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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 06, 1933
Page
2
Local firm Barraclouch Limited announces a district visit to Shomabn'a Pharmacy on Friday September to promote thirty years of service. Mr RB Clark sponsors the event and Liponsored by the company.
Brepaid subscription rate notice appears in The Canberra Times. The brief item lists pricing or renewal details for readers, indicating a change or update to subscription services.
Apeciki arrangement offers home delivery from Canberra and Queesteyan figures prior to others. Canberra residents are urged to summon their mamas and contact M. M. Shcrray at Lows Street, Quen baraa, by phone Quemabevan 153 for service details.
The record lists Tantarra weather data for year to date with temperatures, wind, and rainfall. It includes monthly rainfall totals for January through September, noting highs and lows and a summary of rainfall accumulation for the period.
A weather summary notes cloudy skies and mild temperatures with scattered rain and thunder. Some hail is possible as northeast to northwesterly winds shift, bringing unsettled conditions across the region.
In a Canberra Times editorial from September 5, 1933 the case for a Yass Canberra railway is urged as vital to connecting the capital with Melbourne and surrounding districts. It argues better rail access would spur development, relieve unemployment, and promote a balanced community while transferring government functions from Melbourne.
Sydney Eldridge sued for defamation after a political speech by Mr Stevena in Croydon. The jury found certain remarks defamatory but ruled the uttered words not proven to be malicious, with trial noting public figures and voters affected by perceived incitement. The judge discussed electors, retirement, and impact on local politics at Craydun.
A police chief orders an official inquiry into charges against an officer amid suspicions of misconduct. A departmental inquiry is set to appoint a board to investigate alleged brutality and related malfeasance with a formal announcement expected today.
A Canberra farewell gathering honors Mr H T Shannon and Mrs Shannon with a bridge event hosted by the Korremt Omling Club. The guest lists highlight connections to the Australian National Airlines and Canberra civic circles, noting Shannon’s return to public roles and the evolving Australian Capital Territory leadership.
A NSW Equity Court ruling rejects an injunction in a dispute over restraining actions related to parliamentary conduct. Justice Harvey noted the case involves the powers of the NSW Legislative Council, with arguments about collective vs individual authority and the scope of executive actions under law. The hearing discusses franchise implications and the legality of administrative actions against members.
In the upper house at Sydney an adjournment was shadowed by the attorney general Manning as the council met in the afternoon. Debate touched on government action and a committee recommendation, with the house resuming later.
The Canberra Grammar Review editors discuss the school magazine Tho Canberran, praising student effort and school leadership under Bishop Bradford. It highlights the magazine's aim to reflect student life, religious devotion, and public service values while noting contributors from Canberra and nearby towns.
A memorandum announces the appointment of Mr. Ty Hodtrey Minith as minister for the future government in the Australian Manufacturers Mount region, following a two year term. W. Chamber of Manufacturers in Panama mentions Mr Gordon Hennert in relation to the appointment.
A lively program supplied by the Legacy Club at Camborne Jubilee Club featured performances by a mixed company including Captain 1 Bone etc and a proposed visit to Canberra in November. The program included a comedy Denirus, a Rupertory Society play, and musical interludes with notable actors Matheson Tani and Mimi Krew. The evening showcased a psychological analytic theme and English period drama with scenes set in late nineteenth century England.
A chaotic scene at the Hurgler unit during a general competition turned deadly as a trainee was killed. Police investigate the melee while witnesses describe a violent rush and the tension before the fall. Authorities urge restraint as the inquiry continues.
Fragmented English bowling report notes a chaotic event with races and marine endurance, mentioning Tullana factory disruption and multiple competitors across Europe. It records a notable score sequence and a 1901 era tally, with references to Kilkenny, Mentone, and Yorksire teams amid unclear details.
An unclear entry outlines a health centre gathering with nine attendees and mentions annual events and relief activities. The legible names and dates are fragmented, yielding a partially deciphered report of community health efforts and a ceremonial or informational meeting.
A summary of a poultry show where Mrs G, wife of a club president, achieved top prizes including first and other ribbons. The South Wales Poultry Club hosted events with standout birds winning best in class and a special prize for a standout exhibitor.
Local officials in Queanbeyan face housing shortages as demand exceeds supply. An appeal notes 50 homes advertised for rent but unavailable, urging faster construction and release of housing to meet residents’ urgent needs. The statement follows property sales in Canberra and calls for action from authorities.
The report notes a recent appointment process in Queanbey unfilled by an official. It mentions an electoraty event on May 19 and references individuals such as Lhe Mint Mayle Chatdvid, Qua veynn, and Mui dite. The piece credits Phingey Sami Jon for honours and mentions Molly Phy wLeM.
In a fragmented report the document notes action on restoring a government wage or pension cut, with an estimated restoration amount around a specific sum. It references dates in September and a broader budget context, hinting at adjustments to compensation and funding levels within the upcoming year.
In a midweek association tennis card at Mackay Northton, Northton were edged by a narrow margin amid strong play from Phe Arade and Northinurte, with both teams claiming key points. The fixture showcased tense rallies and competitive spirit as players like Weaver, Hartan, Val and Edwards contributed notable rallies.
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