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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 23, 1935
Page
2
Friends and relatives of the late Mrs. A Townend of Patridge are invited to attend her funeral at John's Church in Can. ra at 7 pm on Monday.
Record shows barometer readings around 30.21 inches and temperatures ranging from the mid forties to around 50 degrees through the day. Rainfall figures are garbled but indicate yearly totals up to the current period.
Mr. T. M. Shakespeare addressed a large audience of electors at Tharwa on Saturday night. Mr. C. G Jettray occupied the chair, outlining issues and urging support for the Federal Capital Territory.
Voters face scattered polling sites as Witt Tae and Oineer candidates mobilize supporters. Officials urge accurate ahead of the upcoming balloting with emphasis on accessibility and orderly lines.
Canberra forecast notes fine days and cold nights with frost on the highlands. Winds are fresh from the south east to north east across the region.
Resolution of Britain's policy by Foreign Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare declares commitment to the Covenant in full and collective action against unprovoked aggression. Laval affirms France's will to fulfill its duties, while Mussolini faces international pressure as Italy rejects compromise. Condemnation of Italian intransigence grows with voices from church and labor urging peace and coercion if needed.
Fragmentary readers letters discuss prominent figures and actions. Names appear as Whitehall deed references and Australian forces at Villar Bretecnoun, with unclear dates and associations. The text mentions William and Lular with Medoouurne dated notes, but details are obscured.
J K Williams overtook E Waring on the Royal Canberra Club A Grade leader board on Saturday afternoon. With one round left, Williams and Waring are tied for second behind leader Bull, while RT Whyte holds the B Grade lead with Fogarty and Coote in pursuit.
Tennis party results show Mrs Gee Ming Boumack 63 in sultry play with several games against Mrs Hap mond and others. Mixed teams include Oldfield Moran, Crawley Barnard, Stephen Torrance, Boyd Blumenthal and more with scores ranging 6 1 to 7 5 and 6 3. Multiple rubbers noted. outcomes indicate close contests and a bustling pennant event.
The Griffith Tournament closed this week under ideal conditions as excellent tennis drew large crowds. Top players across divisions faced evenly contested matches led by G. H. Hicks and others in no 1 division, with notable results in divisions 3, 4, 6 and 7, while reports note the overall high standard and balanced outcomes.
Entries for the resident championship tournament close at 6 p.m. today. Participants are reminded to submit registrations promptly to secure a place in the event.
Two qualifying rounds of the Royal Canberra annociates champion and Lady Dance Cup played Thursday and Friday. First time handicap of 35 adopted for championship. Wome players on handicaps over Wie marke compete for the Lady Dance Cup. Qualifiers include Mise Broinowakl Mars Waring Mrs Clayton Downes Somerville Webby Sweetnam Dickinoon, Mrs Warlag, Mrs Downes, Mian Webb, Mr Johnston. Draw for play Monday.
A letter thanks visitors for hospitality in Canberra and Australia. It recalls happy memories and kindness from new friends. The note mentions Mr Kevin Fit and the PUBL family and references a Tharwa coming of age party with over 100 attendees and remarks on guardians and parents.
The Rev McLeod of Bt. Raphars Church urged a simpler creed that reveals God and Christ plainly and speaks to everyday life. He recalled Paul’s hope in facing death and urged the church to hold to the core gospel of salvation and faith, warning against overcomplication by theologians.
Postal voting details outline who may vote by post and where to obtain forms. The message notes eligibility criteria, submission methods, and deadlines for applications, urging residents to contact election offices for guidance.
Sydney report notes bakers decided not to raise bread prices despite pressure. The stance defers an anticipated cost hike, with workers and unions cautious as they monitor market conditions. No firm date set for any change, and officials weigh broader economic trends.
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