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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1932
Page
2
The Prime Minister Lyons said a report on sugar import terms was received. Commonwealth for a modification of the sugar arrangement is under consideration with a possible 4d per pound retail cut from January 1 next, but no decree has been issued yet. The government continues oversight until August 31.
Special home delivery plan offers daily edition of The Canberra Times to Queanbeyan residents before other papers. To order, residents must provide names and addresses to the Canberra Times, with contact options for Queenbeyan orders and a referenced mail contact in Kumabeyan.
Fragmented weather data appears with garbled figures and misspelled terms. It mentions temperature readings, wind and rain notes, but many words are unreadable, suggesting an incomplete weather section from a historical newspaper page.
In a round at Banherra Golf Club players from Golf Associates EP and Chydlynchio Phar competed with several matches decided. Semifinals set to feature Mev and Devid with Wreate and Best advancing, while Beaten om and other pairs faced tough contests in a chaotic balance of form.
The fall in New South Wales weekly wages reflects a broader postwar decline. The piece notes shrinking national income, widespread business distress, rising unemployment, and a cautious view of proposed banking reforms and nationalisation. It argues for balanced understanding amid misrepresentation and ongoing economic strain.
A debated plan to reduce sugar prices faces government opposition yet gains support from business leaders and labor groups. A proposed cut of half a penny per pound aims to ease factory costs and preserve employment, though critics warn of broader economic effects and embargos.
The University College Council debated a motion by Mr T My Bheke spear to restore the council’s original balance by nominating two councillors through the Federal Capital Commission. The Interior Department secretary noted prior requests to nominate two additional members had stalled, as the federation awaited the Canberra University Association’s nominations. The move would alter the council to four government nominees, plus the chairman and two university representatives, reversing the Canberra University augmentation.
Hor. Fxeeliency Tandy Tago attended a Canberra Catholic Hall function with attendants. Guests listed include Mr. mudara, Xefuim, Cullen, Ry Marks, Gifford, and Captain R. Bramnon. The Prime Minister spoke from Sydney on Budget topics and national affairs, via relay arrangements. Also noted is the death of Mr. Robert Parker of Allain Bee Mivet and the appointment of Mr. Karew as Town Clerk of Qurudowy Mie, with introduction by Mayor LAId. WT, Freebody.
Members of the city board push for an Advisory Council to petition the Minister of the Interior to extend leasing terms beyond the initial year. They call for powers to advise on fair value, address conditions, and adjudicate applications concerning lessee rights amid public concern over speculative bidding and contracts at Canberra.
Queanbeyan club reports challenges received from abworre Stugby League at a weekly meeting. Canberra accepts a cup match for September and a Mossy Cup challenge is returned to Canberra. An exchange of Cup rules and dates affects the upcoming fixtures with Queanbeyan prepared to play Canberra if order aligns.
Goulburn League reports Geanbeyan clinching the undisputed Premier status of Group 1 after a Sunday match. Canberra had nearly finalised a Goulburn game for October 4 but was urged to present a challenge to Queanbeyan. Officials Me Proofdubt and F. Kayo hold remnant arrangements as negotiations continue.
The women of Canberra host a farewell for Lady Garran at Efotel Canberra on Friday at 3.96 pm. Organisers Mrs C and Mrs D, Mrs W J Edwards are listed as coordinators.
Advisory Council and Totertor discuss reducing rents at Westlake Causeway and Melangio temporary collages. Motion by Mr. Shakespeare and Lt Cold leads to proposing 1s6d per week rent with electricity and ground rent, funded by capital repayment over ten years. Occupants erected fences and improvements, with court proof of lack of tenant rights.
Sydney reports the Transport Commission controversy over a ten percent award share within a 24/10 federal framework. About 4,000 employees may be affected, risking a 1.3 million New South Wales cost, with proposed measures including fare adjustments and capital considerations. Officials debate wage concessions, taxation, and the balance between railways and state revenues amid adjournment.
Government moves to curb revolutionary bodies under Amended Crimes Act and Immigration, with new powers for the High Court to declare legality of associations, voting bans, deportation, and wiretapping restrictions. Amendments to Arbitration and criminal law literature enforcement were outlined, including action against buildings used by unlawful groups.
A fragmented report outlines a proposed 60 member city reform bill tied to lease values and a joint sitting. It notes delays, cabinet subcommittees, and hopes to present the measure to parliament soon while discussing speculative value removal and price controls under a broader reform agenda.
The body of Miss Gullett was found by a small party near Leienton Lodge after a hill walk with friends earlier on Saturday. Police and a holiday-maker assisted in the investigation as a search spread across the countryside. The circumstances suggest she was overcome and hidden in a bush, with initial inquiries noting a quiet, rural area and a day of unsettled weather. The inquest and official inquiries are pending.
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