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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 02, 1933
Page
2
A professional Friday event is announced for October 20 from 10 a.m. at Priley Carter's Pharmacy in Maguka. The notice highlights a special sale or service day with emphasis on pharmacy related offerings.
Prepaid subscription rates for the Canberra Times are listed with per annum pricing. The notice names local agents and offices including Queanbeyan and Uriarra Road, indicating service details and contact points for readers.
The forecast calls for unsettled conditions over New South Wales with rain and thunder storms likely. Heavy falls are anticipated in southern and eastern areas with some local squalls and isolated violent bursts. Fresh to strong squally south to south east winds are expected.
Unsettled conditions across Canberra with periods of rain likely including heavy falls and thunderstorms. Southeasterly to northeasterly winds fresh to strong.
Readable lines note observations at Mt Stromin Bun rites 0.42 an 6.07 pom Moon rluea 4.42 pm Major Planeta Vermaclei 7.00 goin Mars 7.01 ai, Jupiter 6.89 uo with unclear timings and fragments.
NSW and Commonwealth governments advance plans to rehabilitate the Newnes shale field with shale oil production tests and cracking hydrogenation research abroad. Progress includes imported machinery, cost estimates, railway and housing provisions, and union cooperation while Britain pursues coal hydrogenation and a Tees pilot plant.
The Rev Dr J A Munro Ford spoke on the Greek vigil to Jerusalem and Christ as the Revealer of God and man. He argued Jesus draws all men and that true life and salvation rest solely in the living Christ, not in laws or creeds.
Minister for the Interior Mr Perkins predicts rising patronage after a Saturday attendance increase of about 500 at the FCT P and A Association Annual Show. He noted heavy ring entries extended the first day program, praising volunteers who built a shaw ring from virgin bush. The parade highlighted stud stock, draught horses, and riders with a large turnout despite late finish and improving weather.
Heavy rain over the weekend pushed the City Bowling Club to postpone the official opening. The event will now occur on a later date with government officials expected to preside. A visiting party from Sydney’s Inn Opparte Club played a Cribery rink in Canter before weather halted further play.
The Horticultural Society releases a yearly calendar and guidance for Canberra gardeners. It lists numerous shrubs and trees suitable for local climate, with planting depth guidelines and dig methods. The Superintendent of Parks offers placement and spacing details for optimal growth in the Canberra area.
Vice regal party led by the Governor General and Lady Jangen attended by personal staff will depart Canberra this evening for Byd mey. Guests at yesterday’s luncheon included Mr and Mrs Perking, Mrs Dalglish, Miss A. G. de Lauret, and Dr and Mrs Watson.
A note from The Observer argues against touring next year citing memories of the dead and the impact on welcoming England captain Jardine and his teammates. The plea centers on avoiding an unclouded reception next summer due to past tragedies.
A Reuters report outlines a special arrangement connected to the elections and related talks. The article notes an additional plan or modification surrounding the vote, with emphasis on procedural steps and potential impacts for stakeholders.
The two o’clock opening drew modest crowds as J C Tickner tributed judges and exhibitors. Ministers J A Perkins and B T Crutchley praised the growing show, noted Canberra’s development, and predicted a brighter future with potential royal status for the event.
Saturday's sheep dog trials drew steady spectator interest with praise for the event though many regretted its early finish. Notable results include the Cann Terra Cup won by T. Hoath of Yarra with BL Lawton of Gunning taking second. Consolation Stakes went to W. Oleaple of Hall and H. C. Baker of Yam with Mr B. Lawton second.
Fragmented report lists cattle prizes including Shorthorn and Hereford cows with ages and owners such as C. & Ediington and J. J. B Tickner. Names are garbled but indicate prize categories Fat Bullocks and Cow serence entries. Continued on Page 8.
A Rotary rally and weekend gathering occurred in Canberra with a visiting delegation welcomed by the Interiog club. Bob Craig spoke on unemployment while Reverend Dr. Waldeck led prayers at a morning session. A second meeting was planned.
A complete change of program at the Capitol features the mystery film The Ref of the Blue Room with Victor Jory Vivienne Osborne Gloria Stuart and Lionel at curtain time. The program includes the comedy Towed in the Hole with Marie Wallace Beery and others.
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