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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1933
Page
2
Fragmentary report notes a barometer briefly at 5.0 an and 20,28 inches, with Ramparatire data at 6.20 am, 40 miasicoum for 34 hours ending. Mentions temperature minimum and unclear references to Queanbeyan and other numeric data in an incomplete meteorological record.
Melbourne reports Twestes advances to the semi finals of the golf championship after defeating W. Mokenala. Jolimiayled and others posted wins to reach the next round, while Meaktee defeated W. Chillord 3 and 3. Amateur Cramentonrati Je. Williginn beat He Hatharie, with Hope and Morpeth also advancing in the event.
A partial OCR fragment notes a playwright death and mentions an agency and tombs. The line is unreadable but indicates a memorial or historical context centered on a writer’s death and related tombs.
Reratsnane of the Royal Crnterra won the new class championship and completion weight after semi finals were played yesterday.
Forecasters predict squalls along the coast with mostly fine conditions on tablelands. Expect frost and fog in some areas as south to south east winds develop.
The Canberra Times argues that two Lyons Cabinet vacancies must be filled within about two months. It criticizes the current cabinet for lacking breadth, warns against Melbourne influence, and urges appointments based on proven ability and national interest. It calls for a reshuffle including possibly Arch Hill Parkhill and notes pressure over Hyde and Holman-style leadership.
In the championania wrenta, Aue Fraser beat Mise Broinaw- Ml and Mina Aeventium defeated Bre Venlor. In the semi finals, Mrs Brom yid defeated Mee Avhaientin and Mrs Thorne defeated Arn. Kuweeda Hiowia will be played 04 Thursday.
A state House session discussed a contentious divorce bill with debate over moral standards and penalties for adultery and abandonment. Lawmakers, including Mr Henry and Mr News, argued for and against amending the law, weighing morality against legal rights and government role. The motion advanced after a party-line division, signaling future votes and potential amendments.
The memorial service for Viscount Grey of Palto ds Hardlay was held at Westminster Abbey with the King and other dignitaries attending. The sermon and congregation included members of Parliament and other royal and noble figures.
In June, the governor of Juninine reported serious damage from a hurricane affecting remote isles. Officials tallied losses and prompted relief efforts as local measures addressed immediate needs and recovery planning.
The Canberra horticultural drive launches with 2000 plants to be set this week. Representatives from Commonwealth and Western Australia join Canberra groups to establish the national garden near the capital with funding from the National Rose Society and state bodies. Canberra leaders praise the project as a landmark for national horticulture and point to a long term plan linking royal and national gardens.
The Mint mootline reports the Gur Queankayan Gerraspondent notes the Yihegree Cricket Club discusses Himunce at teneth and plans a novethenr mest carnival. Rival teams may arise a relay case as AMS trainee contracts are set, and the league's fate hinges on the upcoming event.
A Massy Cup match was forfeited amid confusion and unclear conditions. The governing committees noted delays and a decision to abandon play on the upcoming Sunday, with changes announced for the following week and a reallocation of participants. The event venue appears linked to Queanbeyan and nearby areas, with details forming part of a broader discussion on the competition rights and scheduling.
Fragmentary notes describe an informal gathering among former students. The record mentions names and locations in a disjointed sequence with unclear actions and dates, ending with an incomplete statement about a next session and a person identified as Wah Mee.
A Canberra civic meeting outlined plans for a public holiday event and a grand floral planting. 4000 saplings, including roses and evergreens, were to be planted in a commemorative park by local dignitaries and invited societies.
In New Uriyar, Wilae Wilae and accomplices appeal a life verdict for the murder of Hart Raciasvie and Rita Jones. Detention and appeal proceedings are noted as the case moves through the Central criminal court with medical evidence considered in the defense.
An unclear fragmentary note references Maine political events and Portland facing open state actions. It mentions a Peace of Maine and Premnitian wines, with minor garbled terms about the state rel reopening and a town meeting. The readable bits imply local political action and transitions in Maine and Portland.
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