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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 21, 1935
Page
2
In a Canberra city notice the Morra agency announces publication details and a formal notice involving the eseral apical Prem and Phana Gankarre Te. Readers are advised to consult the official posting for exact terms and deadlines.
Fragmented weather data from Canberra lists temperatures, rainfall, and barometric readings with many garbled terms. The text includes several数字 and incomplete month references making a cohesive summary difficult.
The Canberra Times notes a delay in adopting an advisory council ordinance. It warns officials may rely on delaying tactics during the election campaign, placing responsibility on whoever is elected to oppose or accept ministerial obstruction. The piece frames the vote as a test of electors’ will.
The Canberra branch of the Grand United Order of Oddfellows celebrates its 20th anniversary with a dinner at Hotel Amalie at 7 pm. Grand Lodge will be represented by Grand Secretary Bro. W Ridley of Sydney, with wife, and other visitors include District Master of Dalton and Bro. C. Piggott. A program of entertainment is planned and notes on radio interference and government electrical inspections are also mentioned.
Awoatantel progress is being made with suppressing radio interference on government apparatus in Canbaria. Officials from the Department of the Interior and the Postmaster-General's Department report beneficial effects from work already carried out in various suburbs.
Henry Thomas Ree, a gunner in hospital, testified in the Newcastle case against Geof frey Banke, 18, laborer, charged with attempting murder on September 11 at Nord's Whartwit. Banks was shot three times. Rosa testified he walked with Banks, gave him two parata to carry, and Banks was friendly with Bask. The magistrate refused bail. Banks’s condition remained critical after surgery.
A Christian Science Society in Canberra hosts a lecture by Mr. Fowl A. Harsch of Toledo Ohio at Albert Hall on Monday at 6 16 pm. Harsch is one of 22 members of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship which last year delivered lectures to more than 3000 people worldwide, including Australia.
The record lists church services across multiple parishes including St Jones Church and St Paul’s Kingston. It notes Holy Communion, baptisms, evensong and sermons, and mentions venues at Duntroon and Braddon with varied times in the afternoon and evening.
September 22, fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost, Masses at Chalatopher's Forrest Moreen 7 end 9.80 ams St Patrick's Braddon Mass 9 1m Bt Prancio Church Hall Mass 9.0 p m Confrasione today St Christo pher's 4 30-8 70.30 m St Patrick's 4.2 08590 Calleway 5-8 Bunlloon 7-70 pm Haydon notes Evening Devotion 740 p m at Chelatopher's and St Patrick's.
The notice lists Presbyterian anniversary services at 11 am and 1 pm at Church of St Andrew with Preacher Rev James McLeod and Rev Jam Thomson. Names appear in irregular OCR form including Mr Kirby, Mr Thomson, and Choral details. locations include Westzinge and Molongo.
Minister Rev Dr A J Waldnets announces a 11 am service for Broout Week with a message The Path of Life at 7 18 p m. The program includes special readings and a focus on spiritual guidance led by L Bick and others.
Christian Science society in Canberra invites all to Sunday School sessions in the Leehire Room of the Albert Hall at 6 pm. Testimony meetings are held the second Wednesday monthly at 6:16 pm in the Lecture Room. Evening services occur each Sunday in the Tectia Room of the Atlett Paul. Attendees under 20 welcomed.
The Church of England Fiabertsin will return to the parish and preach at St Pauls Kingston. Holy Baptism will be administered at the Children’s Service at St Pauls Sunday morning. An Encras sment is planned for St Johns on Sunday afternoon with attendance from one priest. St Johns Churchwoman’s Guild held a grocery event to aid Goulburn Children’s Home. St Paul’s Guild meets Wednesday evening at Mrs Murdman’s Kingston residence. Sunday 20 Fram of the Roly Angele and extra services for children in Fradden Hall start at 10 am. The Ven Arebs.
Tomorrow special services mark the rat anniversary of the Dedication of the Church of St Andrew led by Rev James McLeod of St Stephen's Sydney. Morning and evening sermons will be delivered with choral and solo performances by Mrs Welah and Mr Croker among others. Offerings will support the Canberra Church King Fund.
A fragmented report notes a church event led by Rev. James Thommen. The piece references a movement about congregations and a rally at the church, mentioning an organization and a spear at the event.
Mr W G Piper addressed a YWCA meeting criticizing Mr Kelly's remarks as unfounded and urging careful fact checking. He backed Northern Suburban Progress Association entry with a strong advisory council nominee and called for a capable council focusing on community needs, unemployment relief, public facilities, and Canberra development projects.
Mr D A Hall vice president of the Dumfries and Galloway Association Sydney will deliver the 1985 Sir Walter Beott Lecture at the Institute of Anatomy Canberra. Hall a native of Fife will speak on What we owe a Beott on September 7.
The Horticultural Society of Canberra hosts its annual spring bulb show at Albert Hall on Wednesday. Open judging starts 7:40 p.m. with entries accepted until 7:00 p.m. The event features numerous categories including daffodils, narcissi, polyanthus, anemones, hyacinths, and other bulbous flowers with prizes and a talk by De j B. T. Dickson during judging.
In connection with Acout Week, the Baptist Boy Scout unit will deliver an address, focusing on youth leadership. Dr Waldock will speak on the world of song and faith, urging attendance and participation to inspire the community.
About ten permanent typist vacancies exist in Canberra with an upcoming examination on Saturday December 14 held nationwide in Sydney Brisbane Melbourne Hobart Perth and Adelaide. The arithmetic pass mark has been lowered and marks will be added to total for placings, reducing the need to pass all subjects.
The Australian government confirms plans to duplicate the air mail route to Australia without Britain’s prior consultation. Civil Aviation costs are under review while negotiations continue with Imperial Airwave Ltd. Postmaster General McLachlan expresses surprise at the lack of word from Britain and the PMG plans to share the extra workload with a new aircraft if needed.
The annual meeting of the Boy Scouts Association in Canberra discussed leadership changes and a push to revive the group’s activities. The report noted total membership numbers, recognized the loss of a long-serving secretary, and highlighted plans to host future roving events in Canberra.
A list of attendees and social connections from the week includes the Rev James McLeod now minister of Stephen's Church Sydney, who will conduct both services at the Shareh of BL Andrew Barres, along with numerous named individuals from Melbourne Brisbane Sydney Perth and Newcastle. The fragment names many families and spouses, indicating a wide network attending events across Australian cities.
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