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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 08, 1933
Page
4
Robert James Wootree of une duro is invited to attend the general to Jayce Cantwres Howpttat at 2 pm Tuesday for the interment at GoAdarou Roman Curne Cemetery.
Weather bulletin notes unsettled conditions for Canberra with cloud cover and rain from tablelands, possible thunder and hail, followed by cold as berry winds drive west and south westerly gales.
Fragmentary notes list observatory reference Mount Stromin and magnetic or celestial data terms. Names and dates are garbled, with scattered tokens suggesting a calendar of measurements, but readable facts are minimal and uncertain.
Timetables show Rolls Sedans operating Sedans Sedans Weekly services from Canberra to Melbourne and back with Friday departures at 7 am. Ally Nien Sports Depot offers Canberra to Sydney routes with Saturday mornings at 8 am. Various agencies list fares and return bookings with locations including Charlton’s Newsagency in Kingston.
A fragmented OCR snippet lists items like yellow box and wood with prices, plus a person name Sheehan and a street address Qusanbeyen with a phone reference, suggesting a local classifieds or sale notice with unclear full details. The readable elements indicate a buyer or seller listing with contact details.
Canberra reports show September 7 readings with wind at 43 in clear terms and 10.3 inch rainfall bits. Mentions monthly racers at Canberra and Qeanbeyan rainfall records for September and March with temperatures reaching 86. The piece lists wind and rainfall data for the region including Queanbeyan and Canberra area observers.
The Canberra Times blasts the Canberra Government Hospital project for waste and inefficiency. It urges a publicly elected management committee chosen by taxpayers to run the hospital and halt ongoing delays and costly mismanagement. The piece compares Canberra with Queanbeyan and calls for decisive action by the Health Department and government.
A Melbourne figure voices disgust at wrangling over a 100,000 gift. He questions the timing and intent, warning that heated criticism harms reputations. He notes an influential German committee’s stance on the anniversary celebration and the use of the money.
Meager readable text notes a hospital board meeting and an election of officers and committees. Names such as Collerty, Gk Young, J. Uuvieon, HW. Deane, Taylor, Corman Hunn, Abearne, J. Collett, A. Y. Abraham, W Harmon appear in fragmented form. The excerpt outlines chairing positions and committee assignments without clear outcomes.
A fragmented report outlines hall activities including hockey and tennis meetings, match preparations, and committee notes. It mentions a hockey roster, upcoming games, and a special meeting to review annual events. Additional items cover tennis club plans and facility arrangements for Sunday play and potential new club interest.
Reports show water consumption for the occupation of the new building soared during the nine weeks since occupation, with 91,000 gallons used. This compares to 23,000 in the prior quarter and 78,100 in the quarter before. Authorities suggested testing of the pump adjustment for hospital stores pending further action.
A turbulent session in the Sydney Legislative Assembly saw a member protest press coverage and accuse reporters of misrepresentation. The exchange involved the Speaker, a journalist named in the Telegraph report, and questions over parliamentary privilege and conduct.
Roland Green spoke at a UC convention expressing concerns over a breach of pact tied to casino plans. He warned the government and supporters that action could be taken if commitments were not honored, stating the issue involved the pregnant state and relocation. The session discussed potential measures and the government’s response to the allegations.
A garbled report shows a minister discussing national policy and a Privy Council appeal. It mentions 67 countries and a controversial topic tied to a reading of a bill, with unclear names and details.
In Sydney on Thursday at Central Court Leet Dever, 37, faces charges tied to a medical condition and alleged assault. Dever was remanded for medical examination as the court reviews the case involving an earlier fever and a husband related incident linked to a domestic dispute.
A bank holiday has been proclaimed in connection with the halting of the CT Agricultural Show at Mall. The action follows a directive tied to reppreventxtonm taste oath inant gulurdas andSeptember 40 heat. The holiday applies to relevant authorities and local activities surrounding the event.
An artist named Norman Tindmy secured a rapper plate for an etching titled Funeral March of tan Juan presented at the Ganligera Hook Club. The event coincided with national Weesmures activities at Parlament Hove.
Captain CH Pope MAR Stra Hope and the Miles Pope have departed from Jovurnmint House in Canberra, signaling a restructuring of the Canberra office and the rotation of key personnel. The move affects the leadership line and may influence ongoing projects in the region.
Obituary notes the death of Mr Robert J Booth in Canberra yesterday. Local references mention his residence at 160 Squire Boalt and his status as a well known figure in the Gunderoo district. The report records his former address and hotel stay at Hotel Canberra.
A garbled obituary portrays Viscount Grey of Fallation as a long-serving diplomat and prominent British statesman. It notes his roles as Secretary for Votelen Amtulew from 1919 to 1436 and his influence before during and after 1914, including work on foreign policy and the Locarno era. It mentions knighthood of the Garter in 1912 and his 1923 retirement from public life, with scattered details about marriages and private life amid inconsistencies.
A fragmented report discusses trout suppression actions to protect the Coie aver Reservoir water supply. It mentions government officials contemplating measures under Interior Department guidance, with details on fishery management, hatchery timelines, and planned distribution of trout fry to various regions.
A feature on a missionary woman’s life in the Australian desert near Nullarbor. It details travel, hardship, and cultural contact, including attacks, camps, and discipline by Aboriginal groups while the narrator describes teaching, maternal roles, and the impact of colonial contact on indigenous communities.
Amended ordinance aims to provide that an agent may recover compensation after certain actions under a court arbitrator or committee, with administration by employer representatives. It details who oversees the process, the authority of the court, and how money previously allocated is to be treated.
A small ceremony at St John’s Church of England Canbere tied Ralph Walch, third son of KE Welch of Canberra, to Miss Frances Ranford, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs F Lingtons of Toowoomba. The wedding took place Thursday night with family present.
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