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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1933
Page
2
A publishing notice from The Canberra Times appears with garbled OCR text referencing preparation, pricing and Canmore area details. The readable fragments mention premail, Austentim and city associations, with unclear dates or actions.
Weather data shows temperatures around 62 degrees at Canberra with highs near 1 to 2 degrees, and rainfall figures for several September dates. The record includes monthly totals and year to date figures, noting variations in temperature and precipitation across the period.
Forecaster chart predicts temporary fine and warm conditions in New South Wales followed by thunderstorms along the coast and on the tablelands. A late cold snap moves to the south west with possible snow on the Southern Alps.
Fragmented notes from Mt St Toemday listing measurements and times. Mentions astronomical elements, Saturn, and a 68 mm reference with several garbled names and terms.
A historical Canberra petition argues Australians in the capital lack constitutional rights and seeks Governor-General remedy. It frames petitioning as a key ancient liberty and urges constitutional recognition within Australian citizenship and federal governance.
A scrambled report from a Monday inquiry concerns penalties in a trotting event. It mentions Dan in the Harold pare media and a trader named Milinor. The piece references a consequence for Milsons and a call to show cause why they should not be disqualified.
A government report shows the Federal Capital Territory hospital advisory council will not be elected before next June, delaying reorganization of the hospital board. Officials cite awaiting decisions on future Canberra government structures and election timing for the advisory council, with ministers delaying action until policy is settled.
Canberra social event drew a record crowd at the Catholic Ball in Albert Hall last night. Her Excellency, accompanied by Mr Justice Blephens and others, presided at the debutante ceremony with many attendees including clergy, matrons, and numerous local residents.
Incoherent OCR text mentions a wing attack near 10 miles, government advice, and a procession or gathering with various named individuals including a lieutenant. The readable parts point to a historical ceremony or event with attendees and a noted figure. The exact names, dates, and places remain unclear due to corrupted text.
Defence policy remarks by Sir George Pearce indicate an upcoming address outlining Australia’s defence stance. Pearce notes previous plans to publish after parliament, now moved to Monday, promising a clearer statement to align policy with world affairs and defence readiness amid speculation over naval availability.
Melbourne dispatch reports the Presbyterian Assembly recommends ending the Canberra commissionership and appointing a resident minister for five years at about £400. Very Rev Walker’s services will end December 21, and Walker plans to leave a bequest to the church. The assembly discussed a future support to the Canberra church and interview plans followed the decision.
The Move Commission led by Lord Macmillan plans a thorough study of Canada's banking system. It will examine the Bank Act, monetary framework, credit, currency, and the interrelations with commodity prices, industry, and inter imperial trade. The inquiry aims to assess reforms to stabilize domestic and foreign trade and employment.
Melbourne Monday reports reveal a tense Presbyterian General Assembly session over the Angus case. Moderator overruled a point of order raised by Rev J MacAulay, allowing debate to proceed on Doctrines and potential church action. Speakers urged limited time, while factions clashed on whether Angus taught doctrine or warranted legal action against him.
Tenders for the National War Memorial to be erected near Hone and the northern end of Anne Street are to be called next month. The project budget is about £60,000 with £50,000 already provided and £20,000 to be raised in the works estimates for the Federal Capital Territory.
A fragmentary report details a chaotic scene in the Pecoral court with a remand after an alleged attack. It mentions a man named Williams found with a tomahawk and notes possible motives amid a tense exchange and unsettled opinions about the barge incident.
A crowded Queanbeyan district meeting was held with Aldermen Abraham and Taylor among attendees. Guests included Mrs. Abrabwin and Mrs. Hay, with numerous local officials and residents present for the evening event and discussion.
The opening event for the rifle competition was postponed due to weather and scheduling conflicts. The second stage is rescheduled for the upcoming Sunday, continuing the ordinary contest sequence once conditions permit.
Fragmentary notes describe a Monday event in Queanbeyan with mentions of an unpleasant weather, attendance by a Mr. John Day and a reference to an afternoon meeting. The legibility issues obscure names, places, and outcomes.
A regional committee met to assess hospital furnishing proposals. Digby clerks reported on supplier visits and a plan to align equipment with needs. Next steps include finalizing the allocation and timelines for installation at the facility.
Witnesses urge protective duties to aid Australian industry with fair wages. Mr WJ of Ruined Proprietary Ltd defends high price and criticizes prohibition on imported goods while highlighting impact on local workers and industry. Deputy Norvary of Pilkington Hus notes potential benefits to Australia amid government stance.
Quint defeats Punham 6 3 6 1 to reach the next stage as Turnbull ousts Mabon Co BE. Australian Aimeuley advances in doubles with Patsy while Rauhard Dobeie retires. Lee defeats Brugge as the day’s results unfold in the opening rounds.
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