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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Nov 11, 1927

Page

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Alternatives to No-Licence Meeting In Canberra Hall

In Eastlake's Friendly Societies Hall Canberra the Independent Order of Hephabiren invites the public to hear Hon Crawford Vaughan speak on Alternatives to No-Licence Vaughan Director WW Alliance addresses from the Federal Territory perspective likely drawing a full crowd The hall has new seating and facilities and the Ainslie bar will operate at a suitable time for the event

Friendly Societies Eastlake Independent Order of Hephabiren Crawford Vourhan Campilen WW. Alliance Hoween Canberra Vaughan Imix ex-Premer South Australia Ainslie

Queanbeyan Water Reservoir Meter To Be Tested

At a Queanbeyan Municipal Council meeting, a letter from the Engineers Branch of the Federal Capital Commission said the main meter readings at the reservoir may be faulty. The council will arrange a two hour flow gauge test by closing the delivery valve, with the reservoir kept half full, and a day to be appointed.

Queanbeyan Engineers’ Branch Federal Capital Commission Queanbeyan Reservoir Sengimoor Queanbeyan Sade

Transfer Continues as Canberra Population Grows

The transfer programme of 1827 moves ahead with 14 Department of Trade and Customs officers arriving from Melbourne. By week’s end 19 officers have been moved, including from Home and Territories and the Crowe Solicitor's Office, raising Canberra’s population by 81 percent with accompanying families.

Department of Trade and Customs Melbourne Department Halr Alec Canberra

City Debates General Rate for City Lease in 182

The council has not settled the general rate for city lease in 182. The wrecking of the rate has been discussed for some time with no decision yet. The proposed limit is based on unimproved capital value and no forecast is available on next year's rate.

Auction Sales Notice From Queanbeyan Advert

Auction sales by Men arn Woodgers and Calthorpe Lad in Queanbeyan on Matur day November 1. First sale for Mr W J Richardson Roy Hotel at West Triuph Theatre Crawford Street Gueenhoven features building plant. Second sale at Mart in Mu nero Street includes furniture and sundries for Mr Kennedy and Mr Kiromlo with reserve.

Menarn, Woodgers Calthorpe Lad Queanbeyan W. J. Richardson Roy Hotel Pre- Mises West Triuph Theatre Crawford Street Gueenhoven Arcond the Mart Munero Street Furnituwerod

Canberra Bus and Cab Co to run city service under contract

A signed contract and official announcement show the Federal Capital Commission awarding rights to Canberra Bus and Cab Co Ltd for a 10 year sole run on existing routes in Canberra. Mr E L Holmes will receive £5000 in shares for his rights, with varied fare and rebate provisions and obligations to transfer five existing buses to the new company.

Canberra Commission Federal Capital Commission E. L. Holmes Canberra Bus and Cab. Co., Ltd Br.l L. Holmes Richt Tonderdd Hun and Cab'o Holmes Holmen Queanbeyan Servicer Marton Horton

Christmas Holidays Mark Three Day Break for Civil Servants

The Federal Public Service Board announces three day Christmas holidays for civil servants in Christman Leon with days off on Monday December 20 Tuesday December 27 and Wednesday December 28 plus Monday January 2. New Year’s Day falls on a Sunday and Christmas to New Year period extends the holiday. A skeleton staff will operate December 29 with limited office work. Boxing Day and additional public holiday in New South Wales follow a similar pattern with January 2 observed for many workers.

Mhwan Yertenlay Christiman Leon Federal Public Service Board Tiwainy Slo Christina Commission Com- Mihoeons N.S.W New South Wales

Railway Revenue at Canberra Station in October Drops

Total revenue at Canberra railway station fell in October from September. October receipts amount to £2900 from 1792 tickets, with miscellaneous income £123. Outward freight declined to 77 tons, while September had 188 tons.

Canberra Lesa Goods LruMie Belen Ures Psroods Trafic

Prime Minister Armistice Day Message Marks Ninth Anniversary

The Prime Minister notes the ninth anniversary of Armistice, recalling the end of the great war and honoring the dead. He praises the Anzac sacrifice and urges renewed resolve to serve the country's welfare and the common good.

No More Men Until New Year Labour Bureau Notice

The Labour Bureau by the Commonwealth states no additional male workers needed until after January as current teams are full. It is probable further men will be engaged later.

Comudanion Nower

Canberra Bound Night Trains Slow After Timetable Change

Canberra travelers face slower Sydney to Canberra services after a new summer timetable. The Sydney to Canberra mail and the Cooma Mall train now depart later from Sydney with longer through times to Queanbeyan, pushing Canberra connections onto road transport. The Monday night Express to Canberra did not run and reasons were not given.

Canberra Bate Sydney Cooma Mall Queanbeyan Lore Sea Canberram Mail Canberra Mail Mons Vale Goulburn

Governor General Remarks at Melbourne Lord Mayors Dinner

The Governor-General Lord Stowcheven spoke at the Lord Mayors Dinner in Melbourne. He said Melbourne would not suffer from the capital move, noting Canberra is a suburb of Melbourne or vice versa amid laughter and cheers.

Melbourne Lord Stowcheven Canberra

Community Library Old Time Dance Funds Canberra Library

A Causeway Hall event raised funds for the Canberra Community Library with prizes donated by Winhe Centre tradesmen and local businessmen. Winners in the waltzing and net dance received prizes from Eastlake and local merchants as attendance totaled 65 couples.

Causeway Hall Canberra Winhe Centre Mire Moore Prendergast J. B. Young Lad Phil Fleming Eastlake and Mira J. Ditlom Min Wbrary Dillon Ecapable Vtrvics Ms Alc

Canberra Faces Change in Federal Capital Commission

Government plans to amend the Federal Capital Commission Act so residents lose representation and members are appointed by the Commonwealth. Major Marr outlined a bill to simplify operations while Colonel Thomas’s reappointment signals potential permanent control and limited resident input.

Canberra Federal Capital Territory Enliie Major Marr Marr

Trade Commissioner Appointment Aimed at Canada

The Prime Minister announced on Tuesday that a Trade Commissioner for Canada would be appointed. No name was given, but the official residence is expected to be in Toronto.

Bruce Thomas John Butters Thoman Cannia Toronto

Canada Sir George Pearce Arrives to Report on League

Sir George Pearce arrives in Canberra this week to present the official report on the League of Nations to the Senate. The findings are expected to influence the tables of Clasudes this week.

League OF Nations Report George Pearce Canberra League of Nations

City Band Faces Funding Shortfall Amid Low Public Support

At a Monday Acton meeting the Canbers City Band reported receipts from a Cotter River event amounting to 12/6 with transport costs of £3/16 and a recent Rotunda performance yielding 10/7 after transport outlay of 10/-. A tarpaulin muster brought funds to 11/1, prompting a proposed 3/- levy on each bandsman. The president and Rev. Vercoe urged greater support while the Secretary appealed for near term backing and planned fundraising events to cover 60 percent of salaries.

Cottar River Rotunda T Waa 8. K. Pearl EB. L. Vercoe Cellalary Social Service Association Rend

Canberra Records Warmth With Ninety Degree Day

Canberra reports a record warm day as the thermometer neared ninety degrees for the early summer period. Weather readings show max temperatures around 78 to 86 while rainfall remains sparse, with monthly totals continuing to be tracked.

New Fire Engine Delivered for Meltuine Station

A new Albion motorized fire engine has arrived and delivery will occur soon. The unit combines a boiler and pump system for the Meltuine fire station.

Meltuine Albion Motor Boce der Garteec

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Canberra’s Alternatives Crawford Vaughan Trade and Customs Labour Bureau Community Library MR. Marr Arsa Hruce Iby Eh Canal Washington Australia Commonwealth Historical Society Majer Mare Canada Bandsmen Foot Bill Anestie Factory Canbers Acton Summer
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