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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 01, 1935
Page
2
The relatives and friends of the late John Euch epell of Caieeray Canberra are invited to attend his funeral held at Canberra Hospital and interment at the FLO Cumuery Queanbeyan MAZON EROS. Undertaker:
Local craftsman advertises a wide range of home name plates in copper wood and glass mirror finishes. Customers are invited to choose font letter count and material, with quotes offered upon request.
Publishing notice from The Canberra Times outlines distribution and advertising details for Canberra and Queanbeyan areas. It lists agencies and delivery arrangements, including Street addresses and phone numbers, and notes timely home delivery prior to other newspapers. It mentions Dymock's Newsagency and local readers in Canberra and Queanbeyan.
Fragmented weather data lists Bartholter readings and various temperature and rainfall figures with corrupt terms. The snippet mentions temperatures around 37.4 degrees and rainfall notes for the current year, alongside garbled times and units, reflecting incomplete observation records.
The article surveys a calmer budget atmosphere in Canberra and Sydney with tax relief measures and new expenditures. It notes modest reductions in wages and income taxes, subsidies for country services, and a broader development program while acknowledging persistent high taxation and a still fragile economic recovery.
A gathering for the Pastoral and Agriculture group met at Lie Hall Mbowground on Monday to arrange cooperation with an Eight Hour plan. The event drew a large crowd as Mr C Thelen presided over the base. Attendance discussed is linked to a forthcoming drill and local government involvement.
The report cites Professor Henry Priestly of Byden University psychology department speaking at a Cantor event. He argues water with milk or other drinks may aid health claims while warning against fallacies in dietary cures and stressing cautious use of remedies for public welfare.
NSW Labour members prepare to meet federal Labor representatives from Victoria Tasmania and South Australia to discuss party unity. Officials including VME Pd Kullury and secretary LOGrave MRE are listed amid talks to reconcile leadership and individual rights within the ALP.
The report notes a surge in company registrations in the Federal Capital Territory with two mining firms listed yesterday. Of about a hundred firms registered, only a few remain active locally while just one to four hold current licenses. Foreign registrations appear steady, and Canberra is highlighted as attracting registration activity amid financial paving concerns.
Two mining firms registered in Canberra Solomon Islanda Gold Development Ltd and Waimea Gold Ltd form to take over Pioneer Forpestition No Liability. First subscribers include Vincent Alexander Ernest Albert Lawrence William Harding and others of Sydney professional roles.
A garbled text discusses a date of assent for acts and a future extension to Parliament. It mentions the Attorney General and the need for timely copies, with references to Australia and a near future Royal assent process, but the passage is largely incoherent and unclear on specific events or dates.
The Canberra Bowling Club drew a large attendance for its annual meeting at Forrest Pavilion. President Weatherston was re elected, and the financial report showed a sound balance though several veteran players were lost. The report noted many new members, calls for improvements to the green, and plans to open the 1885 30 ground with a November visit from Neutral Bay Club and a pending opening by Minister Lyons.
Reports from Alice Sprites reveal an extensive tin deposit named Die Held. Two men gathering guides presented samples containing ten percent tin and claimed they pegged vat elais west of Ti tree Mlation. They believe operations will start on a proclaimed day per existing custom.
Mr and Mrs Beaton, owners of Ryan Hotel Lismore, assume control of Hotel Canberra from the Department of the Interior. They plan no changes during the current session while continuing existing service and management style. The hotel, opened December 1924, has incurred a decade of losses totaling £36,870 including liquor trading profits of £2,588. The tenancy is leased to the Beatons at £3,120 per year.
Public service notes report disappointment over restorations and living adjustments for federal and state workers. Discussions cover salaries, hotel staff pay, and proposals to continue weekly allowances for lower paid officers under new arrangements with private management and government boards.
A cleaned report traces a campaign in Japan stressing the Emperor's divine origin as part of national policy. It notes public lectures, pamphlets, and diplomatic pressure abroad, while detailing Canberra parliamentary friction over Minobe's theory and rail service controversies amid a revived patriotic movement.
Fragmented OCR text references a controversy over a Baron Mikki and deer proofing, suggesting a clash between liberal views and nationalist campaigns. It hints at calls to reform national policy and defend patriotic spirit amid a political struggle, with unclear details and names obscured.
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