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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1933
Page
3
An OCR fragment lists multiple church services across denominations in Queanbeyan and surrounding towns. It mentions Anglican, Roman Catholic, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Christian Science activities with specific times, locations, and special events such as patronal festivals, confirmations, catechism sessions, morning and evening services, and community meetings.
A dusty account notes a farewell service tomorrow led by Rev Munro Kort vio and Rev John Fervor at Canberra. Distinct participants include J. Oven MA and Walker with a concluding administration of the Lord's Supper amid preaching and a special communion observance.
Report on the Commonwealth Parliament refreshment rooms failed to gain approval. Senator Lynch stated there was no support for changes and that existing arrangements would continue. Minister Sir George Aaron noted potential use of funds or reforms may be considered later, but no immediate action was taken.
Testimony before The Petrol Commission includes Michel Malar an accountant secretary of the Petrol association describing its formation amid metropolitan and urban renderings of petrol. Major cites penalties for garage sellers who did not discontinue selling, independent components refuse conformity, and calls for government control of refineries to keep fuel cheap. Officials discuss penalties and potential regulatory actions to limit private trading while permitting certain brands for consumers with restrictions.
Roy Newell, organizer in Canberra, reports on a dispute within the United Labour movement and Labor-aligned groups. He details claims by an ex organiser, debates over meeting attendance and support for the AWUB, and calls for unity amid factional tension. He notes the union’s growth and hints at future membership expansion in the Territory.
Melbourne reports a hearing on the Australian Textile Workers Union seeking reform of hourly pay and union plans. Mr Derham argues against extending standard hours beyond 15 per week as the textile industry remains unprofitable.
An urgent notice announces a general meeting of all members at Capitol House on Sunday morning at 9 30. It requests attendance and mentions sections and committees. A second note sets a 10 o'clock gathering near My Gun with Allman Hera and interested members urged to attend. Also a sale notice promotes a special purchase of Senisine Rampie Herts with reduced price and new frocks and coats at Snows Fusion Comer.
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