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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 31, 1933
Page
4
A vintage ad extols Colgate toothpaste appealing to children and parents alike. It highlights a fresh pleasant taste and a quick routine that makes kids fall into the Colgate habit. The copy touts clean bright teeth and notes a low price as a memorable selling point.
At a Canberra Advisory Council meeting it was reported banks will not advance on 25 year rural leases. Mr Shakespeare pressed for a statement on whether the Administration has set a basis for re appraising rural areas. Mr Percival said banks only lend where security exists. He noted the need for lessees to have usable security and outlined a productivity plus Crown improvements formula for reappraisal.
In Supreme Court Judge Steel ordered an injunction against the Commonwealth Bank to halt operation of a savings account held in trust for Hugh Campbell’s daughter Eleanor Narelle Smith. Campbell claimed funds were moved after a declaration by his daughter and her marriage to William Smith. The injunction targets broadcasting of the order to bank managers nationwide and includes a transfer via telegram or letter.
London reports suggest the Kangaroos will be tested by early snow and frosty conditions as they prepare for forthcoming matches. Brown misses two strong shots against Wakefield hindering a potential record while he vies to match Francia for nine tries and 125 points. Attention remains on touring form, attendance, and financial proceeds from forthcoming tests to fund players.
The Orient Company announces an innovation for London service with a Villefranche call by LMS. Vessels Aronsay and Graman Mebountry sail from Sydney and Port New to various ports, offering passengers a chance to enjoy an evening in Nice or Monte Carlo. Ships scheduled to be at Villefranche around 2 a.m. with limited night arrivals.
A testimonial notes relief from rheumatism after two years of Salta and Krveclen use. The writer describes improved vitality and reduced pain, attributing benefits to internal balance, hydration, and a regimen combining Krveclen with other remedies.
Archibald John McDonald 54 stands charged in Sydney with 30 counts of forgery and 170 of altering cheques to a grocery firm at Ryde. Pleaded guilty to the offences. McDonald alleged malaria in Malay States delayed his return and led to heavy drinking before the alleged crimes. Detective Lee testified McDonald acted as secretary and secured cheques of 6 to 7 pounds. Defense contends illness and intoxication influenced actions.
Melbourne reports Len Alphonte Starr was found guilty in Wangaratta of a serious crime. The court delivered a five year sentence with labour, as stated by Dunrice Warley. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Kay Francis returns to the Capitol Theatre with Seeporra at Daybreak and a starry cast including Walter Hunton Nila Awther Mhitlive Holmes Kenn Pallets Vowlse Closer Hale and Henry Gordon. Rogers provides comic relief in Doctor. The show features Hungarian musical pieces and strong supporting performances.
Melbourne racing notes list Nord as favourite with several top contenders scratched from the Melbourne Cup and Derby favorites drawing attention. Triveato and Hireakuts are among horses moved. Cantale and other runners are also scratched in today’s field updates.
A penning of 62 200 shes contracted today at Flemington. Prices varied with demand for different weights and ages. overall quality was mixed with poor lower grades and steadier action in heavy lots. Wethers and ewes showed mixed quotations, with light animals selling at low to mid ranges and bigger sheep drifting toward parity with last Thursday.
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