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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 06, 1933
Page
4
Canberra Times Publishing Notice Rates and Home Delivery
The Canberra Times announces rates and home delivery options for the Canberra region. Daily delivery to all Canberra and Queanbeyan areas before other newspapers, with subscription details and ordering contacts including Mr. Merray in Queanbeyan and delivery addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Cottam
Y & Boos
Brown
Perkin
Canberra
Canberra Weather Report and Rainfall Records
The bulletin lists Canberra weather data for October including a barometer reading, temperatures, and wind. It also presents rainfall records for Canberra and Queanbeyan with monthly totals and dates noted through early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
N.W
Queanbeyan
Victorian Amateur Golf Champion Declares Winner in Melbourne
Melbourne report The Victorian Amateur Golf Championship завершили today with A. W. Jackson defeating Mary Williams to claim the title in an event that drew local players and noting the championship's continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Thureday
A. W. Jackson
Mary Williams
ibs-Oggl
Thres
Astronomical Data for Friday October Six
Sun rises 6 35 a m and sets 6 10 p m Moon rises 8 63 p m and sets 6 26 a m Major planets Venus rises 7 00 a m sets 9 95 p m Mars 7 45 a m 9 60 p m Jupiter 5 25 a m 5 93 p m Saturn 1 00 p m 2 56 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Canberra development programme urged for balanced long term plan
Canberra development advocates press for a continuous, funded scheme to finish the capital. The Budget Speech pace is judged insufficient. a multi year plan would boost employment, increase federal revenue, and attract private investment while completing Canberra as a national symbol and administrative hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Australia
Australian War Museum
National War Memorial
Sydney
Melbourne
Burke Estate Claimant Named From 700 Applicants
Equity proceedings reveal Mary Hayes of Co down Ireland named as claimant in Burke estate with a conditional order. Mr Henry indicated most other claimants, 31 in total, would be excluded subject to further pools by the Public Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
H.A. Henry
Mary Hayes
Coway
Ireland
Henry
Tas Onjer
Publis
Hospitals Association conference signals base hospitals plan
Acting Hospitals Commission chair De. A. E. Colvin outlines a proposal for base hospitals to decentralise advanced medical services across the country. He says country residents would gain access to X Ray pathology and top treatment without city travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Hospitals Association of
The
Hospitals Commission
A. E. Colvin
Canberra A W U protests budget delay and seeks awards changes
Canberra branch of the A W U endorses claims for a Variation of the Federal Territory award with the Industrial Board to hear them at 10 a m on Monday October 4. Variations cover pay and annual leave for several worker groups and direct effects of the budget delay on dole numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
A.W.U
Industrial Board
J. A Verkins
Interior
Dole
Vanderm
National Debt Commission reports year’s sinking funds activity
The tenth annual report of the National Debt Commission outlines Commonwealth and State sinking funds. It shows Commonwealth debt receipts of £5,684,557 for 1937 38 with total available £45,794,728 and a £3,744,859 redemptive use leaving £105,809 to carry. State funds start 1931 32 with £2,784,487 carried forward, 1932 33 receipts £4,084,405, year total £6,817,082, expenditure £2,900,021,239 and a June 30 1938 balance of £2,896,60. The commission seeks to redeem securities yearly and reinvests proceeds, reducing total debt while avoiding large idle holdings. Since 1928 receipts total £40, etc. Revenue appropriations add £15,550,188 toward debt redemption with historic totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National ‘Debt Commission
Commonwealth
National Debt Commission
Ponsille
Commission
State Treasuries
Australia
Question heavy sitting outlines Tasmanian concerns
Debates cover tobacco inquiry timing and fruit pricing in Tasmania. Wires on the wheat agreement and telephone cable progress are discussed, with ministers noting the report within ten days and an early statement. Shifts into algebraic tariff notes and banknote design provoke debate, plus fishing vessel purchase and a Supreme Court bill in Canberra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuge
Mr. Lyons
Labour Party
Forde
North Queensnnd
Lyons
Senate Defeats Legal Aid Amendment in Capital Territory Bill
During debate on a bill to set up a Supreme Court for the Federal Capital Territory Senator Dunn proposed a new clause to provide legal aid to destitute persons. The government indicated possible action by ordinance. The amendment was defeated 22 to 2 with government support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Supreme Court
Federal Capital Territory
Dunn
State Lab. SN .S.W
Soui Wales
McLachlan
New Bank Notes Question in House of Representatives
Mr Lyons answered a query on Commonwealth Bank notes in the House of Representatives. He stated he cannot claim authority on design but affirmed the notes’ value, while noting the design and paper quality were not asserted by him as definitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Western Australia
Einstein
Mr. White
White
Swan
Price
South Australia
Commonwealth Bank
U.A.P.1
House of Representatives
Lyons
National Library seeks bids for building first unit
An amount of 7 000 pounds is provided toward an estimated 19 000 pounds for the initial unit of the National Library building. Preparations are underway with plans to invite tenders once funds are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Library
Patent Attorneys Arrive in Canberra for Board Meetings
Mr Walter Sigmont of Hdward Waters and Hons patent attorneys Melbourne and Sydney arrives in Canberra staying at Hotel Canberra. Le Plastrier Davies Watson and others arrive today as visiting members of the Patent Attorneys Examination Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sigmont
Hdward Waters & Hons
Melbourne
Bydney
Canberra
Messrs
le Plastrier
Phillips, Ornonde
le Plastrier & Kelson
L. B. Davies
Davies & Collison
A. A. Watson
Commonwealth Crown
Sydney
Monare
Ont
Letrier
Spavies
Watson
The
Patent Attorneys’ Examination Board
Court draws claimants from America to attend hearing
Evidence may be given by Captain and Mrs Sheepwash of England. Some claimants even traveled from America to attend the Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepwash
England
America
British Research on Coal Oil and Low Temperature Carbonisation
In Parliament Senator McLachlan said a full report on coal oil investigations would be provided after J. J. Rogers’s return on November 4. Britain had contracted Law Temperature Carbonisation Ltd for small monthly tar oil supplies for fueling. Petrol from coal was tested by the Royal Air Force though not yet demonstrated widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
McLachlan
Duon
J. J. Rogers
Australia
Law ‘Temperature | Carbonisation Jad
Royal Air Force
England
Elasuccera
eBay
Government delays on performing rights inquiry
The Commonwealth Government has yet to decide on actions regarding Justice Owen's inquiry into performing rights. Attorney General J G Tatham told the House of Representatives that Owen's recommendations pose legal and practical difficulties and officials are considering an agreement that preserves preferable parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Juntice Langer Owen
Nairn
U.A.P
House of Representativen
J. G. Tatham
Justice Owen
Lemal
Jon
Terrorism Threats Against New Calcutta Magistrate
In Midnapore terrorists threaten to murder the next magistrate after the district official Burge was killed. Leaflets warn the government to keep Midnapore without a magistrate as they vow further killings. P. J. Griffiths is appointed to the port on home leave amid pressure for European appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Midnapore
Burge
P. J. Griffiths
Assassination Sparks Secret Service Warnings In Austria
The Vienna bureau reports that the assassination of a doctor has triggered signals of revolt in the south. Major Fey, ex Minister of Public Safety and Vice Chancellor, calls for readiness with a secret service. The report ties the incident to wartime Nazi links and rising tensions in Styria.
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London
Vienna
British United Prem
Dr. We
Fey
Bytrian
Helm
Styria
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