Publishing Notice Trem Of Canberran Rates
A Canberra Times notice announces local rate adjustments affecting Canberra and district residents. The document outlines affected categories and the effective date of changes.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 09, 1935
Page
4
A Canberra Times notice announces local rate adjustments affecting Canberra and district residents. The document outlines affected categories and the effective date of changes.
The Australian Trans-Continental Airways TAC announces suspension of the Adelaide to Darwin air service on Friday while awaiting new aircraft. The decision aims to improve Australian aviation by updating equipment before resuming operations.
A Sydney conference between Australian Dairy and New Zealand delegates discussed curbing the export of butter and dairy produce to Britain and other markets. About 40,000 tons monthly reach London, and Australia seeks coordinated action, but New Zealand deferred final decisions until consulting its board. the meeting adjourned without finality.
Defence minister said a public inquiry would not be held into the loss of the Loina. The Air Accidents Investigation Committee will study construction phases by removing wings from similar aircraft and stripping two others for full investigation.
Canberra weather outlook shows mostly fine and warm conditions with notable dust haze. East to northwest winds strengthen and shift to squally by later periods, with unsettled gusts likely and clear skies in the north.
An Australian editorial argues defence relies on trained officers and a strong Royal Military College. It condemns the Dun troon to Paddington move, cites shabby facilities and disruption of training, and urges a Sydney area site at Duntroon for long term efficiency and national backbone.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a meat or financial misstep involving a high ranking official, possibly a secretary, with references to Syria and Praia Fane. The legibility is poor, but the piece appears to report a political or administrative mishap tied to government personnel.
Reports indicate a New Zealand pilot died after an incident near Calshot while exiting a Vito craft. Witnesses state a fox in the water may have contributed to the tragedy.
In Queensland the opposition in the Legislative Assembly staged a walkout to protest a gag on debate and motor vehicle taxation. They left as the Budget Speech began and returned after it concluded, noting no direct tax relief beyond the existing relief tax in the budget.
A field of 448 riders from Australia and beyond will contest the Dunlop Cup on the Warrnambool to Melbourne course, 1185 miles, on Saturday. South Australia leads with 15 riders, NSW and Tasmania also represented, and WA with one. Notables include Lamb and Cruise in the elite group, with Lamb holding past Warrnambool records and the Australian Road Blue Riband. The start is staggered from 7:20 am with back markers at 8:30 am, and the race will be broadcast by the Australian Broadcasting Commission.
In Sydney today a brisk wool market with keen competition lifted prices by up to 10 percent for some grades. York shire and Japanese consignments drew solid demand from the Continent, with greasy merino and spinner wools advancing, while overall sales reached 12 067 bales with 12 160 sold at auction and 908 privately. Winchcombe Carson Ltd reported 6 500 bales sold, as buyers from Japan, Yorkshire, and the Continent pressed competition.
Germany and Persia fail to secure Ol Berlin terms. The pact covers exchange of metals wool cotton cereal dried fruits and caviar from Germany to Persia. In return Persia supplies textiles motor lorries electrical appliances and household goods. The arrangement waives some commitments and aims to balance supply.
The appeal of James Watha Mew, 42, was heard by Judge Masel at the Quarta ty sons Appeal Coit. The court reduced a 1020 fine to 510 for unlawful skin possession, noting the defendant did not consider the offense serious, while a co-defendant faced a similar charge under an alias.
Residents urged to contribute to a Blakeley testimonial fund as the committee moves to close the appeal. Donors may send subscriptions to any committee member or the Canberra Times office, with acknowledgments to follow.
London report from the Imperial Economic Committee notes the world survey of mutton and lamb finds more markets stable. Demand for mutton and lamb in Britain has risen significantly, while consumption of best real roman rut in and febree qutrammants remains relatively high.
An enthusiastic crowd greeted Morte Oberon who in reality Natalie Thompson, a native of Tasmania, when she arrived the...
The trial of Joseph Ryan, 35, a motor driver, began today over the April 8 1981 Mudgee mail train robbery. Prosecution alleges Ryan, with Collins Morin and others, robbed guards Emnext Squires and Kenneth Allen of four securities worth £4703, plus a revolver and pistol, after threatening the guard with a revolver on Oak Creek line near Uno station. Morin allegedly sent parcels to Colling at Darlinghurst as instructed.
Authorities announce a new system requiring shipping companies to cooperate on tax clearances for travelers. The measure aims to streamline checks, reduce delays, and enhance border efficiency by sharing data and standardizing procedures.
The Taxation Department and overseas shipping lines will cooperate to issue taxation clearances for visitors abroad and for those seeking outward passages. Treasurer Mr IR G Casey praised the response of shipping companies. George Nightingale, jailed for 11 months for escaping, was recaptured after brief liberty but later regained freedom. local officials announced cooperation with vessels and local offices to ensure proper forms and extra information when required.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a death linked to cyanide fumes involving Lorraine Priestly and Mint Tuesday. Details are unclear but indicate a fatal incident with possible at scene or investigation context.
A note indicates a special arrangement with Reuters World Service and asserts all rights reserved. The text mentions additional information and access terms, emphasizing controlled distribution and royalty status. No specific events, dates, or named entities are provided in the readable portion.
Two young aviators Twenty six and twenty one take to the flat stage today aiming for England. They hope to reach Charlee and Darwin near Timor with Brak pent, leaving yesterday. Thomas takes the controls to hold a B class commercial pilot’s ease Langley station. They plan to fly despite war era delays and still pursue their original aim to fly Rome.
Melbourne reports a proposed flour tax extension may delay in effect until year end. If the scheme begins by January 1, the tax would cease after four years, but if not, it would extend to next June pending operation by year end.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a debate over league strength and a possible win by a peewee team. The readable portions mention London and unnamed figures debating competitiveness and innocence, but crucial details, names, dates, and concrete outcomes are missing.
Sydney officials and inspectors gathered to discuss new provisions affecting the department amid contention. The meeting focused on proposed regulations and enforcement approaches, with key figures outlining positions and potential impacts on local fisheries.
A United States airliner crashed about sixteen miles northeast of Cheyenne Wyoming killing eleven people. Nine passengers and five crew members were aboard when the aircraft went down amid unclear weather conditions. Investigators work to determine the cause of the crash.
The bodies of two mounted constables were found in the bush near Winntedō after a Friday robbery incident. The grim discovery highlights a bank heist tied to a broader criminal probe. Police investigate motive and suspects as details remain sparse.
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