29 Nov 1927
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 29, 1927
Page
1
An unclear environment surrounds Canberra civil service allowances with mounting confusion over review obligations. The document hints at parliamentary or committee involvement, but key actions and dates are not readable, leaving questions about how allowances will be assessed or changed.
A garbled report notes a transfer involving officers from the Department and a ruler, with references to Minnesota and Cane. It mentions an arrival and a total number of operatives or items moving, with date hints around November 4. The fragment suggests a district or department reorganization and movement to a new location.
Motorists faced charges in Queanbeyan Local Court before Magistrate M C Nott. Abe Cautt and Hujasion Moore were involved in a case concerning a minor bicycle incident. Mona Ty Reppert of Queanbeyan was summoned. Leni Hormbn faced a driving offence with a motor vehicle. Vek CNH from Queanbeyan was cited regarding a car driver by the pavement.
A local court heard a cruelty case involving two horses used by a contractor in connection with Union work. Police described the animals as neglected under Murtach supervision. The defendant faces charges of mistreatment and is due to return for further proceedings.
Local tennis event at Trigg's Bowl concludes with a reported winner and column of results. Notable players include Munalon Crom Aesopith and Abe Houal rouny tama, with detailed match outcomes and entries across several rounds. Enthusiasts note the event took place in Hyiting, with scores and participant names listed from the weekend's action.
Canberra directors announce plans to launch a daily Canberra Times in the new year after an annual meeting. The move aims to lift the paper to the standard enjoyed by state capitals and reflects broader development of the Federal Capital Territory with government and civic support.
The Joint Committee of Wable Works chaired by Senator Aiugamill said it would be glad to take evidence from components on Canberra, seeking information or advice. Senator Kingemill will appear at Parliament to comment.
A garbled report describes the planned opening of the Civic Centre in Soham with mentions of a ceremony by ministers, development details, plantings, lawns, footpaths, and committee oversight. It notes the project aims to transform the area and provide facilities for the public.
Representation petitions press for federal capital territory representation in the Commonwealth electoral process. The drive, starting with canvassing in the capital region, targets residents meeting qualification rules. Only eligible signers over a certain age and residency may endorse petitions, with signatures verified by parliamentary officers. The subscription fee for the petition is noted as 2 shillings and 6 pence.
Fragmentary OCR text describes December opening events with a ceremony at the Capitol and related preparations. References to local officials and a public gathering appear, but many words are garbled, leaving uncertain dates and participants.
NIA athletes dominated a Maine track event with standout performances by Husky, Reed and O’Brien. Local teams and officials praised the strong showing and school pride carried through the meet.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Christmas radio broadcast linking London to broadcasting centers in Australia and Rinland. It mentions carol selections to be aired around Christmas Eve with a 24 percent reciprocal arrangement and a special relay across the British Isles. Announced timing hints at Monday follow up and Christchurch dove reference appears fragmentary.
The fragment describes a social football gathering with mentions of Koala F Smoke Social, Uni of Me, and various names and activities. It references a TAK Interme neme event, stepdancing, and a secretary named Bryne, with scattered garbled phrases about guests and performances.
Figures from the capital education board report that 18 public schools serve 1206 scholars and one private school with audited teachers and 44 students. Park School provides education up to the Leaving Certificate and facilities rival high schools. plans include early technical and science offerings, plus private rehearsals of a secondary school.
A Queanbeyan magistrate court morning session fined several offenders after a raid on a two up game on Sunday November 20. Police reported gambling charges and crowd involvement as part of the operation.
An afternoon street brawl in Quasabeyan left Murnte and Jock Keogh injured. Keogh was knocked unconscious with brief lucid moments, while Letwoett attacked Keogh and others. A bystander recalled the assault and Keogh’s perilous condition as authorities investigate the incident.
Weather notes from Canberra show record temperatures and rainfall totals for November and October. The report references daily figures, a period of five days, and mentions transport disruption affecting routes and a commission’s decision. Citizens face limited transport options amid the climate data and governance context.
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