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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 07, 1933
Page
2
The Canberra Times lists prepaid subscription prices and distribution notes. Various local businesses and publishers including Fallick & Sons Queanbeyan Robina and others are referenced in connection with subscriptions and distribution areas.
The Canberra Times notes that converting high interest overseas debts has reduced interest and exchange costs, with £1,600 in savings to date. It cites £106,065,000 in maturing and optional loans, over £71,000,000 converted at rates 3.4 to 4 percent, and remaining £344,000,000 to be addressed. It discusses future maturities in London, potential further relief, and the aim to secure cheaper funds while maintaining national credit for development.
The Minister for the Interior Mr J A Perkins left Canberra yesterday for Sydney and is expected back Monday. Mr A O Malley representative of the Bhili Oil Company visits Canberra and will address the Legacy Club on origin of all. Hotel Ainslie hosts many guests including Nancy Clarke Sydney and C B Peach USA among others.
The annual Floral Fair will launch at 3 p.m. next Saturday October 14 at the Methodist Mall Reid. Mrs G A Knowles will officially open the event organized by Misa A C Lorimer secretary. A display of woods by the ladies. stalls include plain and fancy work sweets cakes groceries and more. Outdoor attractions for all ages with competitions planned. Proceeds will go toward interest on the church debt with hopes for generous support.
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous individuals and couples with varied spellings and locations including Sydney Melbourne Brisbane Auckland and Wellington. The text reads as a roster or guest list with titles Mr Mrs Miss and multiple family names and places without a clear event or date.
Rev Dr Angus argues religion bases education and national life. He defines religion as an attitude toward life, guiding personal and social values, urging love, sacrifice, and service within democracy. He cautions against mere doctrine, urging inner change and tolerant inquiry.
The Financial Relief Bill aims to restore tax exemptions and public service pay, with £8 yearly relief for adult male officers and proportional restorations for others. It plans substantial sales tax relief for primary industry, life insurance adjustments, and pension restorations up to 2/6 per week for about 38 percent of pensioners, affecting 57 098 wives and total costs around £1.0 million annually.
A fragmentary table outlines the effect of the proposed labkiation on adult males. The readable text gives a generic description of outcomes without clear data or dates, leaving the main conclusion and specifics uncertain.
In the House of Representatives the Commerce Minister Mr Stewart urged printing the final act of the London conference on wheat quotas. Opposition leader Mr Scullin denounced the plan as damaging to Australia and employment, while Mr Bowker and Mr Parkhill defended lower embargo risks and urged action to stabilize prices and production amid drought and uncertain crops.
Parliament discussions on the Works estimates stretch into a second week amid protests and adjournments. Senators criticize delays and ponder remedies while accusations fly over responsibility for stalled work and rushed legislation.
The article notes the resignation of Massy-Greene from the Ministry amid a tense period. Sir Pearce led tributes to Lim for service to the county while Sir Walter Massy-Greene pledged to support efforts to steady the government. A mortgage rate cut advertised by the A.M.P. is mentioned as part of broader economic measures.
The report notes the resignation of a longtime Hansard chief in New South Wales and Australia’s Parliament coverage. Robinson’s career spanned decades, earning praise for scholarly restraint and courteous manners. His successor is B. Wetherston, with the Senate post also filled.
A fragmentary report hints at global developments involving Ireland Australia and Britain, with scattered terms on treaties and watches. No clear events or entities are verifyable from the legible text.
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