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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 21, 1933
Page
3
In England and Canberra churches schedule Holy Communion Morning Prayer Evensong and sermons led by Rev Jas Hard Gam Rev Harold Marshall Rev Dr J A Munro and Rev W H Cheetham. Districts include Queanbeyan Canberra and Co operative ministries with a focus on church events and youth activities.
Fragmented listing from Canberra area shows multiple Young People meetings and open sessions at Kingston and Duntroon venues. Items mention a People’s Meeting at 220 pm and a public function at Friendly Secret Hall with vague names and times.
Rev Jas Hardman will lead at St John’s Church with Rev Caton as preacher. At Hraddon Hill Rev Marshall preaches at 7 00. A noted bishop’s gift to St John’s Church involves a cope presented during the service.
Monahan of Ross Glebe Borney escaped serious injury when his motorcycle skidded at a right turn from Northbourne Avenue onto Alinga Street in Canberra. He suffered severe head and foot lacerations and was taken to Canberra Hospital by Sergeant Cook.
Police in Wellington investigate the death of Mim Lakey found by a pond on a Ruawaoro farm. They deem it not natural causes and fear both she and her missing husband were murdered. Burial postponed pending further examination of the remains.
Sunday morning sermon by the Rev Dr Munro Ford and Holy Communion at the close. Post communion address by Very Rev John Walker. Evening service and preaching by Rev Dr J A Munro Ford at St Stephen’s Queanbeyan. Ainslie Sunday School picnic today at Hall show ground. all invited.
The morning service at Meld tomorrow will be conducted by Rev A J Waldeck at 7 11 pm Mr Miller to conduct service and render the hymn Evening and Morning The Canberra Methodist Circuit September quarterly meeting to be held at Central Hall Forrest at 7 20 pm Monday October 3 Short session for Local Preachers Meeting at 7 15 pm prior to the Quarterly Meeting The Gouinturn District synod programs due to commence October 31 in Central Methodist Hall Forrest official cruise October 31 at 8 pm and Conversation on the Worry of God that evening at 7 45 Rev A W Parton of Goulburn will chair and preach the official sermon
Tomorrow the Co operative services in Central Methodist Hall Forrest will be led by Mr Monea Gable at 11 am and Rev H W Woodhouse at 7 40 pm. Woodhouse speaks on The Chugh and Disarmament. Woodhouse also preaches a Con trotbo at 2 pm and Messrs E Parr and A F Ruby attend Westridge and Molonglo respectively.
The Baptist Church will host three special services for the Sunday School anniversary with Rev. H W Woodhouse leading the morning, and Dr A J Waildock speaking at 8 pm. A children's concert follows on Tuesday evening with admission charged and a collection for the society.
Lawmakers clash on boosting MPs pay as unemployment and cost concerns rise. Proponents argue current £750 salary is too low and advocates seek a £250 rise with partial restorations, while opponents warn against increases during hardship and urge restraint. The vote advances to recommittal and a related appropriation bill proceeds.
Water supply from the Edward River in Deniliquin has failed for three days due to a motor pump breakdown. The hospital reserve of 15 000 gallons is exhausted while residents queue for river water. Portable containers are pressed into service and water is hauled from the river as valves fail and repairs await in Melbourne.
The Emergency Committee of the All Australia Trades Union Congress proposes a 36 hour work week and a 25 percent wage rise before December 1929. Unions are urged to renew wage applications amid calls for a 10 percent wage cut as part of the broader policy discussion.
Detectives seized Saturday morning and arrested a man in Rydalmere on a charge of embezzlement after a city firm reported a salesman sold wireless fetes in several suburbs and failed to account for deposits.
In a heated session Mr Gabb criticized the bill while calling for paid salaries up to 800 pounds a year. The Government split prevented Tuesday meetings as discussed budget bits and tariff requests. The chair warned speakers to address the chair as adjournment came at 12 40 pm with plans to reconvene Tuesday evening.
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