Canberra Times anniversary marks second year of service
The Canberra Times celebrates its second year with eight months as a weekly paper, nine and a half months as a biweekly, and since February last as a morning daily. The edition lauds Canberra as the national capital and pledges continued dedication to national and local readers. Messages from prominent figures praise the paper and its role in informing the citizenry across Australia.
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Labour Leader Greeting in Parliament Sparks Debate
The Australian leader Mr J. Perkins urges Canberra progress while attacking critics. He cites federation growth and federal spending as drivers of prosperity, insisting cooperation will advance the country. The speech touches on Canberra themes and the need for unity in parliament.
Tribute from Australian manufacturers recalled in letters
Letters from industry leaders including J S Cramsie and Parkhill praise the Canberra Times for its coverage of Australian manufacturing progress. They emphasize continued reporting on production improvements and the role of the press in informing workers and managers about market trends and technology advances.
Canberra Chronicles Showcase Canberra Figures and Debates
The piece surveys Canberra figures and factions, detailing the Prime Minister and political actors. It notes debates on governance, constitutional reform, and the future direction of the territory, highlighting opposition figures and local press commentary. The article emphasizes the influence of public discourse on policy and national identity.
Governor General Messy Message From Canberra
Canberra residents confront a cryptic gubernatorial missive as officials push to clarify policy. The document appears to outline strategic aims and governance steps, with unnamed authorities referenced and little concrete detail disclosed.
Canberra Times Second Anniversary Reflections and Growth
The Canberra Times marks its second anniversary since first issue on September 3 1926 and outlines early ambitions. It notes initial private industrial support, rapid expansion to two weekly issues then daily publication, and aims to inform Federal Capital Territory residents with timely national and international news as Canberra grows under managerial oversight by Hon. T. M. Shakespeare M.L.C.
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Notice from Canberra and District Observers
A local notice from Queanbeyan editor J. Dunne notes communications from Melbourne The Herald Weekly Times and The Sporting Globe. It references London, Gunti Vid and ProWse with mentions of Irene Cookatalls and local movements including Ames Compted and Pinders St AbIwR.
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