Funeral notice for James Stone in Canberra
Members of the FC.T. Hranch invite attending the funeral for the late James Stone. Depart from Canberra Hospital at 31M for St. John's Cemetery in Canberra. L. W. Nott, President. F. B. Dawkins, Secretary.
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James Stohée
Allan
Canberra Hospital
St. John's Cemetery
J. Jone
A.1.f
Canberra
Bt. John's Cemetery
Wardell
Fc.t. Hranch
James Stone
L.w.nott
F.B. Dawkins
Notice on Canberra Times Subscriptions and Delivery
The Canberra Times offers prepaid subscription options with home delivery in Canberra and Queanbeyan. Orders are placed by providing name and address. Canberra residents use the given contact, while Queanbeyan orders may go to Mr J W Merray in Low Street.
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Canberra Times
Canberra
Queanbeyan
Phopé
Weather data and rainfall totals from October period
The report lists barometer readings for 8 20 p m and temperatures of 66 and 46 degrees with a 42 degree reading on a screen. It notes wind from the east and provides 24 hour maximum and minimum temperatures with October rainfall totals and related figures in a scanned table.
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Prake
Upper House Preparations for Elections and Booth Setup
Preparations for the Upper House elections proceed with nominations totalling OB. A polling booth has been erected in the Legislative Council chambers, fitted to prevent light for voter secrecy.
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Rydney
Bisons
Heales
Lecture by Rev Dr Angus to be published soon
The Rev Dr Angus Canberra lecture on Treligion in National Life will be published shortly by the University Association. The manuscript is with Angus and Robertson of Sydney and may be the final address connected with the University Association this year.
Appointment of Senator Sir Harry Lawson as Honorary Minister
After the Federal Cabinet meeting, Senator Sir Harry Lawson was appointed Honorary Minister and would assist Mr Lyons at the Treasury. He will also have charge of Treasury matters in the Senate and will be given some detention to administer.
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Melbourne
Harry Lawson
Lyons
Treasury
Senate
Inter
Inquiry into New South Wales subdivision opens in Sydney
The New States Commissioner Mr UH S Nicholas will open the inquiry into the subdivision of New South Wales in Sydney on Wednesday. Voluminous evidence has been prepared for the Country Movement and will be presented by Mr Irish Elthe. After preliminary proceedings the inquiry is likely to be adjourned for a short interval.
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Sydney
New States
UH. S. Nicholas
N.S.W
Irish Elthe
Liiely
Queanbeyan U W A to Hold Third Annual Betrothal Event
The Queanbeyan Branch of the U W A announces its third annual benefit at Hotel Queanbeyan on Friday October 1. Les Pogson and his band will provide music with dancing from 8 pm to 2 am. Limited reservations are available. patrons should contact acting secretary Mrs W H Dickson at 288.
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Queanbeyan
U/W. A
Pulpana
Queankjuan WA
W. H. H Dickwon
Galsworthy Play Reading Moves At Canberra Society
Canberra Society of Arts and Literature presented the Galsworthy play The Pigeon at the Institute of Anatomy last night. Dr Allen led an able cast including Miss Malda Silk as Ann and A Ferrand as a philosophical French yogabond, with strong turns by Dr W Ludbrook Canon Hertley and Mr G Brojnowski Sir Thomas Hoxton.
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Canberra Society of Arts and Literature
Institute of Anatomy
Galsworthy
Rencerna
Christopher Wellewyn
Wellwyn
Bouwse
Aruiet
Gulsworthy
Kuch
Noctoly
Dr Allen
Malda Silk
Ann
AR Ferrand
Profeminer Haydon
Canon Hertley
Megan
Allison Taylor
F Gay
Christian
Timson
Cap
Hugh Smith
Constable
Archer
Mr. Ashton
Holdaway
Flour Tax Likely for Wheat Bounty
Federal ministers from Victoria South Australia and the Commonwealth prepared a plan for a flour tax to aid wheat growers. Premier Butler and officials discussed continuing assistance amid low prices. A £5 per ton levy on flour could fund a bounty per bushel of wheat.
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Melbourne
Victoria
South Australia
Mr. Butler
Main
Stanley Argyle
Vic
Jana
F. H W. Stewart
Stewart
Australia
Germanys postwar challenge to world disarmament and peace
The piece argues Germany under Hitler rejects the Disarmament Conference and the League of Nations, risking world security. It notes Britain’s comparatively modest disarmament and warns that militarist Germany could provoke a global crisis, urging steadfast pursuit of peace and accountability at Geneva.
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Germany
League of Nations
Dr. Stresemann
Herr Hitler
Hitler
Britain
Geneva
Local successes at NRA carnival at Anzac Hill Range
Members of the Queanbeyan Rifle Club returned after the National Rifle Association prize meeting at Anzac Hill Range. Teenager Mervyn Storey, 17, topped earnings with over £70. E G Lewis second with £16. Storey won in the vials, while Lewis placed second in the Mark Foy 300 yards. Seven club members were on the visiting team.
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Queanbeyarn Rifle Clo
National Rife Association
Anzac Hille Range
Storey
Sydney
E. G. Lewis
Atury
A. Band
Lewis
Tne
Mark Foy
No Cases for District Court in Queanbeyan Sitting
The District Court for the Southern and Hunter Districts at Queanbeyan showed no cases on the sitting list yesterday. Judge Sheridan opened the court but only two cases were scheduled. one was withdrawn and the other not served.
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District Court
Southern
Hunter Districta
Queanbeyan
Hin Honor
Convent Ball Receipts Top Fifty Pounds
Despite an unprepared balance sheet the Convent Ball is reported to have cleared over £50. Receipts on Thursday night slightly exceeded £46 and the following night brought in £27. Mrs G G O Hanlon won the secretary position.
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O'Hanlon
Government announces 1000000 loan scheme for building repairs
The Minister for Laieke Cunningham outlined a government loan facility of 1 percent interest worth £1,000,000 to help property owners repair and alter premises. The plan aims to fund painting, roofing, plumbing, extensions, fencing, and other improvements quickly with owners retaining control of the money and repaying at low rates.
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Sydney
Laieke Cunningham
Tovernment
Thinning Ham
Grammar School Legacy Tied to Cooma Benefactor
Solicitors for the Frederick Blaxland estate of Cooma have notified the Canberra Grammar School of a legacy of 60 pounds. Blaxland, partner at Blaxland Son and Rose of Cooma, was vice president of Cooma Grammar School and favored a merger with Canberra Grammar School before transferring his interest to the latter.
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Canberra Mar
Frederick Blaxland
Cooma
Blaxland
Blaxland, Son
Golfer Kills Snake at Acton Links
During a golf match at the Pederello Club's links in Acton yesterday, R. L. Douglas noticed a dog barking and found a brown snake measuring about 4 ft 6 in after accidentally striking at it with a club.
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Snake of Acton
Acton
R. L Douglas
Queanbeyan Court Convicts Murphy Pringle on Indecent Language
At Queanbeyan Police Court Charles Murphy Pringle aged 24 was convicted of indecent language and resisting arrest. He received fines and cumulative hard labour terms while witnesses described a late night in Crawford Street with a crowded crowd returning from the pictures. Other defendants faced charges for drunkenness with recognizance forfeited and multiple prior convictions noted. Mr G CHook sat on the bench.
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Queanbeyan
Charles Murphy Pringle
Looby
Crawford Street
Jance Borman
Edward Charles
Canberra Officials Depart For Investigations And Visits
Lady Tsancs accompanied by Lt. Kiynlay leaves Canberra for Sydney this evening. Mrs Kerr-Pearse and Miss Kerr-Pearse have left Government House. Dr J R McMillan, senior genetics officer, travels to Sydney to discuss wheat yield environment with the Agricultural Department of New South Wales. Wiles Mr Barnard heads to Griffith for citrus investigations then Merbein for five-year vine work. London agent W M Gardiner of Sargood, Childiner and Co visits Canberra. Mr T G Murray MLC departs after a brief stay.
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Tsancs
H. Kiynlay
A.D.C
Canberra
Sydney
Kerr-Pearse
E. Kerr- Pearse
Government House
J. R. McMillan
Agricultural Department of New South
Wiles
Barnard
Commonwealth Research Department
Griffith
Merbein
W. M Gardiner
London
Sargood, Ghirdiner and Company
York Street
T. G. Murray
M.L.C
Ater
Woman's Lapse Forged Papers Sentenced at Central Court
Susan May Duncan was sentenced to six months imprisonment for forging documents to defraud. The sentence was suspended under the flrent offenders act. Evidence showed involvement with a women's employment agency and £10,887 handled between August 1931 and June 1992, with £279 in fictitious receipts. The defense cited mental and physical distress and planned to apply superannuation funds to meet the department's claim.
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Rydney
Susan May Duncan
Central Court
Department of Labour
Alford
New Basic Wage Declaration Expected Next Week
Moody Rydney announces a basic wage declaration likely to be issued next week. The statistician from Industrial Commission has nearly completed compiling the necessary figures for the declaration.
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Rydney
Moody
Statistician Industrial Commission
Australian film on valor and industry shown at Capitol Theatre
Courtesy of the Capitol Theatre a special film about valour is shown Thursday morning. Senator in charge has arranged the screening to highlight the Australian fishing industry and related prickly pear research by the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research. Senator McLachlan will attend and address those present.
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Capitol Theatre
Lan
Wf de
Council of Scientine and Indudl
McLachlan
Women’s Doubles American Handicap Tournament Draw
A large entry for the Women's Doubles American Handicap event to be held Wednesday starting 4 40 pm at the Reid Northbourne and Braddon clubs. Sections list players from Mesdamen Hammond Gowing Hutchings Weaver Allbright Lee Gee Hicks Bolly Sigzins Myers Thorpe Crawbey Cornall McAlixter Southwall Faul Ryan Parr McElguin Taylor Spithill Hortos Hortas Edward Stubbington Mahony Hellhouse Cusack C Smith Edwards Holtenbury A Southwell Bingamen Peate Thomas Baker Tuck O Hallivan Paul and others. Additional Braddon Meadamen section includes Swindon Fraser Luidvidson Taylor Lott Batley Weymouth Willington Hoberson A Smith Voxon Maguire Misa Hilder. Northbourne section features Vant Giboe Lucas Perry iman Pleraon Gilbert Misa vans Mea dames Southwell Droop Moore Fayle Rayment Jeffreys Daly McFadyen Savage Famsay Cottingham Douthwaite Clough Horgan Weekex Gillard Harman Misnex James Dullara.
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Voxon
Horgan
Reid Club
Reid
Northbourne
Braddon
Hedlona
Mesdames Hammond
Gowing
Hutchings
Weaver
Allbright
Lee
Gee
Hicks
Bolly
Sigzins
Myers
Thorpe
Crawbey
Cornall
McAlixter
C. Southwall
Faul
Ryan
Parr
McElguin
Taylor
Spithill
Hortos
Hortas
Edward
Stubbington
Mahony
Hellhouse
Cusack
C. Smith
Edwards
Holtenbury
A. Southwell
Bingamen
Peate
Thomas
Baker
Tuck‘or
O'Hallivan
Paul
HL Mackinnon
Horan
Meadameninh
Swindon
Fraser
Liuvidson
Lott
Batley
Weymouth
Willington
Hoberson
A. Smith
Maguiré
Misa Hilder
Mesdames Vant
Giboe
Lucas
Perryiman
Queanbeyan Defeats Federal Golfers In Return Fixture
Queanbeyan Golf Club defeated Federal Golf Club by ten matches to two on the focal course Sunday afternoon. N Croker and T Harman were the only Feds to lose both their matches. J McGiven beat H M John von 6 up and 6 in another result F Greenwood beat W Aurion 6 up and 6 8.
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Queanbeyan Golf Club
Federal Golf Club
N. Croker
T. Harmen
J. McGiven
H. M. Johnvon
W. Greenwood
W. Aurion
K. Bradley
C. Hughes
Hellyer
Harris
F. Greenwood
G. Long
H. Lee
W. F. Ware
I. N. Croker
W. Parker
A. Harman
L. Dwyer
FE. Janeen
R. EK. Tregear
Exhibition of Cans Pictures At Hotel Canberra
The Minister for the Interior will open an exhibition of coloured photographs at the Hotel Canberra on Thursday evening. The works were prepared by A Collingridge from the late Arthur Collingridge and are associated with the National Art Gallery. The Australian National Association notes these views for overseas display.
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Intecir Perkins
Canberra
A. Collingrich
Arthur Collingridge
Kaciely Lee
National Art Galley
Australlian National Association
Oversea
Relief workers begin fortnightly relief work in Queanbeyan
A new system replacing weekly relief work with fortnightly sessions started in Queanbeyan yesterday. The change impacts local relief staff and residents awaiting aid.
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Queanbeyan
Gang Dute Change Plan For Fortnight Schedule
A document outlines two gangs of men shifting hours weekly for a fortnight. The second gang will begin on Tuesday next with shifts from one to two hours. The scheme lets workers perform different duties and reduces small weekly hours. At the Council Chamber 127 men were paid £186 1 9 for the week ending Saturday 1st.
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Num
Council Chamber
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