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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Mar 24, 1927

Page

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Building Trade Strike Threat Tallies Disruptions

A threatened building trade strike of bricklayers and carpenters disrupts construction activity across Manuka Wandfordia Bed Ait and Bauat tale. Workers halted for 17 hours at Manuka and Eistiake shops and at Civile Centre Apart Crem. Private contractors fear delays as Ministerial bodies urge return to work for May visitor accommodations.

Lricklayern Collers Trac B. Cynkeerro Eli Oreseo ALS P Manuka Eistiake Couras Patttuchon Ainstle Wandfordia Bed Ait Bauattale Kedera Capital Commissionn Wep Aina Aeton Vistors Ainslie Wan Kasten Weert Conpantvosin Onde Vou Saieupe

Canberra Philharmonic Society Holds Fourth Concert

The Canberra Philharmonic Society presented its fourth concert at Garpeyny Nell Inst, with a refined program led by Mme Duffiel and Campbell, Prof Haydon, and Mr Daley. The audience warmly applauded the performances and Major Griffith served as conductor, with praise for Miss Paul and the chorus.

Canberra Philharmonic Society Garpeyny Hutine Busteur Atramberra Mosdames Duffiel Campbell Profesier Haydon Daley Dole

New Zealand Officials to Represent at Canberra Ceremony

The Prime Minister of New Zealand regrets not attending Parliament House opening in Canberra. He arranged for Mr. A. D. McLeod Minister of Land and Industries to represent the New Zealand Government at the Canberra ceremonies.

Melbourne Coates New Zealand Parliament House Canberra A. D McLeod

Travelling Stock Route Debated in Territorial Assembly

Officials from the Pederil Territory Senate's Association discuss new stock routes from RUD Ges to Threw bed and onward to Ururru road. The plan would move sheep along manured lanes toward Hamilton's Hill, with talks of railway stock movement and future conferences to raise stock productivity.

Bevers Nowy Mack Peter Territory Powhes Owl Oldeer OM Hey Brickenwit Col Goodwin Charmer AL Ob Wright Ereretary Pederil Territory Senates’ Association Ururru Hamilton's Hill Tharwa Lyuen Molonlo Cunborce Coppin's Corner Moloning Paver OP Fk Gic Yarrumta Linda Otter Hrackenreg A. . Weight Mary Lemseces Comialdeia

State Bank to Operate in Canberra with 90 Percent Advances

Amendments to the New South Wales Savings Bank Act will rename the Government Savings Bank of New South Wales as the State Bank and grant it powers to advance up to 90 percent of valuations on freehold or leasehold property. The bill would allow advances on leasehold property in Commonwealth Territory, boosting Canberra’s development as the bank premises at Civic Centre are planned for completion before year end.

New South Wales Savings Bank Act Canberra Government Savings Bank of Commonwealth Territory Civic Centre

Yass to Canberra Rail Link Debate Returns in Parliament

Members argue over a proposed Yass Canberra rail line linking the southern main line to the Federal Capital. Perkins presses for direct services via Yass while opponents warn against invest hurt and urge cautious steps in railway plans.

Stole Clothing Labourer Fined

A labourer convicted of stealing clothes was fined five pounds with two months imprisonment in default. The trial, led by Mr Tuckhor, followed evidence that clothes missing on the previous day were found at Moore’s, who later claimed to have pawned some items.

Ceorge Saxton Roumael Deawideer Lalwuirees Wamp Far Lowes al Ct Tharmwans Bimtel Moore Imbert Kb P.M Tuckhor Yestel Moore

High Court Transfer To Canberra Debate

The High Court faces transfer to Canberra as the principal registry moves. The bill, passed in the House, preserves original jurisdiction in civil and criminal matters for the Federal Territory. Senators discuss delays and accommodation for the new registry and records.

Melbourne High Court Canberra Dii Iker Judiciary Hill House of Needham Askwd Sener McLachlan

Battle honours of the 7th Light Horse Regiment

The text lists battle honours for the 7th Light Horse Regiment including Boer War campaigns and ten honours from the First World War. It notes Gallipoli defense and battles at locations such as Beersheba, Jerusalem, and Palestine while mentioning Canberra as a base.

Alne Light Horse Whitels Wiltest Canberra Maya Gallipoli Jerusalem

Canberra Weather Records and Rainfall Totals

Weather records for Canberra cover daily temperatures rainfall and wind for March with highs and lows. The report lists daily readings from March 18 to March 24 plus average wind speed and total rainfall for the period, comparing with last year’s figures and monthly totals to date.

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Marr Appointed Minister for Home and Territories

Canberra cabinet changes see Mr W G Marr named Minister for Home and Territories in the federal cabinet. Sir Neville Howse takes Defence and Health Repatriation, Sir William Glasgow becomes Defence Minister, Mr Crawford handles Trade and Customs during Pratten's four month leave.

Melbourne W. G Marr Canberra Home and Territories Brus Neville Howse Givet Ministry of Defence William Glasgow Defence C. W. C. Marr WH. E. Pratten Crawford

Printer's Quarters Liquor Charge Remanded

A defendant charged under the Liquor Act for selling liquor at the Printers' Quarters appeared in court. The judge remanded the case until tomorrow with bail set at 80 pounds self and two sureties of 15 pounds each.

Canberra Reginald A Wes Renal Court Walliggd

Rovers Seek Second Home Ground at Manuka for Rugby League

The Federal Rovers rugby league club pressed for a second home ground at Manuka to host crowd demand during the upcoming season. President Mr J Hammond and Secretary Mr L Bethel reported no reply from the Commission yet as talks with Eastlake officials and Canberra recreation authorities continued. Officials hoped use of Manuka ground would boost local support, attract sponsors, and allow home cups to be played in Canberra, avoiding reliance on ground-sharing outside the Territory. A silver cup donated by Mr J W Prowse was also acknowledged with thanks planned.

Federal Rovers Rugby League J. Hammond Eustlake Manuka Fors Easthroke Wison Po Cent Federal Capital Commission Eastlake Rovers Munuka Goulburn Queansbeyan Canberra Altos Bether Kt Wan J. W. Prowse Prowee

Through Canberra Rail Services Expanded and Timetabled

Canberra gains five daily trains under a new timetable with through services from Sydney and Cooma mail connections. Eastlake station becomes Canberra’s railway hub replacing Queanbeyan, while a rail motor service links Canberra with Sydney for daytime travel. Some services are altered or cancelled due to the revised schedule.

Canberra Queanbeyan Sydney Eastlake Station Mail Eastlake Cooma Faatlake Station Quean Bevan

Canberra housing costs for Federal Capital Commission officials

Senate inquiry into rents for houses occupied by Canberra officials shows Daley paid 2200 pounds for his dwelling with a 190 pound annual rent while Rowse and Potts paid 2000 pounds with 156 pounds yearly rent. Bancroft’s house owed 1880 pounds with 140 pound rent. Some university site plots on the outskirts were deemed uneconomical for building. All houses were timber for easy removal if land needed. A public servant block near Acton was allocated to a minister’s secretary, with inquiry into availability ongoing.

Melbourne Federal Capital Commission Canberra Senate Home and Territories Benater Duncan Willam Glasgow Daley Rowse and Potts Bancroft Acton

Cyclist Killed in Collision Near Queanbeyan

Kerry Turton of Bowna was riding a bicycle when his machine struck the front mudguard of a car driven by Dr. Blackall on Uriarra Road near the railway bridge. He shattered his skull, died at Queanbeyan Hospital within hours, with no one blamed for the accident.

Queanbeyan Kerry Turton Bownahe Tomaine Dr. Blackall Uriarrs Road Turton

Canberra lakes non completion regretted in House

Mr. Perkins of Eden Monaro expressed regret that the Canberra lake scheme was not pursued. He said ornamental lakes before Parliament House would have improved impressions at the May opening. the Public Works Committee had rejected another proposal, a point he found unclear. He hoped the lake project would be carried out soon.

House of Representatives Perkins Eden Monaro Canberra Parliament House Wekely MHS Puble Works Committee Federal Capital Noor

Molonglo Polo Club Eyes Canberra Name Change

The Molonglo Polo Club, once the Queanbeyan and then the Canberra Polo Club, contemplates restoring Canberra as its name as Bun deners and Braidwood players have left. At the annual meeting L G Funsell moved the notice of motion. Officers were reelected and fees increased. The club now has about 160 members and expects a bright season.

Molonglo Polo Club Queanbeyan Club Canberra L. G. Funsell T. Tyson A. J. Campbell TL ‘Irving K. Anderson F. M. MacDiarmid

Canberra Mothercraft Society Holds Busy Meeting

A large Canberra gathering at the Social Service Building Acton elected Vice Patrons Dr Knox as Honorary Medical Officer and Mrs Woodger as General Secretary. Branch reports outlined funds raised toward a new Health Centre, nursing appointments set for May 3, and plans for souvenir sales to support Society funds.

Ofcera Canberra Mothercraft Society Social Service Acton Dulficht Ape Point Lene Meadeames J. E. Butters C. H. Gorman Stanley Bruce Andrew Charlton Dr. Knox Panveary Medical Omear Sucv Ainslie Eastlake Cameway Brmiche Reont Ainsley Canberra Hastlakt East Ake Mira. Duffield Woodger Knox Ian Mexlames Duffield, Loughrey and Dalvy Churee Meslames Duffield Loughrey

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