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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 07, 1935
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment from a Mara Tennessee newspaper item mentions a 28 day period and a 3 part note. Readable details are sparse, with incomplete times and names, offering only a glimpse of a local notice or schedule. The readable elements suggest a public or personal record rather than a full article.
The Canberra Times argues that six years of slow Commonwealth action on Canberra policy have caused hardship and investor loss. It condemns delays to Canberra development, the Duntroon matter, and the need for a Royal Military College, urging completion of stage one and a full Canberra policy to restore confidence and reduce reliance on charity.
A fragment listing church services across several parishes. Times include 7.30 am Holy Communion 8 am sermon by Ven Archdeacon Robertson at St John’s Bam Kingston and 9.30 am Holy Communion with sermon at Mt Paul Kingston. late services at Braddon Duntroon and Hall with details unclear.
Dr L W Nott outlined housing and health policy criticisms in the Canberra area during a Kingston address as a candidate for the Advisory Council. He urged extended powers, noted poor housing conditions, wage issues, and proposed improvements to apprenticeships, wages, and civil services while promising transport enhancements for Duntroon and Canberra workers.
Health reviewer Wi De. Nall urged a complete revive of the territory health policy to benefit younger residents. He argued many Australians suffer nutritional diseases unless proper food supplies, including affordable milk at 56 per pint, reach all children. He noted hospital changes since 1898 and questioned public awareness of the shift from Interior to Health Department.
Dr. Nott urged clear details on clinic types before approval and backed sites for scientific development of lung care. He pressed for transport and sufficiency of supplies, while advocating capital representation and independent status in Parliament. He also favored abstention on wage measures and urged housing allocations for men on the basic wage.
In Braddon Causeway, the Nativity of the Blessed Mary General Parish holds Mass at 8 am with devotion at 7 30 pm. The Christos chapel on 420-8 and 4300 addresses lists mass times and offerings, with location notes for Caumt wey, R-4, Duntroon 113 av, Haydon.
In the morning service at Renddon Presbyterian Church at 9 45 am and the Westriders meet at 1 am and 7 18 pm at the Church of St Andrew Forrest, a schedule of church activities.
Central Melbourne hosts a morning service at 11 a.m. led by Rev HG Socom, followed by 7:15 a.m. service by Rev T Ren oul in Malbourne. An anthem “Immortel Lave” is performed. Afternoon programs include Praise by the Inter CE Choir at 3 p.m. and a noon session by Hey FC Restou.
The BAPTIAT church lists sermon by preacher G J Charl ton LL B at 2 45 pm and Sunday school at 11 am led by Margaret Besel BA with subject The Unrecorded Year Dalot. Le Blockfort presents Beyond the Boor.
Christian Science Society Canberra holds Sunday evening services at 7 20 in the Lecture Room of the Albert Hall Canberra Attendance requests for the lemon service meetings in the Lecture Room on the second Wednesday in each month at 618 tum All are invited to attend the Christian Balance Sunday School in the Lecture Room at 8 pm on Sunday Children up to 20 years are invited to attend
Text reports the Archdeacon will preach at St Johns Church and other venues. It notes the Girls School appeal raised over £1,100, exceeding the amount hoped for, and mentions plans to reach the target before Christmas.
A conference of the priests of the Dioceses of Goulburn begins in Canberra on Monday. The opening service at St John’s Church will be at 6 pm with the Bishop delivering the opening address on The Church and the World. Topics include The Church in the Cbd Tea, expansion of the Church in Australia, and the impact on modern society. Prominent leaders will address sessions and the Union of Churchwomen will meet at the Canberra Grammar School with attendance from Braddon and other districts.
The Prime Minister Mr J A will depart for Melbourne and return to Canberra on Tuesday morning. Also traveling are the Postmaster General Senator the Trade and Customs Minister Mr T W White the Interior Minister Mr T Battercem and acting Attorney General Joral Menanie Brennan, with Mat Ratnistar representing New South Wales at the Victoria show.
A fragment notes a Roman Catholic event led by a priest or leader, described as a clean or orderly gathering. Details are sparse, with ambiguous phrases and limited context about location or outcomes.
Changes to Mass times and service hours announced for St Patrick's Braddon and St Christopher's. Morning and evening services shifted, parochial hours adjusted, and a general communion occasion planned with devotions. timetable revised for the coming week and kept in effect through April.
Rev CC Ruswell will conduct services at Braddon and Forrest while Rev CB Turn visits Yeux Parah and conducts services at Ookham Gunning and Yaw. Presbyterian Women's Guild met at Braddon Church Hall for annual Birthday Meeting led by Min Bteol MA. Board of Management to meet monthly on Tuesday evening.
A prominent visiting speaker from Australia will present a special evening at the Paptiat Thureh Tomorrow. The lecture will address The Unrecorded oars in Theory and will be part of a series by the Federation of University Women. MeO J. Cheriton will lead the morning service and is noted for his measured oratory.
The Governor General and Lady Ine attended a luncheon in Canberra honoring the departure of Mr Crutchiey to Melbourne. Observers expect Crutchiey to leave Australia on September 14 with Sir Geoffrey Whinkarsty handling arrangements while the government acknowledges his service.
In a fragmented report from a London college, exam notices for the Decamban period are discussed alongside disputes over wages and working hours. Dr Nott criticizes conditions at the hospital and urges reforms while staff claim 60 to 70 hour weeks are common and wages are inadequate.
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