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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads Canberra addresses and rental terms with scattered phrases about per annum prices and local suburbs such as Manuka and Bingaton. The legible bits indicate a property listing or rent rate note for Main Street area and surrounding Canberra districts.
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Weather data from Canberra and surrounding regions lists barometer readings, temperatures, and rainfall. It notes 24 hour maximums and minimums, and introduces Queanbeyan rainfall records for the current year with incomplete figures and fragmented OCR text.
In a lively session led by Mr Bhudo, Hix Excellency Mr aKt sul Debuehi is introduced as the Superior Japanite Majong e Ambasador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary by the Governor General and Lady at Government House Cun Ere.
A disjointed report describes a blind woman in danger as her clothing ignited. The fragment mentions a Mo-Tactan Park location and attempts to aid her, with unclear names and dates due to damaged text.
A plan to reestablish the Interstate Commission is expected to be outlined by Cabinet this year. The revived body would gain seven year terms for commissioners and may serve as life members of a Court of Commerce, with broader powers to investigate interstate trade, manufacturing, immigration, and related economic issues.
The author argues Australia must reject war linked to League of Nations aims and push a pacific policy in the Pacific. War threatens the Near East and Pacific alike, urging Canberra to back peaceful ties with Japan and other neighbors while rejecting Geneva driven militarism.
Preparatory work completes for Baal Queanbeyan cement pipe factory production for the Queanbeyan sewer system. Manager Mr Camm oversees filing of linking machinery and early week start. A trial concludes with plans to hire Tight men for about six months and subject pipes to testing before transfer to the Public Works Department. Local cricket tournament at Queanbeyan Park courts draws large attendance with finals to continue next Wednesday. trophies donated by multiple local benefactors. Club meeting for Queanbeyan Cricket Club postponed to Thursday evening. venue, agenda adjusted after council consultation.
In Melbourne on Wednesday Henry Jokes 63 of Middle Park and John Mulligan 41 of Prabrac faced trial for allegedly planning a Commonwealth Bank of Ballarat break in. Witnesses dispute entry plans while one man claims self defence and police marks murder allegations. The case continues.
The Japanese envoy Debuchi predicted a golden era of harmonious prosperity for Australia and Japan, while Prime Minister Lyons hailed the milestone of a long friendship. He stressed freer trade and strengthened ties, noting Japan’s rise and Australia’s recovery. He foresaw broader Pacific peace and prosperity through collaboration.
Mr Debuchl urged cooperation among Britain Japan and Australia to build a peaceful Pacific. He stressed shared aims from wartime friendship, growing economic ties, and a peaceful future. Prime Minister Lyons and External Affairs Minister Pearce lauded the visit with gifts from the Commonwealth government.
Prolonged negotiations over a multiemant led to the steamer Macuba being held by AUSN authorities today until the crew resolved a pay dispute. The episode followed megoliathons aimed at securing the vessel’s operations.
An imperial ambassadorial call occurred at Government House Canberra with His Excellency Mr Katani Deboont receiving officials including Prime Minister Lycan and Sir George Pearse. Deboent later reciprocated the call at Parliament House Canberra with the Right Honourable J A Lyona in attendance.
A post office was robbed during a blast that blew the door and wrecked the safe. Police report shows a violent break in with damage and a suspect believed involved. No further details available in the fragment.
B G Kelly, Labour veteran and former secretary of the Transport Union, addresss a Molonglo gathering urging full time work and arguing against welfare cuts. He cites unemployment, dole levels, and harsh deductions, calling for government action to create jobs and protect families. A committee forms to back the candidate's election.
Dr Waldoch Waldoch? Waldoch addresses Canberra Baptists urging ministers not to see Canberra as a mere provincial outpost. He argues conversion of visitors and faith in cities like Melbourne Sydney Melbourne are not grand demarcations of divine plans, urging caution and renewed spirit.
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