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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 09, 1936
Page
4
Fragmentary notes describe a betting inquiry linked to a court session. The text mentions a judge, a sergeant, and various individuals, with references to examination and a central dispute over a price commission. It records unclear dialogue and scattered names. The fragmentary OCR shows garbled names and phrases, preventing a full reconstruction of participants or outcomes.
The Canberra Times discusses memorial ideas after King George V’s death. States consider forms from statues to a Canberra common memorial and a potential national university linked project. Public opinion favors a lasting contribution serving the people rather than a mere statue.
Treasury 01 market commentary discusses short dated Treasury notes and market reactions amid commentary on supply and demand. Mentions various traders, domestic policy context, and speculative tones about future prices and liquidity.
A Liverpool area church notices the 10 May March anniversary events. Holy Communion at Pauls Kingston at 9 1 am, Rev C J Faulkner presiding. Other services include Evensong and sermon led by Deacon Robertson at Duntroon 7 am and 1 pm, with Holy Communion at Holt 3 pm.
Canberra Hospital Ordinance amendments were discussed after a local meeting. The Attorney General's Department may revive a clause to fund hospital costs, with provisions for contributors and dependents who paid hospital tax, and possible payments to hospitals or individuals for necessary care.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention proposals attributed to a figure named Hitler, with references to a mathematics system, a city or locality, and a potential chair or director. The readable text is garbled, limiting clear facts about dates, places, or outcomes.
The government backed Supply worth 7 230 000 as the Treasurer argued it was the maximum needed for the current year. In discussing the financial outlook, Treasurer Deacy warned against committing beyond the near term while Opposition Leader Curtin urged early budgeting and annual sessions, noting tourism and national spending trends. Scullin stressed cooperation to attract visitors, praising Australia’s assets including the Great Barrier Reef and outlining funds and forecasts for the coming year.
The debate centers on general taxation reform as Mr Francis, member for Madi, urges tax relief while viewing watergate issues. Mr Makinoff cautions that pensioners must be protected before any cuts. Others push for greater government control and more prudent public spending.
Tomorrow a festival marks St John’s Church with a thanksgiving service led by Rev Edward Smith. The May 1 194? foundation stone event, corporate admission of new members, and hymns will frame a day of worship at St John’s in Kingston with clergy and lay representatives present.
A readable fragment notes a Sunday payment event at Central with a likely misspelled name and unclear details. The item hints at a scheduled activity or service but lacks concrete entities or dates to confirm scope.
A spirited juvenile ball at Ainalis last night featured lively numbers by Violet Bred Way's pupils. Performers included Gwen Keane, Nancy Bimy, Minnie Beals, Jarda Coulur, and Maiate Bakey with several cheerful routines.
The concerted effort by ministers and choir members includes J. Eawarin and K. J Fulton to perform the anthem O saviour of the World and Love Divine during the evening service, with the Dearhi st dane piece sung by the male voice section. The docaxion will be read by the Meld Choir.
A speech of much importance was delivered by Mr Scullin who has been heard in the House bUs seldom for some months past. Acting on medical advice he was sitting back and avoiding undue excitement. He spoke calmly about Australia's London funds noting improvement but warning against complacency while praising the country’s current economic stability and ongoing defense readiness.
A fragmented report mentions urging visitors to attend upcoming ceremonies. It references opposition, a leader, and sentiment toward Australia. Details are unclear, with several garbled phrases and missing names or dates.
Three cabinet members including Prime Minister St Lyons and Health Minister Hughes remain in Canberra over the weekend to handle urgent business. The Treasurer Caney and the remaining ministers left after a brief session to return to their state capitals, with a full cabinet meeting planned before the House resumes on Tuesday. The House is expected to sit Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday next week.
Writ of adjournment sought in the Court of Criminal Appeals today delays hearings for youths condemned to capital punishment. The morning service featured notes of remembrance for Penny, with a public meeting and reception planned at the church park. The Chief Justice granted a one week adjournment to allow public meming and further arrangements.
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