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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 26, 1936
Page
2
The readable fragments suggest a typographic error filled note or headline about a local matter. Names and places are unclear, with missing context preventing a clear event, date, or involved organizations. Further legible text is needed to establish a concise, factual summary.
The report lists temperatures, barometer readings, wind, and rain chances for Sunday. It notes a morning and evening temperature around 86 to 82 degrees, barometer near 20.79 inches, and wind changes with minor rain potential. Historical daily weather summaries include station readings and notes.
A fragmented report notes a rifle shooting gathering with competitors at a range. It mentions a meeting with signs of results and participation but lacks clear names or dates. The piece hints at competition outcomes and local interest in marksmanship.
Three renowned Scottish musicians led by Dutoar Morison will perform at the Albert Hall on Monday November 2. The Canberra Musical Society and Highland groups arranged the tour and transport to Canberra, aiming to give Territorians a chance to hear these internationally acclaimed artists.
Weather bulletin for Canberra indicates warm and sultry conditions with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Expect severe local squalls, morning mist, and freshening northeast to southeast winds increasing through the day.
The Royal Commission on Monetary and Banking Systems had spent 11 476 by mid October, with final costs estimated at 14 379. Other inquiries since January 6, 1932 totaled about 95 000, plus unpublished state costs. The Prime Minister urged tighter economy and more parliamentary scrutiny of public expenditure.
C.Y.W.A. conducts extended gymnastic activities in the northern suburbs. Classes start soon at the City YMCA Building. Junior classes led by Mr L. O Bird run Thursday evenings from 6.45 pm. Senior classes led by Mr P. F Douglas run 8 pm to 10.30 pm. The gymnasium is provided by YMCA authority.
A 40 year old man William was accused by magistrates in Wigan after punching his son aged 45 in a dispute over an enforced bedtime during the August Bank Holiday. The son testified the father demanded the boy be in bed by a certain hour, prompting the altercation. William admitted losing his temper and offered to settle by leaving the home and paying £2 4.
A Canberra gathering heard Mr. A E Green argue that Soviet governance will endure and alter church relations. He described harsh living, housing shortages, and rapid industrialisation in Russia while praising literacy gains, peace longing, and a rich culture including music and art. Canberra choir and organ provided afternoon entertainment.
The NSW Bowling Association opened a new Canberra green with president Mr P W Pidgeon officiating. Players from Sydney Cooma Canberra and Bowral took part while honors went to Richardson Souler Harries and Pidgeon for a NSW win over Rain Parson Burnswerile Francis. The ceremony welcomed visitors and noted growth of bowls in New South Wales with many clubs planned in country districts.
The Pores Bowling Pavilion was filled to capacity for a Saturday smoke social drawing attendees from metropolitan clubs and other groups in the district. President Mi C H Bem occupied a seat as Sir John Hardwon proposed moving the Canberra Bowling Club, praising the event as delightful and well attended by prominent men.
Reid Methodist Church anniversary observances drew large crowds as three services were held. Rev Willage Oreen of Gaidamith Methodist Church officiated with strong congregations. Special services at 6th merging and evening featured Mrs. Mitchell and organist M. Reid. Canberra Male Choir and soloist Mr. Diller added music. MLA A. E. Grete spoke for Kalgoorlie. Closing social planned for tonight.
A letter debate from 1938 discusses a motion within the CU.C. and an Australia university unit for militia service. It questions formation rules for volunteers, calls for student input, and critiques responses from Undergra… with emphasis on student opinions and institutional actions.
The New Bowling Association president FW Pidgeon emphasized the need for the Condoren bowling club to be represented at the Empire Games in Sydney in 1986. A varied music program delighted attendees with performances by A B Pelery and others as the community winging was directed by J Elliott.
A National Football Acton Club social tribute marks the grant program for Federation Capital Territory by the Australian game. The 1038 Amateur Carnival in Lawes ton sees MS. Orr and President Mr. D. Dunlap praised for organizing players' support. Notables include Mr. James Toohey, Mr. Kat Perry, Mr. Sam Toohey, Mr. Charles Lee, and Mr. A Wade. Trophies and a framed enlargement of the team were presented, with thanks to officers and caterers.
The Federal Golf Club held the first round of its championship on Saturday afternoon. E Griffiths led qualifiers for match play after a strong showing. The next round and related events are scheduled for the following Saturday, with competition expected to continue in an engaging pace.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a family’s perilous past at 6.5 Topas Street Lamar Lamdon. A deceased mother, a buried past, and a troubled son loom as a tense backdrop. Names, dates, and places are garbled but imply a dire household history and a crime or accident.
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