Aie Pirm and Soe Sine Observe Seven
A unclear report notes seven as a key figure involving Aie Pirm and Soe Sine. Details are fragmentary, but the piece centers on a count or value of seven linked to the two individuals and a local context.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 27, 1934
Page
2
A unclear report notes seven as a key figure involving Aie Pirm and Soe Sine. Details are fragmentary, but the piece centers on a count or value of seven linked to the two individuals and a local context.
Canberra records rainfall for the current year with daily measurements. The bulletin notes Barqmeter reading 90.02 inches at 8:30 am and temperatures around 62 degrees at 1 am, with minimums near 29.8 degrees by 6 am.
The Royal Visit to Canberra ends and the new Parliament must start work on estimates and full scale programs. Cabinet deliberates urgent matters while ministers settle into their departments. A Premier gathering and Australian Loan Council meeting loom, with calls for a Commonwealth rather than state driven policy and finance reform to curb wasteful administration.
Mixed chatter from Perry’s tennis scene hints at uncertain plans and unclear futures. Speculation mentions players like Syd Crawford and Davie Cuplad, potential returns, and a questioned professional price amid a looming decision on 1035 haldhona and championship prospects.
The Home Office announces a new order restricting newsreels from showing dead or mutilated bodies. The ban aims to curb graphic war footage following the Marseilles incident and reflects stricter wartime censorship.
A fragmented church notices list October 4 liturgies across denominations. Holy Communion and Evensong appear at Paul’s Kingston and St Christopher’s Duntroon, with Masses at Christ the King and Ainslie Public School. Other parishes include Presbyterian Braddon and Methodist Reid Allen Wool, plus Co operative Central Campbell and Molonglo services.
Christian Science Society Canberra holds weekly Berence services at Albert Hall with the Sunday evening sermon titled Probation After Death. Testimony meetings are at VWCA City on the third Wednesday monthly at 4 20 pm. All are invited.
Overseas trade figures for the United Kingdom show imports valued at £27,928,000 from Australia, 76 percent, with Empire nations accounting for the remaining. Half year data indicate Great Britain received £64,731,000 in total port values, Australia supplying £20,025,107. Exports to Australia reached £89,490, representing a notable Empire share.
In Sydney Friday the Minister for Agriculture announced that a bill to control grasshoppers will be introduced in the state Parliament next week. The bill would require landholders to notify grasshopper presence, empower the Bird Protection Board to supervise destruction, and authorize the destruction of grasshoppers on Crown lands with Treasury grants as needed.
Friday. Mr. CR W. Lloyd the Official Receiver received a writ for £25 000 against Alexander McManus, a traveller allied with McManum's Point. Lloyd also took note of two other writs this month, one for £63 000 and another for £5 000. The actions show no effect yet.
Rev Guyon Robertson will preach at 9 am and 7 30 pm at St John’s on Kiné Street. The choir will sing Calcott’s in the morning and evening services. Prominent visitors include Reverend A. R. Keele from Kayunda and a Lantern Lecture on Facto tun. Fete preparations invite gifts of plants and vegetables for fundraising. The annual Sunday School prize event and Central Methodist Hall social are noted, with Burra Circuil meeting and District Synod business to follow.
A general communion is held tomorrow in Melbourne to honor meat choice and national subventions. The Eucharistic Congrtrian will be at St Christopher's, with the Blessed Sacrament exposition after the second Mass and continuing through the day.
Partial OCR lists names and grades with multiple garbled entries. It mentions Mrs, Ransom, LTC IL, Miss A. Cleary, Lorna Murty, Estella Pater, Jeanne Lalit, Waller Mure, Hanouine, Grady, Tipu, and Dave Lanenior among scattered grade and honours references.
Prosecutors will be Mr W J Campball at 11 am. The Reverend HW will lead a morning service at Wood Route at 7 30 pm. Mr A E Biison and the Church of St Ann Ruby will conduct the service at aw. Special for young Woatridgn at 9149 am. Sii Le people invited to Sunday School Ballen tint at Mer hekolurs. Mr Bikcep Turnbull to preach Gur Depedl Lance om Gad. Mrs J Murray will sing Oh Rent is the Lord. Evening sermon by Mr Turnbull on Mom shall not give oll bread suome.
An OCR damaged item describes an evening church service at 7:40 PM at a Baptist church and mentions associated groups and a week of activities. The text is garbled with multiple fragments about unrelated events and entities, including Grange and Lodge mentions, making specifics unclear.
Robbery at the local post office reported last night by unidentified thieves described as experts. The safe was blown, cash and valuables stolen, with investigators sent to conduct inquiries after the crime was discovered this morning.
The Duke of Kent accompanied by Prince George waits with the Prince of Wales and the Duke of York in the House of Lords today. A note mentions Hoke Hill seat at November 7.
A damaged, OCR-like report describes a Canberra event with personal vice regal Meo Morin, Lord Minn, and Lady Milne attending at Government House. Attendees include governors, ministers, and foreign officials from Australia and abroad, with farm tours led by J B Eiehensin and Xf. J. Gutheldge.
Fragmentary text discusses clerks and a bragging tone about a story. Mentions Witte We Grew and urged people to swear or protest. Includes scattered names and phrases with unclear meaning.
An assortment of Queanbeyan authors and titles is described as accepted by the council and University. The article lists works related to land, empire, and Australian history with an emphasis on regional publications and notable authors. The piece mentions Beattie and Willison among others, with brief notes on reception and circumstances surrounding some reevaluations.
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