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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1935
Page
2
A compact publishing notice discusses a canine matter with references to trademark status and authorship. The text outlines filing or notification aspects, indicating involvement by an organization or individual. Details are sparse, but the notice centers on legal or official publication of canine related topics.
Fragmentary weather note reports barometer readings and temperatures with scattered unreadable data. Mentions Br 90.88, 402, 408, and 27 dogs, with times like 8 pm and 3 pm. Contains many transcription gaps and unclear units.
The Branchard Price Committee reports on Ministry for Agriculture actions and 1931 wheat output, noting 1,380,000 units and comparing to the pre-war average. The committee considers changes desirable and outlines 43/08 We.
A brief government notice from India appears in the OCR fragment, indicating financial or fiscal matter related to the government. The readable portion repeats the agency tag and mentions fin twice, with no clear action, date, or counterpart details available for fuller context.
Canberra faces another case of departmental drift as the Interior Ministry delays implementing advised changes to the Advisory Council Ordinance. Members warned that the life of the council has been unnecessarily prolonged and elections loom while no decisive steps are taken to set the electoral process and amend the ordinance in response to council recommendations.
In London the Commons debate on the next election heats up with Mr James Maxton and Mr Stanley Baldwin clashing over whether the House should have a chance to test the country’s will. Maxton signals possible early testing if the Prime Minister agrees, amid visible laughter and remarks.
Church services listed for Sunday After Trinity across St Johns Kingston and St Pauls Kingston include Holy Communion at 9 00 am and 7 00 pm, matins and sermon, evensong and sermon, with preachers Archdeacon Robertson Reverend Hardman and others, plus a children's service at 10 30 am and evening services throughout the day.
The readable items list confessions and service times for St Christopher's and St Francie Church with scattered names such as Al Christopher Forrest Mannel and Amalie. It also mentions Public School Ainslie Masa and Causeway with several ambiguous times and initials.
Sunday June 2 central Uany Me Raby 7 10 pm Rev James Thomson anthem Com alaer and Hear Twenday 6th 8 Pam De Maltby Reid am Rev James Thomson Praine led by Intermediate CE Chole THD pop Mec Miller Anthem Oh for Closer Walk With God Weutridge 49 m MY Bolen Molangla 930 i Rev James Thomean.
The Rev CE Turnbull, minister, 64, will preach at Presbyterian Braddon at 11 am and 7:19 pm. Acknowledgment of his ministry times at St Andrew Church, Forrest.
Dr W Runsell Suttoy enhainee Bop rand lecturer visits Canberra Tuesday. Lecture at Methodist Central Hall Forrest Tuesday evening at 4 welock titled The Measure of Reality in Religion. Canberra residents praise his wit and fresh thought. No admission charge, collection to aid. Chairman Hey James Chompon invites all interested.
Rugby league action looms as Canberra faces Queanbeyan Blues on Sunday at the Showground Queanbeyan with Arthur Grimm and Pp Ryan added to boost Blue efforts for a Willis Forbes forward target. Canberra’s form has been uneven but improving, while late starts push schedule. Reserves match precedes main event with Referee Mr Bindhwaman and Judge Mr Baker officiating.
Two decisive matches are scheduled at Reid Park featuring Manuka versus Grammar and Kingston versus Quenabe yan. Umpires include Anketell and Hicks with a mix of players listed for both sides as teams prepare for the Indian guests and selectors to name the final squad.
The record lists a Baptist church program with a minister Reverend Die, A. of Wabdock, and speakers Sam and Bubject. The schedule shows 2:45 p.m. Sunday School and 7:15 p.m. services featuring the subjects The Secret of Abit fy and The Stumbling Block with anthems Loving Shepherd lead me and All Thy Work Shall Praise Thee.
Tamworth reports Bir Herbert Gapp, chairman of the Wheat Commission, urged that strict supervision over Australian flour exports is necessary. If the commission cannot oversee exports, the government may assume control to safeguard market prospects and prices.
The Christian Science Society Canberra holds services Sundays at 7 30 pm in the Albert Hall lecture room. Next Sunday's subject is In the Universe including Many Evolved by Atomic Forces. Testimony meetings occur the second Wednesday each month at 5 15 pm. All invited.
Bennions John Gilbert Snelling, a wool buyer, was sentenced to 18 months in jail on a charge of false pretences arising from wool buying in the Taralga district. He allegedly obtained 24 shares valued at £108 through false representation, with police evidence indicating similar wool transactions to Cooma in 1931 and later cashing £170 worth of valueless cheques and £110 in commission after breaking his contract.
The Melbourne concert featured Mise Macgubon performing Beethoven and other pieces, with Una Menuhin appearing on the program. The event included a range of works such as The Fountain, Spanish Dance arrangement, and a Bach selection, showcasing notable violin repertoire and skilled interpretive continuity.
The preacher at St John’s will be Archdeacon Robertson, with Evensong by Rev Faulkner. The Archdeacon will officiate at the Kingston service. Rev Jarica Hardman will Desclete at Duntroon. The Afyudenchm will travel to Sydney Monday to push a Girl’s School campaign seeking 2000 by year end to buy school property from the Risers of the Church.
Presbyterian church notices state that tomorrows services at Braddon’s Presbyterian Church end the march of At Andrew Forrest and will be conducted by Reverend C B Douglas. The Goulburn Presbyterian recently rated Reverend Turnbull as representative to visit parishes in the interests of the Foreign Mission work of the Church. Turnbull’s death visit will be on Goulien on Shida.
An unclear fragment mentions Baron and Baron Arthur de Boles with British connections, war era references, and orders of something. The readable portions suggest a nationalist or ceremonial context but lack coherent details or dates to form a complete news item.
An unclear text fragment references launches colliding in a harbor ligados to Canton Inland and Marne Trust. It mentions damage and a vessel named Noel with multiple garbled phrases, suggesting a maritime accident with damaged equipment and involved parties.
A forthcoming three act reading titled Caponsacchi is set for Monday at the Arte and Literature Society. The work, linked to Browning's narrative poem The Ring and the Book, features Walter Hampton as priest Caponsacchi with Arthur Quodrich proposed as writer and collaboration by Howe Hainer.
South City and Molonglo field strong lineups for today’s Acton match. Mayo and Wall from Gouin show promise, with D Boag and other local talents shaping a balanced contest. Teams include Tumurcow players Matengie Moore Clear Berridge Ferrier Robble James Stevens Colquhoun Milott Helly Hi Robison Martin Reid Melly Beath City players Gowing McGrath Cargill Meyers O’Brien Sheen Hawke Wall Boag Booth Lambert Mayo Reserve Shewman Ongley Referee Baker.
A subcommittee of eight including J Addison and J OBrien investigates junior league formation across districts. A combined meeting and Sunday practice at York Park invites all juniors and interested parties. With school competition advancing, the league eyes expansion and a potential donation for competition funds if more than four teams form.
National football notes preview today’s games across Canberra region. Acton and Amalie lead, with Goulburn, Queanbeyan, Manuka and Ainslie juniors facing key clashes at North Oval and Manuka Oval. Christopher’s and Goulburn vie for top form as injuries and squad depth shape outcomes.
Berlin reports a mounting deficit of £28,000,000 affecting Treasury figures and public service funding. The article cites officials including Attorney-General and Treasury staff, noting preparations for financial measures amid the shortfall.
BRLGRAPE dispatch from Thursday notes three prisoners were killed during riots in a Yugoslavian prison, with authorities reporting clashes and investigations underway.
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