Caberra Times Notice From Queanbeyan District
A brief squib from Queanbeyan and district Sydney reports an agency at Ack's Mews near 7 Railway station. The item notes local business activity and a transportation linkage in the area.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1936
Page
2
A brief squib from Queanbeyan and district Sydney reports an agency at Ack's Mews near 7 Railway station. The item notes local business activity and a transportation linkage in the area.
Fragmentary weather item lists inconsistent figures and terms. Mentions Casberra, dam, temperatures near 103 degrees and 20 degrees, wind, and references to Queanderes service totals for the current year with unclear data.
A new residential subdivision is planned at Ainslie adjacent to the Australian War Memorial. Five blocks are offered, with only four available to the public. Each block fronts 259 feet and costs about £5000 with conditions on unimproved capital value and building completion within set months. Applications close September 11 with the Department of the Interior.
Mrs L A Abbott wife of a member for Gwydir sustained a light concussion when she was thrown from a horse near her home at Dunrivin. The accident occurred Tuesday as she was following her medical adviser’s orders to rest for several days. She struck her head on the road.
Albert John Yarjue was acquitted of all counts after a jury found him not guilty of manslaughter in a bicycle collision case. The judge told the jury to consider road darkness and cycling danger, directing actions after dusk to Loompty and related routes.
A new venture named National Airways, combining shipping and allied interests, plans to commence operations next month with routes linking Sydney Melbourne Launceston Adelaide and Perth. Numerous key business details remain to be finalized.
Police widen search into Dubbo drainage system over a mile as investigators pursue clues in the disappearance of 22 year old Ruby Green. Authorities say she is believed alive, but no effort is spared in tracing her tracks or locating her.
A heated session of the Metropolitan Water Board saw Aldermen protest a contract award to Knox Rich Int of England amid claims of biased tendering. Officials noted the British bids contrasted with Australian offers and directed awaiting fresh tenders as technical specs were disputed.
A retrospective on The Canberra Times marking ten years since its first issue on September 3 1936. The piece recalls Canberra’s early days and the paper’s survival amid financial strain and government friction as the city developed and the Commonwealth built a lasting local press. It highlights founders plans, the paper’s mission to serve Canberra and its people, and the economic challenges faced during the crucial expansion period.
Ezio Pinza, famed bass of opera, performed at the Albert Hall with Eade Rethberg on September day. The concert showcased Pinza’s international acclaim and note perfect singing while audiences praised his stage presence and light, soldierly demeanor.
Sydney reports the Secretary expresses close watch on puzzle contests held publicly. A proposed amendment to law is considered to protect the public. the department aims to simplify rules and oversee entries. Over 9,000 people attend or engage with the competitions, with timing adjustments under review.
A royal reception in Istanbul honors King Edward with plans for a Prussian audience. Meanwhile Melbourne hosts the Victorian Amateur Golf Championship where Victor Amatel, Zim Persier, and Ary Wi Diy vie in the second round with Ferrier defeating Boot Fond in a notable match.
A New Value reform requires direct racing by the N.8.W Nations Coursing Association. Mechanical hare fixtures and domatorw replacements are restricted or barred from competition. The rule appears to address nominating process and certification of bone fide nominees, amid potential difficulty in verification.
A fragmented report notes Labour activists in Sydney protesting expulsions and urging support for the Labour movement. The article references executive actions, suspensions, and calls for renewed unity within the party amid political tension.
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