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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 10, 1934
Page
2
In Canberra and district a local notice cites the Commonwealth Electoral Act. It references signatures of reports and related matters for Commonwealth elections. The document appears to be written and signed by Arthur Thomas Shakespeare of Mart Street City, Canberra, in absence of other signature.
Weather data from Canberra reports barometer readings, and temperatures at 6:90 am and 9:30 am with a maximum around 08. deg and a minimum near 0 deg. The notice also lists wind speeds and conditions for the early morning period.
A fragmented notice describes a Lincoln era play reading directed by Tr. Allen at the Institute of Anatomy tonight. It promises a varied dramatic performance with Civil War hues and insights into the era, as part of arts and literature offerings.
Cloudy and misty conditions with further showers and probable thundershowers along the coast. Substantial rainfall expected. Winds from the south west to south east, moderating to fresh along the canal.
Morning fog gives way to mostly cloudy conditions across the eastern and northern regions with unsettled weather and scattered showers and thunder. Heavier rainfall is likely on parts of the coast with warmer temperatures inland as winds shift to northerly inland.
The Canberra Times outlines a critical election choice between UAP or UCE and the Scullin Lang Labour option. It attacks Douglas Credit and minor groups, praises Lyons governance, cites economic gains from 1932 reforms, unemployment drops, debt relief, and tax reductions, and warns against Lang and Scullin promises. The piece frames Lyons as delivering steadiness while Labour falters.
The 1084 Pennant season ends with the Special B Grade final completed on Thursday. Northnourh defeated Biptd by four rubbers, 4-1, as undefeated champions, with spectators watching strong play from AGITHBOURNIE and other pairs. President Mr Blython presented the Special B Grade prize as scores included 6-1 4-6 6-4 for Sayer and Stephen and other tight sets across multiple matches.
Rett defeats Burton as Westlake, Miah, and Reid post solid wins in the A grade semifinals. Ginninderra leads in doubles, while Reid and Causeway exchange tight sets. Fielding, Gregory, and Barton compete for a spot in the final with several dramatic rallies and close games throughout the event.
Rain disrupted a Labour Party rally in Sydney on Sunday drawing about 10 000 to the Town Hall area with Lang and Tonsley leading speeches against banking systems and private financial control. A march from the Railway Station drew a larger crowd while banners and tableaux condemned the trust and the cost of living as part of a push for a major policy shift.
UK yarn merchants voted to halt yarn deliveries to Germany pending settlement of debts. London reports that Germany owes about £500,000 for wool tops and yarns, and plans for liquidation were discussed. Anil spinners attended as part of the discussion.
The Governor General will wave Canberra through an evening for Melbourne and return on Monday September 7. Represented by Commander J. D. Moore at the Dutchal Reception honouring Union Day of Main, hosted by the Commissioner for Maitn Mr. Carter at Lakers Hite Sydney. Mr Philip Game has joined the Government House Canberra.
The report lists numerous doubles and mixed doubles results with partial names such as Duffy, Morris, Carter, Parker, Gill, Cox, Francis, Moran, Sheahan, and McCallum. Scores include 6-2, 3-0 and 6-3, 4-0 among others, with several matches unfinished or incomplete. The text shows wide variety of pairings and several player initials, indicating a busy day of local tennis play with mixed outcomes and incomplete sets.
Archbishop of Canterbury urges unity in the Church of England's mission to preserve its distinct Catholic heritage while seeking visible unity. He cites the Lambeth Conference of 1880 and argues for episcopal governance as a constructive step toward full communion, balancing truth with fellowship. The Church should retain ancient order while accepting episcopacy as a legitimate form of church government.
The Minster for Labour announced a nine month free training program at Bcheyville Farm for unemployed boys aged 16 to 18. He promised placement for all after training, noting the scheme helps youths toward rural work. The initiative reflects church and community support, with leaders emphasizing unity and practical opportunity.
The concert features Sydney artists including Yocnhsti and Frege Paul Ceellist with Ms Alice Madigan on piano. Three numbers by the Musical Society Orchestra under Len Moma, plus modern English songs, promise a wide range of instruments. The event aims to stimulate active work among members and offer Canberra citizens a chance to hear distinguished artists.
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