Publishing Notice in The Canberra Times Per Annum
The Canberra Times publishes a notice noting annual publishing terms for a bookie at ninety percent per game in advances, detailing the per gamem rate and related financial terms for readers.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 11, 1935
Page
2
The Canberra Times publishes a notice noting annual publishing terms for a bookie at ninety percent per game in advances, detailing the per gamem rate and related financial terms for readers.
Sydney by Air Port Ltd announces a daily service to Sydney mingara via Mononpar engine plane. Schedule shows departures from Martin Place and Mascot with arrivals at Mascot and Canberra, limited trips to Bombay and Faidave, with particulars from agents at Civic Centre Canberra.
From New South Wales a cool south west to south east change spreads from the south with scattered showers and thunderstorms and warm to hot humid conditions in places. Canberra forecast shows warm sultry start with increasing clouds, scattered thunder showers, winds fresh and squally, turning cool from the south west later. Astronomical data for Monday March 11 1938 lists times for moonrise and set, major planet venues and celestial events with specific rise and set times.
Fragmentary racing notice lists third division results with runners Minch Beart Rad Wan Tine and others. Odds show several horses and ponies including Canberra Bob, Petit Reine, Marbie and Thelma's Bry. Details are incomplete but indicate a mixed greyhound and pony event with multiple contenders and shares.
NSW unemployment relief gains a wage raise and broader access under a new system. 42,000 on relief now, with aims to include up to 60,000 and reduce jobless numbers. public service workers seek reductions softened by Treasury review. political tensions over salary cuts and repeal promises.
Canberra City defeated Canberra Canberra by nine points in their sixth REANAN series game. Hastie led with strong ends while Lott and Turner aided as City rallied from early deficits to win 98 48. Key performances from Hastie McKinity McKinetry and Jones highlighted the beatdown.
Rev. C. W. Faulkner delivered special Lenten instruction at St John’s Church. He argued that God created humans to form a true Christian society, tracing the early Church from the New Testament to the Apostles’ commission to preach and baptize. He urged feeding Christ’s sheep as the Church’s core duty and warned against national religion that ignores individual souls.
Residents in the northern suburb plan a public meeting tomorrow at Reid Methodist Hall to renew demands for a rebuilt swimming pool. The Public Service Welfare Committee has begun coordinating the project and will send a representative to the meeting.
Record crowds attended the Queanbeyan P and A Annuation Show with gate takings of £335 over two days, £30 above the former record. Judge J A Gagie praised the high standard of exhibits and favored hunts, ponies, and Light Horse displays. Notable events included wood chopping and a rare fire felling competition, with police managing traffic and the Country Women's Association running refreshments.
Rodeo style events feature hacks and harness classes with riders including B Chittick Galloway J Cullen and J F Donnelly. Entries cover ponies under 14.2 hands and over 14.2 hands with multiple divisions like Lady’s Hack Champion and Harness Horse Champion. Multiple riders split prizes in turnout pony hunter and jumping sections with names including Wheatley Donnelly and McCormack.
Fat Merino wethers led by J F Medway and G B Campbell in top placings. Crossbred wethers and lambs awarded to Cartwright and Reardon entries with J A Medway and Basilest dominance. Dorset lambs shown by Winda Cartwright amid judge E Cameron and L Reardon scoring.
Fragmentary notes list names such as Bolton Wally and Dwyer Lam with scores 2 and 3, referencing sheep dog trials. Mentions P Kelly and Cocke in unclear context. Details are unreadable but indicate a trial with multiple participants and placements.
Fragmentary OCR lists wood chopping results with names such as J. W. Rutt and Colin McRae, plus scattered places and handicap notes. Missing clear context, likely a local sports brief summarizing competitors and standings from a wood chopping competition on an uncertain coast venue.
A dense entry list from the Mower section highlights blooms across many categories. Judges note top ribbons for roses, dahlia, gladioli, and petunias, with Mrs. Lewis, Mr. Carew, and Mrs. Campbell among repeated champions in gladioli and vase arrangements. The display also features daisies, carnations, phlox, and geraniums, alongside a judged Pomeranian Dog class victors.
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