02 Mar 1928
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 02, 1928
Page
1
A fragmented report notes a sharp drop in custom revenue with unclear figures and several garbled names. The document mentions entities like ARENA and LAN ALIS and references dated items such as 29, with uncertain locality.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a discussion about a swimming pool in Acton, focusing on facilities or access for women. No clear dates or names present. reads as a partial meeting snippet with unknown speakers and unclear actions.
The court heard that Abrahams and associates reached a settlement of 619000 in reparation funds to address debts tied to a raid and related actions. The attorney general and the Crown presented a case regarding the alleged conduct and securing assets. The owner warned the court of the pending asset seizure while the defense argued for orders over the terms and timing of the payout.
The Minister for Home and Territories and Neville House discussed the Federal Capital Commission charges on levies for kerbing and guttering. A long conference followed with the Chief Commissioner and the department secretary, while Sir Neville Howse showed no readiness to state his position.
A government statement discussed the motive to require local contributions for kerbing and guttering works in the Territory. Officials reviewed petitions presented to the Commonwealth capital commission, citing precedent from 1924 and urging adherence to broader territorial revenue measures. The debate referenced the petition to the Migratory and Territories ministry and described its goals within colonial policy.
Public notice outlines a new bus service timetable in the city. Details on routes and schedule are briefly described, with names of officials and departments noted though some text is garbled.
State revenue review shows expenditure exceeding revenue by 48 565 080 compared with the prior period. Tax receipts in February surpassed the previous month while railway revenue lagged. The report notes lower totals in the corresponding period of the previous year and hints at transport and tramway revenue variances.
The Australasian Council of Trade Unions reportedly decided to oppose the Prime Minister's Arbitration Bill and withdraw support. Delegates conveyed by telegram that the council's stance would be formally communicated to Mr. Prue by Sunday, signaling a potential clash over the measure.
London officials and MPs convene to assess flood risks and water level threats. The investigation examines warnings, building damage, and reconstruction needs, with emphasis on defense measures and public alerts.
Fragmented notice reports a peace prize to Col Lindbergh announced in Montreal by The Wowuleaw Wola Foundation with a grant of 25,000. The wording is garbled but indicates an award to promote peace and international effort.
A garbled report from Walsh Island notes a government stance declining punishment, mentioning channel changes at Waiah Talavut Dockyard and a remark on railway commissioners. It references Andrew Carriage Arnot in a limited context amid unclear details.
A plan to increase the Anuriye of the Cunberey Social Hurvice Adenrias in Weynolay RINE aims to expand benefits to all residents. The proposal, discussed with the Hacial Survie Associatdag, seeks to distribute resources evenly through HC tenant Ve pikdentic channels, though details remain contested and not yet final.
A distorted report shows the Methodist conference approving a motion to support government action. The record notes steps urging policy change and emphasis on suppressing adult illicit activity in the community, with a focus on restraining moral conduct.
Viscount Cave remains in critical condition following an operation in Los Tan Westarares. Details of the procedure and current status are not fully disclosed. Medical staff report stabilization concerns and ongoing monitoring at the facility.
Fragmented racing notes describe aims to reach 230 mph with four cars at a London hotel racetrack. Names and details are garbled, but the piece references drivers, vehicles, and planned events around a high speed sprint in 1960s context.
Waratahs defeat Vancouver 55 to 3 in a decisive college football clash. The game featured dominant Waratahs offense and a stifling defense, with striking early momentum and a clear lopsided final score.
Delegates of the Federal Capital Territory Branch of the REALLA concluded their meeting with a recommendation to the Federal Executive of the League that all future Federal Camp meetings be held in Canberra. They also suggested hosting the annual Congress in Antealla this year. President Mr. St Rowe praised the delegates for productive work and meaningful contributions.
Ronald Geever Cirleey, formerly a Methodist minister at Oreo, faces murder charges and is moved for trial. Jack Condon and associates are linked to possible disposition of Condom property in a flotation sale at Tomsin, with values estimated around 36,000 pounds. Trial expected in Methaurwes. Coroner's inquest noted.
A trial at Queanbeyan recalls a February theft of a gun from Young’s store. Archibald CBT of Wat take and Tamme Alinn Ayely Mlontifigd appear with counsel Mr M W J Deane. Witnesses name a man under liquor, say a gun was taken and walked toward the street, with the verdict guilty and sentencing to follow.
The Iron Trades Council clashes with the government railway retrenchment plan as workers and the Railway Union mobilize against the measures. The dispute intensifies with weekly protests and coordinated opposition from labor factions.
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