Publishing Notice From The Canberra Times
The Canberra Times issues a publishing notice detailing home delivery, regional service areas including Canberra and Queanbeyan, and ordering information. It lists agents in Canberra, Queanbeyan, and surrounding districts and directs residents to send home addresses to The Canberra Times or to place orders via listed contacts.
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Canberra
Liebomen
Camborre
Queanbeyan
Onder
Canberra Times
Quesabeyan
Lowstreet
Phoas
Quaanbeyan
Weather Summary for Canberra and Queanbeyan
Canberra weather report lists barometer and temperatures with highs and lows for the recent period. Queanbeyan rainfall data show monthly totals and daily measurements, including notable figures for September and February, in a historical weather record.
Hospital funds backed by Australian bonds
The financial editor notes hospital funds hold about 1,000,000 in Australian bonds bought through New York and London. He warns of exchange risk for buyers in Britain but says the bonds could be repaid early and remain an attractive investment for those seeking income in America.
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London
Bunany
Rhe
Tally
Astronomical Data From Commonwealth Observatory
Observational notes from Mt. Stromlo include planetary rise times for Moon, Jupiter, and others. Morning positions show Moon at 9:10 AM, Jupiter at 6:04 AM with other entries referencing planets and minor details.
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Commonwealth Solar Observatory
Mt. Stromlo
Ron Rikoe
Patty Moon
Balun
Canberra Forecast For The Day
The forecast calls for some scattered showers with mostly fine weather overall. Expect morning drizzle, mists and frosts on highlands with westerly to southwest winds mainly.
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Canberra
Highlands
Ottawa Ottawa five year agreements hailed as empire unity step
The Ottawa conference results are praised as a significant move toward imperial economic cooperation through preferential treatment and unity. While not meeting all hopes, a definite basis for cooperation was forged, with Britain ready to link colonies and dependencies for common Empire preferences, guiding future policy and trade.
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Ottawa
Reagan
Alma
Baldwin
Empire
Britain
Carping Critica
Variations In Basic Wage Awards Reported
Variations in conformity with the basic wage were made today by the Industrial Register to 14 awards. Affected groups include Government Railway Gangers and Construction Workers, Government Tramway and related trades were noted in the notice.
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Government Railway and Tramway
Gawmillora
Truife
Forty Speaker Groups Formed In Country Rhodesney
A Sunday report states a speaker group network with about 590 members organized nationwide under a Benntor Hinty scheme. The text notes groups in Porth and Hivernia and mentions 5 percent and other unclear figures. Details are incomplete and naming is uncertain.
Windows Set For 30 Pounds at O'Connell Quay
Unclear text reports on regulation of crowds at an event described as carémoning with 60,000 stewards trained. It notes over 70,000 children taking part in 30 Mums in Phoonis Park with a 4 percent figure.
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Wehu
Phoonis Park
Leaving Age Teachers Call For Education Wage Talks
Sydney Monday reports teachers at the annual Win Federation conference urged a wage review and hinted at strike actions if the Minister of Education delays. Drummond said the government aims to maintain highest educational standards and avoid harming prosperity. calls for top age limits and stricter adherence despite travel costs.
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Sydney
McCfulneas
Win Federation
McGuitmean
Anc Actin
Drummond
Force Mackie
Teachern’ College
Aystern
G. H. Clothice
Concord Wealy
Lie
Nama
Hem
Mackie
Clothiers
Senate to Rise for Week Amid Budget and Pensions Talks
In Nepald the Senate plans a brief adjournment as Prime Minister Tyonn signals possible farm work leave. Debate centers on the Financial Emergency Act and pension cuts with Labor issues. Development envoy Sto Tachian heads to Tendania to study a new system, joined by Kokors. Nearby, Mogere, former Council of Scientific and In Aierial Research officer, weighs in as talks loom over corporate stakes and private interests in Latrobe field upgrades.
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George Euros
Senate
Henator McEachlan
Nxt
Prie
Tyonn
Sto~ Tachian
Tendania
Ayatem
Latrobe
Kokors
England
Mogere
Couneil of Scientific An
Exnert
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Anat Winder
Seutin
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Newnes
Tuiscani
Latrobe Fieldu
Retinus Champsoyed Cogiminurs
Ravram
Candle Company
Irk Stony
Rogers la
Laxtruby
Renurt
Removal Of Trees At Intersections For Traffic Safety
Authorities following nine oral committees including the Chief of Police Major Jona and Interior Department officials ordered the removal of trees at several intersections in Cu berra. Trees near the Kulleay Starcott Jando entrance and along nearby points were cut to improve visibility and safety at city streets.
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Uicer
Police
Major Jona
Aeers
Department of the Interior
Cuberra
Rome
Lake George Highway Trees Damaged Prompting Transport Complaints
The New South Wales Department of Transport faces complaints over damage to trees along Amber Jong and adjacent areas near Lake Gorge. Action is approved to prevent further harm to timber and preserve the surrounding natural beauty, with timber preservation matters referred to the appropriate department.
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AAMA
New South Waloa
Amber Jong
Lake Gorge
Awochtina
Personal View Real The Foltawine and Canberra Honours
A fragmented notice records a Canberra government event with mentions of General and Lady, a minister, and several individuals including Mrs. Aedford, Dr. and Mrs. J. ar. and C. B. Lans-Foole, reflecting a diplomatic social function at Government House yesterday evening.
Government Edges Toward Pension Reduction Plan
Prime Minister Lyons indicated no current plan to cut old age and invalid pensions by 2/6, denying that inspectors would probe pensioners homes for property values. He noted opposition within the party and suggested a Cabinet decision tomorrow to align pension cuts with living costs, amid broader debate among MPs.
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Lyons
Cere
At & Meyt
United Auvatralia Party
Mesera
Nuira
U AP
Perth
John Tawaon
Macquarie
Hutchin Deniaiony
Soasre
Dmnsings
Sydney
del Clank
Lane
Barton
Hutchindon
Indl
McGrath
Pallarat
Arn
Exchange Campaign for Higher Exchange Rate Debate
Mr W We McCall argued wool and wheat were Australia key industries and both unprotected. He claimed wool losses totaled 27,000,000 and wheat faced losses as well. He advocated raising the exchange rate to bridge farm and industrial prices, supported by the United County Party and economists who deem price level fixing logical.
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W. We McCail
Australia
McCall
United County Party
Sydney
Ey Jowat
Mir Jowett
Arthur Halter
Awatruila
Jowett
Radford
Trethawan
Miec
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Trethman
Merc
Thavey
Lyanent's
Thania
Jase Clarke
Oo Slasrea
Ita
Clarke
Ntutt
Gueenslang
Davey
Constitution Debate On New States and Subdivision
The United Country Movement seeks a model constitution for New England and proposes powers split between the Commonwealth and States. Key voices argue whether new units should gain broad taxation powers and how federal Parliament should share authority amid subdivision plans. Debate centers on constitutional structure and regional representation within the campaign.
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Country
Country Party
Sydney
Unita
Lherefore
Voundarien
United Country Movement
New England
United Counter Movement
Matera
Fmake
Re W. GO. Mapkay
Byapey Therrin
Ter
Federal Reconstruction Movement
Commonwealth
Roonar
Intithwestern
Wool Inquiry Examines Fixed Price Debates and Policies
A parliamentary wool inquiry hears arguments for and against fixed wool prices and currency exchange effects. Speakers including Mr Jowett and Mr Trethwan discuss price supports, the gold standard, and impact on consumers versus growers. Trade figures note disparities as contributors argue for policy shifts and lower costs affecting wool production and import competition.
Bus Services Sydney Petition Demands City Transport Restored
A petition with about 26,000 names was presented to the Transport Advisory Committee today by the secretary of the Property Owners Association in Melbourne, urging restoration of suburban bus services within the city and suburb. Mr Davies noted changes to the route and property alignment, with corrections evident on the Walden property plan.
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Sydney
Abe
City
Davies
Rowley
Walden
Mental Malady Treats Breach of Promise
An article from Rome reports a religious and political leader facing treatment for mental malady after a breach of promise incident. Hinduu Lieutenant Ausunte Turadi, once secretary of the Fuegist Party, is linked to the claim and ordered into private mental care as a precautionary measure. The court directed institutional treatment and declared no legal penalty applied for the offense.
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Rome
New Mexican President Inaugurated After Resignation
In Mexico City Sunday Weworad Hedrgues was inaugurated president following Congress acceptance of the resignation of President Rablo om sovoumt of Aul. The ceremony marked a rapid transition amid political upheaval.
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Mexico City
Weworad Hedrgues
Congress
Rablo
Canberra Golf Club monthly medal winner noted
Interim report from the Canberra Golf Club records a winner in the A grade monthly medal, with mention of a Mt grade champion Westcott and a reference to CH Young in December 1968. The fragmentary text confirms prize results but lacks full names and complete event details.
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Canberra
Galf Chub
Waa
Young
Ch Westcott
Tin Hare Inquiry Deepens Judge Suspicion Of Funds
A fragmented transcript shows Judge's suspicions during the Tin Hare inquiry as arguments over whether contributions were improper or corrupt. Key figures like Swindell, Holman, and Monahan are cited amid cabinet approvals and contested evidence about fundraising practices and potential political advantage.
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Monten
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Monahan Talaga
Arcure
Cliseue
Mt. Hobe
Lm Kaye
Holwwan
Doulion
Llevar
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Bokman
Wwe
Swindell
Holman
Rome
Matthews
Bowit Forma
Thornes
Thomas Fant
McCarty
Robinson
Itolman
Ervindell
Tommie
Dumxad
Moréaslon
Haley
Wionwers
Te.c
Abe Tone Hordern
Povey
Bs Oeavor
Wollamcone
Hovindel
Sheehan
Plein
Aithougl
Monahan
Subeedt
Gooling
Manay Tad Pane
Mathort
Hla Hongur
Barry
Bheehan
Evans
Sm Teaal Omco
Tarry
Mtonahan
Mab
Commission Sdjsursad
Eto Cain
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