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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 02, 1933
Page
2
Public publishing notice appears in a local newspaper detailing a notice action within the commonwealth. The fragment references legal publication requirements and the need to post information publicly for a specified readership and jurisdiction.
A damaged Canberra weather snippet from Friday shows garbled dates and figures. The readable portions mention temperature readings and wind but lack coherent details or precise measurements.
Canberra debate before the Royal Commission on petrol prices notes the fall in prices due to competition. Rural producers bear the burden of petrol tax with impracticable reliefs. A substitution by registration tax could shift relief to rural production while keeping transport revenue.
Canberra events see Governor General, ministers, and officials at Canberra Mall and federal buildings. Attendees include the Prime Minister, Attorney General, and Health Minister as regional leaders meet for discussions on governance and health policy with plans to return to Canberra for cabinet sessions.
A report on a meeting of a commission handling contracts for players. It details restrictions on marital status and wives, limits on manager roles, and a decision to reduce the number of applicants to four for a managerial position.
Revenue totals released show New South Wales collecting substantial sums, with monthly figures reaching over a million pounds and year to date improving. The report notes rising revenue across key sectors, including duties, with returns exceeding prior periods and suggesting stronger fiscal health for the current half.
William Reid died after a long life linked with mining and the district. He leaves a large family including Mrs Nelson and several daughters and sons in Queanbeyan Canberra and Drama. The funeral will be held at Mt Ye Chin in Canberra at 2:30 pm.
The notice outlines a continuation of tax exemptions under the Financial Meter Act 1902 for specific educational or literary products and imported goods including imported culinary items. It notes exemptions from November 11 and September dates, with exceptions and restricted categories such as explosives, wind instruments, and Australian origin products.
A fragment from a newspaper page credits printing and publication to C 3 and references the Federal Ceplial in an unclear context. The legibility limits full details, but the piece notes official or printed material produced by the named entities.
In a heated session described by the report, National figures including Mr Munro and Senator Lun faced criticism over government policy toward tariffs and the Joint Committee. The Country Party leaders accused the government of withholding promised policy support and downplaying collaboration, while opponents argued for strengthening a unified tariff framework and industrial measures under a broader national program.
A garbled readers views passage mentions permits, corrections, and payments tied to public works and a “National Capital,” with scattered references to individuals such as Mrs Bhedton Ald Will and a Maplety family. It notes plans, appointments, and historic events around 1920s 1930s, but the text is largely unclear and fragmented.
A damaged OCR text outlines a broad inquiry into welfare and political groups, mentioning Commonwealth, Ant Metboroy, and Canbertie. It references investigations, regional actions, and the plan to hold hearings or closures in venues such as Tei pre te Nacional, with dates and figures scattered across the fragment.
A large gathering braved heavy rain for the Canberra Grammar School annual ball at Albert Hall. The event featured decorated interiors, full attendance lists, and notable attendees including Rev De and Mes Teil, Canon, Prof and Mrs dP. Ms i and Mra, family names, and many local figures. The secretary Mr HA Peterson reported strong turnout and appreciation for the organizing efforts.
Fragmentary note from York Delod August 41 reports an injunction matter kept in abeyance. The text references a demyinae and procedures tied to a rece ptive Cornetl, with named individuals including Waney or Joan Maryey and eldigrtaudtesary figures. The legibility is poor but indicates ongoing court action.
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