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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 15, 1932
Page
5
A fragmented OCR of church notices lists services at QUEANBEYAN and CANBERRA including Roman Catholic, Archdeacon Mike, Missionary activities, anniversaries, and special day events. It mentions cantons, meetings, and religious groups with scattered names such as Archdeacon Mike, Mr W Mayer, and Rev ease To Special Day, plus Salvation Army and Christian Witness services.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Presbyterian Rowen Mee event on Monday at a Melbourne church with a Sunday following service and a talk by a visiting speaker. Mentions Poland arrival on Saturday and an event at a Hull port area, but text is garbled and names are uncertain.
A local deputy leader criticizes the government for betraying Indian industry in favor of Australian producers. The piece denounces efforts to increase military and colonial concessions, arguing for self government by elected representatives and opposing preferential treatment of Australian goods. The article flags concerns about imports, the press, and the influence of foreign trade policy on domestic industries.
The Fifth anniversary of the Tow Methodist Church will be celebrated tomorrow and on Monday. The service will feature Rev John W. Ifertom of Bynd fay with speakers and music by local groups. An evening program includes speakers, excerpts, and a musical tribute by the Central Co-operative choir, concluding with a closing service Monday night.
Queanbeyan correspondent notes a special service at the Methodist Church to mark the Sunday School Anniversary on the 14th. The church will be decorated with flowers and fittings, with hymnody and music provided by the children. Overseer Hanrann from South Australia will attend as guest of honor. the service time has been changed to 7:80.
In an eastern trade session Mr F H Stewart answered the first question posed by Mr Makin on the use of information and the potential for appointing a trade representative. The discussion touched on privacy and the role of government, with mention of a forthcoming social evening on October 2 hosted by the Women’s Guild to fund a local charity and a notable program featuring the Tartoomites.
Delegates arrive for the Y W C A National Conference with Lady Isaacs hosting and Rev Burgmann delivering the opening address. The event emphasizes a new world aimed at unity, service, and social reform as leaders call for broader participation and stronger commitment to the movement.
A garbled preface outlines a Braddon sports event near Atwithe Rohoal with a provisional schedule and officials. The text mentions Mr Aniitn as a courtesy host and Agordial Ins vilation IM. The fragment hints at a promotional KAM TO be preended ii and competitive events extending publicly.
A legislative exchange criticizes primary producers for bearing burdens of metabolism as ministers push a reform. Officials note health and economic impacts while urging collaboration between primary and secondary industries to share duties and responsibilities.
A fragmentary report outlines Hay Fever performances with Ravellency Taay Tranen and various dignitaries including the Voxtmustye Benord and Me. Aridi Parkhill. It mentions ticketing, audience anticipation, and the box office at AL McNeil's Vivie Centre with patrons from Canberra and Kurrajong.
Saint Gabriel’s fete to raise funds for the school is set for October 28. Attractions include a flower show directed by Mr Cumpston and a floral display by volunteers. Helpers organize a flower stall and mores from new entrants will be shown for purchase. Events take place at Holl Canberra Viletories with Ms Lane Wool in charge of stalls.
The long anticipated Canberras showdowns begin with a 100 yard event featuring competitors like Mia Plainfold and Mine tex, followed by a program including Medbourne Ad lnlds Mydway and a concluding Canberra championship. Stakeholders include Minn tmris Metb Unin koopar and Mia Peeron Metb with entrants such as Mla C Thincan Myth and Mimnon Peden.
A fragmented message requests correspondence with a person in Cambberra, mentioning Thelungian Henn for about a month around December or January. The writer says they must write to Helene at Box 26TF BE 4.P.O. Sydney.
A local optical firm with decades of service has toured the district for over thirty years. The notice cites Mr. A Nowell and references a date related to a promotional event, noting the firm's long standing involvement with the community.
Fragmentary text mentions Wy C Whakaspanre and the Federal Capital Arms of Aestratte with unclear context. The readable fragment hints at an official or ceremonial action but lacks concrete details, dates, or participants. Further readable material is needed for a precise summary.
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