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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 05, 1936

Page

2

Canberra buses to be modernised with five new vehicles

Canberra transport officials announce five new 116 hyp. A.C. buses to replace older AN C buses on city routes. The redesigned buses feature improved comfort, safety, and accessibility for passengers including schoolchildren from Cotter River district, with a driver controlled door and dedicated passenger compartments.

Canberra Unite A.N.C Meetlean Ajc Univ Cottar River Llanmyort Vetoo Department Axfety Cotter River Orainery Cotte Peasenguin Basia

Rugby League FC T Canberra Grand Final Day Preview

The semi final of the F C T Rugby League Club competition opens today at Telopea Park with two matches. Kingston meets Southa at 2 pm, Canberra City faces Queanbeyan reserves at 3 30 pm. City aims for premiership glory, Queanbeyan seeks a grand final slot if they win and beat City. Referee Mr. Jack Baker oversees both matches.

F.C.T Telopea Park Kingston Southa Canberra City Queanbeyan Theington Booths Goulburn Saturaay Queantey Jack Baker Benson O'Neill Kay Wil Ivensong St John'a

Railway cruise brings 120 Sydney girls to Canberra visit

A group of 120 Sydney schoolgirls toured Canberra yesterday aboard the steam railway cruise arranged by the Education and Railways Department of New South Wales. The party, led by Mr CW Lovett and attended by M Dalrymple and others, viewed Parliament House and a zoological display before continuing to Sydney. The visit aimed to showcase Canberra as the future educational and cultural capital, with praise for the Prime Minister and regional supporters.

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Fragmentary notice on rates and contact details in Canberra

A garbled OCR fragment mentions a city, telephone contact, and price notes for a service or product. Key readable items include Canberra and a general note about rates. No clear names, dates, or concrete actions are evident.

Canberra housing crisis prompts rethink of financing reform

Government spends heavily on Canberra housing as transfer of departments from Melbourne raises the stock. Critics say mere provision for staff needs fails to address the larger problem. They call for review of Commonwealth home finance to enable affordable finance and private ownership, arguing current five percent returns deter self sufficiency and threaten future expansion beyond planned limits.

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Massy Cup Queanbeyan vs Yass Promises Keen Contests

Queanbeyan prepares to meet Yass in the Manly Cup challenge match with team and supporters to travel by bus. Clergy and church groups will attend services in Canberra and Kingston, with the bishop addressing students and meeting churchwomen. a welcome and supper will follow, inviting cakes from church women.

Queanbeyan Goulburn WCA Canberra Viel.ing In Church Women's Union Yw.ca Elvens Clerwy Winitore Bupper

New Refrigerator Rules Take Effect Next November In Sydney

Regulators announced new refrigerator standards to curb energy use and safety risks. A conference by the Gra Where a refiguratiing chamber ix Mere' Association gathered industry and consumer reps to set guidelines. The policy envisages doors that open outward or inward, secure fastenings, and audible safety features to prevent misuse. Officials estimate yearly energy and material savings of about 580,000 units, with broader consumption reductions anticipated.

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Presbyterian Ministers Busy With Moderatorial Duties in Sydney

The Might Rev. C B Turnbull and Mr Turnbull are in Sydney engaged on Moderatorial duties and will not be at home during the next two weeks.

CB. Turnbull Turnbull Sydney

Methodist Church AU Central Forrest Morning Communion and Evening Choir

The Methodist Church AU Central Forrest will hold services tomorrow led by Rev. J Thomson and Rev. A G Arthur. Morning service includes Holy Communion. Evening service features anthems including Abide with Me and a Communion celebration. R G Arthur and Mr Thomson conduct at Wantridge Hall at 10 am.

M&thodint Church Chutet J. Thomson Artur MA Hay Communion Reid Churen Roo Arthur Holy Communion Tey J. Thommon Anthena Wentrides Hall AU Central Forrest A G Artur Ahnanther Mra. J Edwards Messrs Futtin Quavney Antvicos Mold Arthur Mr. Thomson Antham Ray R. G. Arthur Wantridge Hall

Baptists Set Morning Sermon and Communion Schedule

A local Baptist church announces morning sermon on Thy Living Affirmations and evening talk titled Menity IV Faligion. The monthly morning communion follows the service with De Anika chairing the event.

Carr Cup: Special Train to Goulburn for Final

Canberra supporters travel by special train to Goulburn for the Carr Cup clash tomorrow. Goulburn beat Canberra 17—14 in a recent Memmy Cup match, setting up another tight contest with several changes in both packs and backs. Captain Percy Williams leads Goulburn with Notton at scrum half. Canberra's lineup adjusts with Bladen for Faull and return of O'Brien in the forwards, with play set to begin at 8:00 am.

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Parliament Heavy Session Aims For Tax and Constitutional Debate

Parliament opens next Monday amid heavy session aims to decide on taxation cuts, welfare, and constitutional reforms. The government plans budget measures, tariff changes, and a possible referendum before February, with further talks on overseas service reform and defense spending.

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