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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1935
Page
4
Unclear voter advisory praises W G Piper as a capable and steadfast public advocate. The text emphasizes fairness and representation for the people, urging support for Piper as a trusted candidate backed by experience, integrity, and commitment to community interests.
Saturday October sale advertises about 2000 acres of improved country and 400 acres una pproved near Federal Highway. Describes a four room cottage with yards, water, and farming sheds. Auction conduct, deposits, inspection details, and agents named with Canberra Queanbeyan offices and forecasted weather in Canberra region.
Two Westlake candidates clashed on unemployment policy and housing as Dr Nott urged increased purchasing power and state jobs while Mr Shakespeare defended Labour aims. They pressed for Canberra housing, a rent court, and a stronger hospital system, with Kelly branding “Just as good” Independent candidates as weak on workers’ rights.
The Minister for the Interior promised future submission of ordinances for the Advisory Council to advise. The council urged formal inclusion of this practice in the ordinance, but no cabinet decision or reply has been received. Elections close Sept 28 with nominations looming, possibly without a new ordinance. Citizens accuse delays and seek quicker action on Federal Capital Territory affairs.
A historical notice invites all organizations in Canberra to send delegates to a conference on September 29 to organize a reception and presentation. It mentions the retiring Governor-General and promises forthcoming communication. The message urges coordination with the Canberra Amateur Swimming Club secretary for any corrections.
The owner Favilirite of Marabou in Metropatites plans a campaign to race at national events. The note hints at a potential, but unclear, pursuit of rennevent Corte CAulfield and the Melbourne Cups.
A fragmented text references notifications for September dates 16 and 24 and an upcoming Canberra Community Hospital Board election. It mentions the Commonwealth Gazette and the Returning Officer, with unclear details about candidates and council appearances. The readable fragments indicate an official election notification process.
A meeting at the Anton Guest House features T M Shakenpeste and others criticizing government actions. They urge wider representation, study of council ordinances, and caution against bankrupt state finances while urging Parliament to review development policies and provincial charges.
Fragmented notes describe a discussion on worker debt relief and government action to secure full-time employment. References to Westlake meetings, a Mister Shakespeare figure, and federal highway funding hint at broader policy debates. The text is garbled and cites no clear outcomes or dates.
Fragmentary OCR details a debate over public relief and unemployment aid, with references to Premier statements, a tribunal, and alleged improprieties. Mentions of ministers Buttenshaw Pike Lang and Crown official scrutiny suggest a motion on charges and hearings amid fiscal strain. Property, unemployment relief, and lending figures appear amid a convoluted parliamentary discussion.
During adjournment a heated scene erupted as the Premier condemned attacks by Mr Lang. Speakers clashed over potential appeals and mockery in a chaotic debate. The House adjourned until Tuesday amid accusations of hypocrisy and disruption.
A farewell gathering for Blakeley is planned with attendance at the Matuka meal event in Canberra. A sub committee will meet next Tuesday to discuss public donations for the presentation. Details were leaked and requests for participation arrive from Lollawbie Dr Laveless, C. T Menece, Le, Adama, 1. Dullard, 1. Calthorm KA, Alexander or J. Ja. Davies. The Canberra honors Blakeley with a 3 minute hotel event time noted.
A misposted report from Sydney notes a magistrate ruling against the egg board in a case brought by the Crown. The proceedings centered on alleged violations, but the court upheld the defense, dismissing the main charges and leaving penalties unapplied.
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