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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 08, 1936
Page
2
A wavering Canberra forecast notes unsettled conditions with further showers and possible thunder. Northeasterly to southerly winds are expected, with snow on the tablelands. The obituary fragment expresses grief over a Barber who died in September and memory carried by her daughter.
A publishing notice appears under the heading Queaneetan and DesrmUCt Exdnet Denectrs New allway station, indicating a formal registration or sequence related to the proposed station. Details are fragmented and unreadable in the surviving text.
A fragmentary weather note shows a nighttime reading around 9 pm with a precipitation figure, but details are incomplete and unclear, including location and units.
Canberra discussion reveals ministers split on when and how to seek public backing for constitutional reform in marketing legislation. Some fear elector reluctance if asked too much, while others urge clear, orderly presentation of powers and a minimal Commonwealth overreach.
Harold Tombina and David Murray were charged with wounding Charles Atkins during a July railroad robbery near Ingleburn station. Detained by officers after a struggle, the defendants reportedly attacked a booking clerk and damaged the signal room, with one admitting involvement in the crime. The trial proceeded under local magistrate authority.
A weather bulletin notes precipitation moving in from the west with widespread showers expected. Totals vary by county as cooler air edges in, bringing cooler nights and light wind.
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The Advisory Council moved to make it a criminal offense for anyone under 16 to possess or use an air gun in the Federal Capital Territory. The debate noted prior consideration but few changes to tighten weapon laws. Speakers cited street nuisance from pellet fire and broader air gun reach across the territory.
Mr E Johnston of Amaile Public School has received notice of Tletramafar to Allengeag. Over two summane he was known in football circles as a prominent FC.T. representative and a member of Pashto, oy K, Gunningham, soup, with ties to a grade eight program and Feddingtee.
At the Canberra District Scouts annual meeting the District Commissioner Lt Col J.T.H.L. Goodwin reported sustained effort and strong troop activity. Training programs and scouting leadership were emphasized with new appointments and un attached areas added in Murden Mur t. The report noted financials showing receipts of £37 and expenditures of £89 with a balance of £12 13s.
The ninety seventh Advisory Council met yesterday with Colonie J T F Goodwin presiding. The council discussed amendments to the Timber Protection Ordinance 1910 27 and related matters including penalties for unauthorised timber removal and provisions to cover land outside the Ny area. Other agenda items covered district hospital bylaws, inspector powers, rabbit control along city boundaries, river crossing access, and electric power expansion to Jervis Bay. An election of officers followed, naming Daley as president and a slate of officers and executive members.
The discussion centers on the Tasution Tax Handbook 1980 1005 and its supplements, including rulings on exemptions, while addressing road safety and transport for students along Magus and Jerrabomberra Avenues. Officials consider bitumen paving funded by future finances and potential traffic improvements at City Gayman House and related sites.
Council minutes note maintenance on Daryer Street Braddon and a refused extension of Braddon area phone services due to residential dispersion. Proposals include parking strip at Mort atreal, index publication for all ordinances, and traffic safety improvements at the Yume Highway entrance. A Dundee overpass near Nileagann to Mago and creek bridge would aid travel to the South Coast with a revised road scheme.
Melbourne reports a government sponsored reward and pamphlet distribution plan. The Victorian Government will publish supplements including all tax rulings from 1020 to 1886, with consolidation notes and amendments. The effort aims to aid readers by providing a daily record of tax acts and regulations under the public service.
A fragmented report notes motor proprietors protesting closures of petrol stations and routes into the city. The item cites complaints by figures such as G Fitzgerald and Bechetan, referencing heavy vehicle traffic and anxieties over cloned previews and council actions.
Mr R G Menzies presents a public lecture tonight at 4 10 pm in the Albert Hall under the University Association auspices. He will share vivid impressions of Ute life across the world and discuss themes from the Privy Council dried fruns case. The subject is A few alde Highte on Ragland. Admission is free.
Government policy in Canberra discussed at a council meeting on arrears incurred during prior employment. Questions addressed how many cases were reviewed, with figures indicating up to 480 outstanding debts and payments made or written off. Debtors face reduced debts and potential relief measures as authorities consider write downs and family safeguards.
Dr T W Nott urged a liberal milk distribution plan for malnourished children where parents cannot afford milk. Col J T Goodwin said Osberra Relief Society had funds for indigent cases. Mrs Daley noted machinery exists for distribution. debate centered on ensuring proper use and preventing exploitation. vote approved continuing study and possible expansion through church or charity groups.
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