Thanks for cards and sympathy in Canberra
Mra J D Lyons thanks relatives and friends for cards and expressions of sympathy. Special thanks to Rev Rettor Dannibia Dr Holl Mr Bal Carmine and Mn Matai Medea Morrison CPvale for support.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 18, 1934
Page
4
Mra J D Lyons thanks relatives and friends for cards and expressions of sympathy. Special thanks to Rev Rettor Dannibia Dr Holl Mr Bal Carmine and Mn Matai Medea Morrison CPvale for support.
Government and local authorities arrange home delivery service for The Canberra Times across Queanbeyan and surrounding district. Daily newspaper distribution to all subscribers at orderly times, with home delivery by arrangement.
Barometer reading at 0430 hours 30.45 inches. Temperatures show 06 at 0220 hours 63 at 0940 hours. Rainfall records for the period are listed with notes on daily measurements and minimum temperatures.
The Gran Chaco conflict between Bolivia and Paraguay has drawn international attention. A British proposal to the League of Nations calls for an arms embargo to curb foreign support for the war, though enforcement depends on League and non League states.
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions Queanbeyan events, a hospital, and a person named Raoul. The text hints at a divisional matter and censorship, with unclear details about today’s activities or invitation, lacking coherent facts or dates.
A garbled notice lists participants including Mrs Humphet and Mrs Hererwood among others. The event features several named competitors such as Campbell, Abraham, Watson, Janson, and Ny Ruflow. Competition rules promise serial challenges and will close on September 30 with collection details to follow.
Fragmentary text describes a Sunday event titled Land Bowl with mentions of Gregory Taylor and Lewia 47 in Kansas, but the fragmentary source limits clarity on purpose and participants.
A garbled court note from Queanbeyan Court lists Patri Ryen, aged 62, owed 30 shillings in Pavenavbevin Court. Found drunk in Monaro Hlreok. Defendant, with prior convictions, was given days to pay.
A murky trial at Goulburn concerns CUTAN Threay and Heurine figures, detailing alleged schemes to obtain funds from Arthur Menry Miehanmuon and others. The proceedings focus on dockside transactions, forged or disputed dockets, and a sequence of payments totaling around 800 pounds, with witnesses testifying to irregular cash handling and the pursuit of repayment.
In a Sydney divorce proceeding, Wanda Hatlington seeks relief against Walter James Hannington citing desertion. The decree grants permission for remarriage after separation, while evidence hints at a child custody debate and continued absence of the estranged husband from Melbourne. The judge notes a prior reconciliation attempt failed and warns of ongoing marital fault.
The Department of Labour and Industry directs that only 21 workers be sent to the Municipal Council for relief duties despite protests. Some workers are in special circumstances but the council received no official response to their protest last week as the ministerial return to Labour and Industry remains awaited.
The amended ordinance sets fees for the sale of agricultural produce and related goods in the city area. It specifies charges for salt fuel milk vegetation and other items and outlines where fees apply within the town limits.
Sydney police tonight raided a Surry Hills factory amid alleged two up gambling. Forty-eight suspects were arrested, many of them reportedly continuing the game after the raid and showing no sign of disorder.
The South African Government investigates the supposed ruins of Zimbabwe Rhodesia. Reports describe a mysterious city with towering ruins and the legend of a goldfield once linked to Solomon. The narrative hints at a vivid, uneasy starlit atmosphere around the ancient structures.
A historic London inn long tied to Sir Matthew Hale and the Chancery lawyers faces disappearance. The building, once serving law students for centuries, sits amid schemes to replace it with a development, with ownership and rent histories dating back to Edward VI and Hobart. The hall’s legacy, linked to the Great Fire of London, ends as plans proceed around 1900.
An unclear transcript describes a petrol inquiry with references to Melneutee and various individuals, including Antay and Wigs, noting refusals to supply and alleged evidence before a commission. The text mentions witnesses and a request to continue selling petrol at 17 a gallon, with disputes over supply and potential impact on Victoria. The record is fragmentary and difficult to parse.
Government notes a surplus as insurers report profits and a surplus of 400 in government policy revenue. Officials acknowledge amendments in the state assembly and communications with the public discuss insured funds and policy adjustments amid regulatory scrutiny.
Police court records detail an indecent behaviour case against Wiltford Vincent Camphall Cas in Canberra. The offence involved a claret incident with alleged connections to a Farjo list. witnesses included JFM Goodwin and J Cavk, with changed rosters and recaptured items noted.
The fragment records charges against a father and David N. B. Howman with a 14 day imprisonment sentence for the son and discharge of the father. It notes a bracelet like collar and witness experience in the case, with reference to Sackett's Tow eries.
Sydney wool sale reports show a weaker selection with steady prices. German and French varieties led quotes with limited support from Yorkshire, Japan, and local mills as prices held from the previous day.
Report from London describes a mid air collision involving two aircraft. Both planes suffered damage but the pilots managed to land safely at the nearest airfield. No injuries reported and authorities investigate the incident.
A contract for bread and milk supply was set in Canberra with Geckart's Bakerion noted for April 90. The move outlines terms for steady supply and pricing in the upcoming month.
An obscure clipping mentions the phrase no prohibition of political uniforms and references London Canberra Brmdden and a federal capital role. The garbled text suggests a newspaper blurb on uniforms in politics, possibly tied to a capital planning debate and a federal city. No clear events or dates are discernible.
The Honourable Mr Justice, Mrs Ferguson, and Mr and Mrs Minos attended a luncheon with the Governor-General and Lady Tiasca at Government House, Canberra, yesterday, reflecting formal ties and social duties.
Fragmented OCR reports seeding orders and player names for a French tennis title. The garbled text references Wosknowfag, Brenn Austin, Yves Mahe and others, with scattered mentions of locations, sections, and crowd signals, lacking clear results or dates.
The article outlines fluctuating prospects in American tennis with uncertain results. It notes notable players and events, including Davis Cup ambitions, training challenges, and upcoming competitions shaping national chances this year.
The Pastimes Club schedules boxing bouts next Friday in Hveanbeyan at 8 pm under Mr Wie Snepde. Notable matchups include Chane Vardy versus Hentwoyde and junior welterweight Bamy son of Vweiorkl. The program promises extended bouts and new banking accommodations, with special attractions and notable locals in attendance.
Readable parts show bids and prices for sheep and lambs amid weak demand. Several consignments indicate varying quotes across grades with examples like medium sorts at low shillings and specific items noted, though legibility is poor and details are fragmentary.
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