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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 25, 1933
Page
2
Irregular OCR note shows Hean Limited Optician Mirset Byideny announces next visit Friday November 2 at Mhomsoh's Pharmacy Bankers fream. Presented by Mr Clark, office city contact. Distilled text indicates longstanding presence of an optician in the district for over thirty years.
Canberra weather report lists barometer 30.9 inches, temperature 67 at 2.40 am, max 86, min 7, wind from the north. It includes rainfall records for the month and notes monthly temperatures and rainfall statistics for Canberra.
Canberra forecast shows cool and cloudy conditions with scattered rain and thunderstorms, heavy on parts of the tableland. Strong squally south west and south easterly winds plus a chance of showers elsewhere.
Astronomical data lists times and minor planetary references with Moon rise at 9.5 am and 0.98 pan, plus mentions of Veruin rinos Talimam and Mitre elnoH TAB mm. Observations cite PBA AAT and Benttre. ries PAB man in terse, unit-heavy format.
Parliament discusses taxation measures and planned wage increases for state workers. The pushback centers on extending weekly hours and the political risk to the government while factions argue for or against broader reform. Executive reports note mixed financial conditions and a cautious outlook for income and expenditure.
In a Canberra Dimes column from March 25 1948 the author argues postwar armament reductions have faltered. Nations including Germany France Russia and the United States show secret deals and alliances as disarmament stalls. Britain must reassert peacemaker duties, with Australia urged to craft an active foreign policy and share dominion responsibilities to preserve world peace.
The Sydney Bank Commission announced a vast loan drive totaling about £1,000,000 with £749,240 cash applications lodged in two days. About £475,000 remained available for excess, and roughly £41,000 was set aside for quarterly distribution.
In a House debate on interior matters, Mr Blakeley stated that final details remain unsettled and a complete count will occur within a few days. The minister Mr Perkins indicated the government would extend to the next steps after verification and completion of the count.
In Canberra, disputes over employment rights and union recognition dominated a House of Representatives session yesterday. Members questioned government policy on AW U M and AWU affiliations while highlighting issues of union membership in the Federal Capital Territory and the legality of recognition.
The Associated News reports a mud shower at Hillston and broader political uproar. Senators Lynch and Lunn denounce alleged corruption in the Amsoel newspapers group and royal commission debates. Public calls for media reform and questions about press power surface amid economic strains and unemployment.
Annie Maranusie, aged four, is brought to the New Town Court over the drowning of her six year old sister Hetty. Evidence describes the body found in the river on October 7 by two boys. A confessor statement implicates a man named Jaaid who allegedly killed and disposed of the children. The witness recants portions of his account as the trial unfolds with testimonies about prior acts.
Governor Mia Maceneney, attended by Cagaain 1, B. raveirdi, D.G O., RAN, Military Secretary, arrived back in Canberra this morning from Malbouree.
A crowded session features Mr. Lyons and Mr. White arguing over wartime finance. Ministers discuss loan terms, customs duties, and currency adjustments amid debate on wages, pensions, and tax reform. The dialogue reveals friction over the economic strategy and its impact on workers and public works.
A garbled OCR passage portrays political turmoil surrounding a senator named Dyan and figures such as Keith and Colton. It hints at salary disputes, alleged backroom dealings, and a train of witnesses from Sydney. The text suggests accusations of corruption, calls for reform, and rising public interest in parliamentary conduct.
The city will open the Bw Monina Pool this Saturday with an attendant on duty. Admission charges listed include adult and junior monthly tickets, family access, and under‑ten rates. Hours are 6 40 am to 12 30 pm and 7 0 am to 11 noon with bathing and bandage services mentioned.
A Melbourne gathering of the Loan Council discusses ongoing policy directions led by Sir Ken Murdoch. The meeting examines commonwealth affairs and major newspapers' roles in shaping the public discourse across Australia.
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