscriptions to support the Queanbeyan Rugby League team. The meeting voiced confidence in coach Tom O Connor and agreed to retain the current professional staff while sharing costs with unpaid players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gur Queanbeyan Corrappendant
Ald
H. C. Taylor
Ional
Blues
Tom O'Conner
Mea Ram
Canberra
Verious
T. O'Connor
Quganbeyan Hay
Humack
Ward
Mynelf
Jack Collett
Higcksman
Apto
Cofpina
O'Connor
Man
Hinckeman
de O'Connor
Queanbeyania
O'Conner
Darcy West Ald
Cottage Fire in Queenbeyan Ruptures Roof Again
The Queanbeyan brigade responded to a blaze at The Elmo on Rutledge Street, a two week repeat from a burnt chimney brick. Five lengths of hose were used, fire confined to the roof of the late J T Collett residence, damage about £80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Queenbeyan
Queanbeyan
Elmo
Rutledge Street
J. T. Collett
Murray River Works Ministers Inspect Five Locks
High level officials led by Mr J A Perkins inspected five locks on the Murray River Works during a tour before leaving for Alice Springs. Victorian Water Supply and Labour Minister and River Murray Commission members also visited irrigation settlements at Merbein curlweg and Renmark as part of the commission meeting at Lagk No. on Saturday last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Springs
Northern Territory
J. A. Perkins
Murray River
Perkins
Rec
Department of the Interior
H. C. Wn
New South Wales
Merbein
Curlweg
Renmark
River Murray Commission
Har O'Connor builds Cooma for Massy Cup win
O'Connor says Cooma is now strong enough to clinch the Massy Cup. He cites Queanbeyan's lack of confidence and overconfidence in players as a failure, while Collett urges junior development and coaching. Bowers laments Waratah FC’s disbanding and supports resuming B grade to grow youth talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har
O'Connor
Cooma
Queanbeyan
Jack Collett
Soach
A. C. Bowers
Waratah
J Merrett Appointed to Metropolitan Meat Board Post
From worldwide applications the State Government named J Merrett to a five year term on the Metropolitan Meat Industry Board and as Meat Industry Commissioner. Salary set at £2700 per annum after reductions. Merrett, Australian born, joined the original board in 1918 and has led the Doeard for 17 years. The board reports savings via reduced operating costs and a £90000 fixed deposit yielding about £3000 annually. The committee proposes further cuts to slaughtering and freezing charges effective July 1, projecting substantial yearly savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
J. Merret
Metropolitan Meat Industry Board
Meat Industry
Merrett
Metropolitan Meat Board
Fried
Committee of Management
FCT Show to Offer Large Prizes and New Grounds
The F C T Pastoral and Agricultural Association met as the Railway Commissioners announced subsidized fares for show travel between Goulburn and Bombala. The Society added 3 to 4 acres to the reserve, merged Gladstone and Hall Streets, and secured interior-materials for improvements. Prizes exceed £300 with a cup donated by Dr. Watson and a perpetual merino pen prize. entries close September 30. The Governor General is invited to open the show at 2.30 pm on September 30. an office will be opened in Canberra for entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C.T. Pastoral and Agricultural Association
Romeal Hal
J.C. Tickner
Apecia
Goulburn
Bombala
Hall Recreation Reserve
Gladstone
Hall Streets
Department of the Interior
Watson. Low
J. B. Hibberson
Tien
Ft Bullock
Ratepayers Secretary Resigns in Queanbeyan
Queanbeyan Ratepayers' Association Secretary Mr KR J Clow has resigned his post effective from a special meeting of the committee following last month's general meeting. At the Municipal Council meeting a letter from the association on the deputation for the proposed meter question was read. President Mr G A McInnes confirmed the resignation when pressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanbeyan Ratepayers’ Association
KR. J. Clow
Asociation Jastmonth
G. A.mcinnes
G. A. McInnes
Rosalaned
Lottery Director Bids Farewell In New Zealand Footage
Before today’s drawing Mr Whiddon announced his final appearance as Lottery Director. He denied taking any personal benefit and said profits of 700 000 pounds could have risen with larger consultations. He noted New Zealand’s government may establish a lottery and would seek legislation next session. Nell McArthur was introduced to officials to study lottery matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tatetery
Whiddon
Lottery
Han Oifer
Queensland
Finnspone
New Zealand
Nell McArthur
Dominion
Italy Aims for World Land Speed Record Challenge
Italy plans a bold bid for the world land speed record after defeating Britain. Signor Mumpbial and Agetto at Lake Garda showcase a 64 cylinder supercharged engine delivering 2900 bhp at 9200 F, aiming to surpass Sir Campbell’s 272 mph. Italy’s potential upgrade could push near the 300 mph mark as Britain’s grip faces new competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Great Britain
Uhroeet
Sir Campbell
Malcolm
Agetto
Lake Garda
Campbell
Daytone
Cloer
Bortehagy
English County Clubs Face Small Profit From Tour
The Daily Telegraph reports the Australian test tour yielded splendid totals but county clubs may be disappointed. MCC expenses ran about £17,000 with £7,000 in exchange lows. Counties likely receive about £250 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Telegraph
MCC
Jury acquittal sparks recall bid after juror absence
After a jury acquitted a man at the Quarter Bensions court the juror declared he had not reached a decision. Officials informed him the defendant could be miles away and the juror then planned to press for recalling the former prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Occupation of Queanbeyan District Hospital Nears
The first consignment of furniture for Queanbeyan District Hospital arrived. Beds were erected in most wards and occupation of the building is expected to finish by the end of next week. The transfer from the old building took place on Saturday and furnishings arrive daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanbeyan District Hospital
Canberra ministers plan six week arrangement during visit
The article notes a plan involving the Minister for Marr and the Minister for the Interior to carry out arrangements during six weeks of Mr. Jerkins' visit, with references to Alice and Perkins amid unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Marr
Interior
Jerkins
Alice
Almence
Perkins
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