Publishing Notice The Canberra Times Prepaid Subscriptions
The Canberra Times announces prepaid subscription pricing for Australian made newsprint. Rates include 42 shillings per year with advance payment options. The notice lists local newsagents and distributors across Canberra and nearby towns including Kingston Queanbeyan Bungendore Cooma and Manuka for subscription and delivery services.
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Australia, Ltd
Mort Street
City
Canberra
Thoes
City Cc
J. Graham
J. W. Vrowse
M. EL Charttan
Kingston
Canberra Times Home Delivery Service Announces Dates
Special home delivery service in Canberra and Queanbeyan offers daily newspaper delivery to households before the previous day’s edition. Residents are urged to nominate names and addresses and place orders with Canberra Times or Mr M. F. Murray in Queanbeyan, using the listed phone contact.
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Canberra Times
Canberra
Oqueanheven
Quanbeyan
M. F. Murray
Jane Street
Queanbeyan
Weather data for Canberra and Queanbeyan excerpts
The report lists Canberra weather figures with barometer readings and temperatures for September and a forecast date. It also presents monthly rainfall totals for Queanbeyan and Canberra for the current year to date with scattered figures and partial month values.
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Queanbayan
Railitad
Canberra
Pat
Poltis
Gandhi Threatens Fast Over Untouchables Issue
The article profiles Mahatma Gandhi vowing to fast unto death over Britain's proposed representation plan for India's untouchables. It discusses Gandhi’s orthodox Hindu stance, his lifelong fight against untouchability, and the implication for India’s struggle toward Swaraj as the British government seeks a settlement with the Round Table’s unresolved communal question.
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Hngle
India
Mahatma Gandhi
England
Mr. Gandhi
Gandhi
Indian National Congress
Repayment of Municipal Loan in Sydney Debentures
London Saturday reports that the City of Sydney will repay £1,000,000 debentures at 6 percent on the due date October 1, a move viewed as favorable for NSW operations connected with the conversion project. R Nivewon and F M Brey Anermadian are among officials cited as discussing weekend developments.
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London
City of Sydney
New South Wales Bomn
Searlend
F. M. Brey
Quake Damage Heavy in New Zealand Towns
Earthquake shocks hit Auckland Wairoa Gisborne and other east coast towns. Tremors continued through the day causing damage to streets railings and bridges. Unemployed locals are being hired to repair losses estimated at Wairoa above £50 with fear of wider damage.
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Auckland
Wairoa
Gisborne
The Outcast Christ Sermon and Canberra Week
Rev H W Woodhouse delivers a sermon on The Outcast Christ as Canberra churches unite for a Week of Christian Witness. He cites Luke 4 28 30 and Isaiah 61 1 2 to show Jesus banished by Nazareth, urging modern readers to keep Christ central amid busy life and secular pressure. The piece frames Jesus as the outcast Christ whose universal salvation challenges locals.
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Christian Witness
Canberra
H. W. Woodhouse
Hill
Forrest
Jesus
Mr. Woodhense
Nazareth
Nasareth
Tome
Mr Woolhaune
Jamiah
Jenan
Kingdom of God
Ong
Naaman
Christ
Capernaum
Jason
Ind
Rovlet Rosale
Woodhouse
Javus
Unemployed Rally Urges Dole Abolition and More Work
About 100 Canberra unemployed met at Causeway yesterday and resolved to abolish the dole and push for more available work. They urged the government to address rising living costs and to start a job relief scheme. An organizing committee formed to create a Federal Territory Union to aid employment in Canberra. A deputation plan to approach the Interior Minister was set for next Sunday.
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Canberra
Mear Causeway
J. O'Keefe
Dole
Canberr
Miemhera
C. Heffernan
Couseway
W. Hurley
Dun
Spring Fair Opens At Central Methodist Hall
The annual Spring Fair organized by Central Methodist Ladies' Church Aldberg was held at Methodist Central Hall Forrest with stalls laden with useful articles and large patronage. The afternoon featured competitions and the event was opened by Rev. H. W. Woodhours at 5 pm. Funds from the day will go toward reducing the debt on Little Hall.
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Central Methodist Ladies' Church
Aldberg
Forrest
Stella
S P.m
H. W. Woodhours
Church Aid
Mira
Woodhouse
Imi
Felows
Duke
O. Taylor
JL. E. Stevens
J. F. Gamble
Meadames G
Knowles
J. EF. Falwarda
H. Williams
Mias Knowles
Doll
J. C. Strong
D. Wingate
Wy. Verney
Weatherly
H. H. Temperly
Mias Campbell
A. W. Woodhouse
W. Campbell
Little Hall
English Team Quiet Farewell Before Toulon Trip
The English team bade a quiet farewell at St Pancras as they prepared to sail aboard the Orontes to Toulon. Captain Sullivan and Jardine spoke briefly, players showed high spirits, and gifts of heather and canisters were exchanged with fans and staff.
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Paris
Sator
St. Pancras Maha
Regan
Orontes
Wey Tore
Plum Warner
Tate
Hela
Toulon
J. A. Dutton
Evening Standard
Allen, Howes
Larwood
Voss
Tom Richardson
Op Trowes
Lana
Lawlers
Gregory
McDonald
St Gabriel's edge Kingston in four three win in women's hockey
St Gabriel's beat Kingston four goals to three to reach the final of the Women's Hockey Association competition. They will face Roroninn Blue at Acre Sports Ground next Saturday after Boronias Blue had earlier defeated Telopea Park two nil. Best players for St Gabriel's included L Eggleston and J Blundell for Kingston, with notable performances from L Regierton and D Addison.
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St. Gabriel's
Women's Hockey Association
Roroninn Blue
Acre Sports Ground
Boronias
Telopea Park
Horonias Blue
Triopea Park
Blue
Fouth
L. Blundell
Blundell
Telopen
J. Blundell
L. Eggleston
L. Regierton
D. Addison
R. Bracken
FI. Blundell
C. Booth
Mra. Wilkenson
Queanbeyan edge Kingston Whites to reach final round
Queanbeyan won the Held Park second round match 2 1 over Kingston Whites. Clarke and Kendall scored for Queanbeyan with Millett replying for Kingston, as Queanbeyan’s defense and fast moves secured the late winner. Next Saturday the remaining teams clash to reach the final gate of the season.
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Held Park
Queanbeyan
Kingston Whites
Kingston
Hleths
Carnell
Hoobridge
Kendall
Clarke
Millett
Dismissals in Railway Service Surplus Men to Go
The Premier announced that the government will not dismiss all surplus railway and tramway workers immediately. Dismissals will be gradual with individual adjustments based on each employee’s claim. Improved industry prospects and recent rains are seen as reducing retrenchment impact.
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Sydney
Stevens
Drowning After Rocks Wash Albert Wyma at Manly
A youth named Albert Wyma drowned near Manly after a wave washed him from the rocks while fishing with his brother Leslie. Both boys scaled a four cliff approach. Albert was swept away and his body not recovered despite Leslie’s rescue attempts.
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Bydney
Albert Wyma
Manly
Albert
Leslie
Deportation of Spanish Royalists to Africa
One hundred and one royalist officers and forty two civilians were deported to Africa aboard an old German cargo steamer. The group includes two dukes twelve marquises eight counts a priest a doctor and a banker.
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Madrid
Baty
Africa
Farewell Dinner for Sir Robert Garran in Canberra
Sir Robert Garran and Lady Garran were hosted at Hotel Canberra for a farewell dinner on Saturday night. They will depart Canberra today for Melbourne to sail to England.
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Sir Robert Garran
Canberra
Robert
Lady Garran
Melbourne
England
Dutch Air Lines Conduct Experimental Flight
The Dutch Royal Air Company three engined aeroplane arrived Friday with the company director and the chief Government aviation officer. The craft made nine passenger flights over Koepang yesterday and returned to Java this morning. The flight appears connected with the England Australia air service.
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Koepang
Dutch Royal Air Company
Java
Joseland Wins Nett Trophy Amid Adverse Weather
At Berra Golf Links on Saturday a large entry contested the Nett Trophy. Joseland posted a nett 68 to win by three strokes over a field led by F L Hatella and Tregear with scores around the 68 to 76 mark. Other top finishers included Westcott Hawksley Gell and Ferguson among a wide list of competitors.
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Hear Berra Golf Links
Saturdy
Joseland
J. M. Jdaoland
F. L. Hattela
A. Tregear
G. A. Westcott
Tl. R. Hawksley
Murky Trial Ends With Long Jail Terms in Zog Case
A damaged report states a verdict in a terror plot case tied to King Zog era turmoil. Sentences total 101 years for one group, plus 17 others given varying terms. ten received lesser penalties, fourteen acquitted. Judge recommended certain actions to Zog's authorities.
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King Zoos @ tourage
Neven Belog
Ha Tat
Zog
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