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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 24, 1935
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text unclear to extract a coherent event or statement. Incomplete phrases reference a fee or duty, and mentions various unclear names or terms. No verifiable entities or facts to summarize meaningfully.
A chaotic report discusses furlough payments under the Public Service Organization’s High Council. It details the Superannuation Dancers association and branches debating whether furlough compensation should match nominal or actual salaries, and the government’s stance on advancement allowances and period rules. The arbitrator’s rulings on leave periods and allowances for officers in higher positions are evaluated, with attention to whether pay should be based on current or previous salaries and the practicalities of funding.
Mr Paul A. Harvey, ESE of Toledo, lectured on Christian Science, The Revealed Christ, under the auspices of the Canadian Christian Science Society. He argued that God is the sole creator and that evil is not produced by Him, asserting that man is made in God’s image. The discourse explored the nature of God, mind, and the eternal perfection of creation, amid questions about mortality and spiritual understanding.
The readable portions indicate a penal department context and possible public sale or development notice. Content is heavily garbled with many missing words and unclear entities. No coherent event or identifiable people or organizations can be reliably extracted for a precise summary.
The article discusses proposed government support to keep brickyards operating, noting maintenance near Kilns, potential layoff risk for workers, and calls for educational and technical training measures. It highlights proposals to appoint an education specialist and to maintain full technica l education as a path to employment, while outlining concerns over mine closures and wage impacts.
A.C. DOUBLE SYDNEY reports a cryptic chain of names and places linked to a racing or betting sequence. The text mentions The Metropolitan and several odd terms including Lan Ke and Burrhrle Chil, with scattered references to Sydney and various locations, hanging together as a fragmented period piece.
A garbled report outlines a dispute over a promotion within a secretive unit at an unidentified organization. The fragment cites objections to authority, potential overruns of maximum rank, and appeals against decisions, with unclear references to officers and general actions.
A Queanbeyan District Cricket Association meeting set a one day competition limit and announced new rules. A plan aims to attract suburban teams for future matches with most games to be held at Queanbeyan. All clubs must maintain current membership and adhere to the fast competition guidelines.
Witnesses testified that Jack Rye and Miller attacked Juracich after a Tuesday gathering at the Quarrying Court area. The assailants allegedly followed him from a hotel to a garden and then assaulted him, with others discussing a shared story to tell investigators. All defendants were committed for trial.
Notice under the Companies Act and liquidation of Esmonds Garages Limited. creditors and claimants must file names and addresses by October 11, 1985 with the office of the liquidator at 1 Wealthy Pant Chambers, Sanheti, and Bray. failure to comply may affect rights. Also references to Interior Department proceedings with a requisition for bonds and notices due by October 16, 1906.
A. Mbuting leads a farewell event of Garages Limited representatives as part of a reconstruction plan in New South Wales. Two new companies to operate in Canberra and Queanbeyan will replace the old firm. Shareholders exchange holdings for new shares, with former directors serving on both boards. The ceremony at Hotel Canberra marks the transition.
An old notice invites relief workers and unemployed homefolks to collect free packets of a dubious remedy promising money for help. It mentions a firm Young Ltd and directs readers to collect at Glebe Creek with a phone contact and reward offer. The text is fragmented and reads like an OCR error from a wartime era classified ad.
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