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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 20, 1933
Page
2
The school is registered by the Department of Education and takes toys from Prap, a Jamving Certificate. Equipment maintenance and classroom furniture are noted. Headmaster Rav W. J. Edwards, BA, Dip, oversees the institution with contact at phone B81 Ss.
Canberra forecast details include a barometer reading and temperatures for the day. The record notes rainfall tracking and monthly totals, with historical year-to-date figures and colonized data, reflecting local weather reporting.
A large contingent led by Prime Minister Lyons and ministers travels to Canberra for a Cabinet meeting on Monday while other officials depart for Melbourne and regional towns. The guest list includes several notable figures from defense, commerce and law with a long sequence of accompanying attendees at Hotel Atlantic during the stay.
A proposed bill to validate irregularities in Crown grants and freehold titles signals progress yet exposes long-standing neglect of Territory law making. It envisions a capable review process, admission of past failures, and steps to modernise statutes while urging genuine cabinet and departmental reform to empower the people within Commonwealth safeguards. The piece notes overdue ordinances and questions why Territories like Papua New Guinea and New Guinea have vetoed legislative powers while Canberra awaits similar empowerment.
A fragmentary Sydney report notes the Presbyterian Assembly approving plans for St Stephen's Church in Philadelphia Direct, acquiring Bahieliy Haine for 50 pounds for the new church. The Very Rev John Walher ath Tehat says MPs may doubt the project requiring air and injunction.
In Yarrowlumla Shire Cedric Southwell was elected following the death of his father. The official notice confirms the succession and election results amid local unrest and ongoing probate discussions.
The Horticultural Society of Cambaris plans a May monthly show at Ute Acton Malvo Monasy evening to mark a new phase of competitions. Since May 1 interest has grown, with higher member participation and a promising lineup. The program includes lectures and a schedule of displays such as decorative pots, chrysanthemum exhibitions, carnations, autumn-tinted flowers, and other garden themes. Prizes include a perpetual trophy and a special prize for the most successful exhibitor, with entries open to members and visitors alike.
In a federal inquiry, hotel workers employed by government departments faced reduced holiday pay and altered allowances. The Interior and related agencies disputed pay levels, while the Public Service Board and ministers debated wage parity and travel benefits amid staffing pressures at Canberra hotels. The dispute, tied to eleven official holidays and nightly shifts, drew in multiple ministers and a parliamentary review.
Canberra hosts Queanbeyan at home with Burns and Wanniassa in the mix as the Sevens competition proceeds. York Park hosts Burne Chih while Jupier and Rover matches set for 1.45 pm as teams like Kookaburras and West Quombers prepare for a busy day with lineups and venues listed.
A chaotic notice describes a public Spot-It competition with prizes and rules. It notes age limits and fair entry while warning about tampering with window displays and urging participants to use official entry forms. The piece mentions 22 other prizes and a forthcoming newspaper republication.
A lengthy exchange erupts over a Melbourne Journal article on government federation and a policy move. Mr Gregory disputes the piece citing misfacts, while supporters urge a rebuttal and potential further commentary. The dispute spans parliament, party lines, and regional affiliations as readers await official statements and clarifications.
In a terse note, Geubo Wb responds to a tangled request from Ping Me Ca. Authorities or editors seek clarification on the names and intended action amid sparse readable context.
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