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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 15, 1934

Page

2

Spring Bulbs Annual Display Schedules Announced

The Mort eulliral Hociety of Canberge announces the second annual spring bulb display at Albert Hall on Saturday evening September 24, with a large exhibit schedule and a 6d admission. Entries open, judging at 7:30, diverse vases and bowls listed including daffodils, tulips, crocuses, hyacinths, and mixed arrangements.

Morteulliral Hociety Canberge Albert Hall Anciety Caunell

Centenary Maritime Exhibition Sees Barque Shandon On Display

The Centenary Maritime Exhibition plans strong exhibits from Victoria and abroad. The barque Shandon will be housed at South Wharf with a new figurehead and a recreated hull. Maritime Society members and sponsors, including Nelson’s Victory relics and a model of Endeavour, contribute to the display scheduled for October 10 with extensive preparations underway.

Ietoria Nwcherg Von Meliwreithy MecKaeneen Limited Menwrayt Hyxon Poplar England Tamoun Bristol Iemdon Captain Cook W Ta Singapore Phe Etvcady Nelson Trafalgar Orient Line Upian Moanwal New Zaaland Waltaki Rerengaris Aquitenia Parrane FV. Whitetoad Ae Pastibe

Pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk staged at Belbourne Ground

The Aut irallwa Choral Association announces the first public appearance of the centennial choly at Belbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday afternoon October 11. Five A-grade bands and noted players including May Weireran and Violet Fradiey feature in a full pantomime with plane interception and a selection of dancers and acts, aiming to create a memorable show.

Irallwa Choral Association IMM J. Pettigrove Belbourne Cricket Ground Hunday Br. George Engnah Williamees Jack and the Beansissa Vera Button Murray Sydney Maurice Winson Policeman May Weireran Jack Balle Jelintly Suzette Berle Jardiner True Eagleton Kitty Burette Norma Rose

New morality and religion eyed by scientists and clergy

Sir James Jeans calls for a morality and religion aligned with scientific progress in eugenics birth control and industrial study while Dean Inge urges caution. He argues Old Testament teaching should be interpreted, not discarded, as science reshapes views of creation ethics and Christianity.

British Association For the Advancement of Science Jeang James Jeans Dean Inge Birmingham Moses Solomon Peter

Canberra public fears cinema monopoly impact on theatres

A Canberra reader protests the proposed picture monopoly in the capital. The letter argues healthy rivalry between theatres would avoid higher prices and poorer programs, warning that a single dominant chain could deprive patrons of choice and keep cinema experiences limited to one venue. The writer urges civic leaders to mobilize against monopolistic control.

Canberra Times Gevtith Civic Rompel Yatryine Manuke Canberra Camberena

Inter-City Rugby League Train Sparks Canberra Fans

Canberra sport enthusiasts cheer a special football train to Goulburn for the Cary Cup match, allowing broader access for non football followers in Canberra and Goulburn to attend the Sunday game and join friends for the journey.

Buiter Canberra Times Canberra Goulburn Bunny Quianboyan Pewmlees Queanbeyne

Diverse Canberra Church Services Listed For September

A fragmented OCR of Canberra church service notices lists Holy Communions Evensong and other rites at St Johns St Pauls Gunalba and more. It names Rev R O Nicholls Rev Jan Hardsman Rev P M Kaywon and Rev A Jolly among others with various times and locations across churches including Braddon Hall Cottesmore and Co operative Presbyterian sectors.

Christian Science Society Events At Albert Mall Venue

Sunday services held at 7 30 in the foyer room of Albert Mall Caneventh. The Lesson Sermon for tomorrow is Substance Teatimony. Meeting at YWCA City on the fourth Wednesday each month at 8 00 pm. All invited.

Vanberer Albert Mall Cane Even Yw.ca

Bishop Barry Treet Arrives for Canberra Confirmation Exam

Rev Dr John A Bishop of Goulburn arrives in Canberra for the examen matin at St Christopher's with about 100 candidates for Confirmation. The session is set for morning and the national Eucharistic Congress will be held in Melbourne from December 2 to 9 as part of the Melbourne Centenary celebrations. Members can obtain packets from parish organizers J J Brophy Adeure Rows Des McAuliffe and others.

Treet John Goulburn Canberra St. Christopher's Melbourne al- Vraty Conticketa Bedigad Parochiel Hears J. J. Brophy Worrest Adeure Des McAuliffe Canbyrra Corgrest

Preachers at St John’s Church Invite Melbourne Canon

The Rev R G Nicholls of Melbourne will preach at 11 am and 7 30 pm at St John’s Church next Sunday. Known as Brother Bill on wireless, Nicholls is famed for his Melbourne and Sydney church work and for leading the Shetuan Boys Society. An after church meeting at Braddon Hall at 9 pm invites churchmen and their sons to attend.

T. John'n Cano Robertson Muchartt R. G. Nicholls Melbourne Nicholla Tia Bt. Mark's Sydney Church of ‘Shetuat Boys Society Bill Sill Braddon Hall

Club Championship Qualifying Round Leads to Narrow Elimination

The club championship stroke play qualifiers ran Wednesday and Thursday with sixteen players vying to reach the final matches. Contenders included Mine Sweetnam, Greenwood, and Mrs Brownewald. the latter won the playoff for a place in the knockout rounds, defeating Mrs Bone and Mrs Ville in a tight contest. The first round of match play is scheduled for Monday with pairings: Brownewald vs We, Greenwood vs Blom, Aspin vs Downes, Romperville vs Land, Waugh vs Thorpe, Looby vs Alexander, Johnston vs Shepheard, and Weston vs Dickie.

Wede Greenwood Downes Dickinasa Bomerville Alemander Mra Bone Ville Mra Browwoold Fellows Mise Broinoweki

Weather Summary for Canberra Friday September 14 104

Weather notes report temperatures with a high around 60s and low around 80s amid light to moderate winds. The record includes timings and measurements from early morning to late morning, reflecting daily fluctuations and the general climate pattern for Canberra.

Methodist Preacher Sick Pageant Shifts Sunday Plans

The Rev H W Woodhouse is bedridden with pneumonia and cannot preach Sunday. Morning service at Reid will be by Mr C Denton and 7 30 pm by Mr B Pallick of Quasabeyal. Central Church intends to close its appeal next Wednesday with a social at Central Methodist Hall Forest. Trust talks after conference yield proposed firings, with results ratified by trusts.

H.W. Woodhouse Reid Ar. C Denton B. Pallick Quasabeyal Central Church Central Methodist Central End Feld New South Wales Conference Geod Am Ivi Delagaten

Disputed Will Severs Estate Amid Realtor Dispute

A contested will sets a Barner family estate against a widow and her daughter. The decedent, a single man with a wife and three children, left an estate valued at £15,667. The will arises from a Barner ry property and involves a Rolet worker and Thomas Wolfe, 37, with other names unclear. The probate case proceeds with the widow and daughter asserting their rights.

Ealtor Hle Barnerry Tiry Thomas Wolfe Aartin Wolf Thomas Gestator

Appointment of Justice of the Peace for New South Wales

Personal notice reports Mr George Briaw Knowles of the Attorney General's Department Canberra appointed a Justice of the Peace for New South Wales. The piece lists weeklong hotel guests from various Australian cities including Hobart Melbourne Geelong Perth Sydney and Sydney area suburbs with numerous couples and individuals attending at Hotel Amaliv.

George Briaw Knowles Canberra New South Wale Hotel Amaliv Mra. Bannieter Nyngan Bennieter Hobart Tar Maxhem Sadughter Roweville H. L Thomas Melhourne W. D. Kennedy Melbourne

Reds Discomforted by Factory Girls Saga

Patchy wartime wire story fragment notes unrest surrounding workers at Arndt's Hemebuah factory. Mentions displeasure among Red forces and hints at commotion caused by female workers. Unclear names and dates due to damaged text.

Arndt Hemebuah Areca Wong

Fragmentary OCR News Item Heads for Unknown Event

Partial text shows names like Archibald and Upton with unclear places Canberra or New South. Unable to determine full event, date, or organization from fragments.

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