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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 25, 1930
Page
5
Canberra Enterprise Plans Four Fresh Fish Outlets Nationwide
A Canberra firm unveils a new four centre system to supply fresh fish and allied products to Canberra Queanbeyan Bungendore and Cooma region centres. The Seafrost operation aims to ship refrigerated fish oysters prawns and related goods via rail and coast routes with new plants and a Kingfisher site to anchor distribution. Headquarters will be Canberra with Moruya linked supply changes amid prior company decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Freach Sink
Queanbeyan
Bungendore
Craidwood
England
United States
Assis
Moruya
Othe Moruya Refrigerating Company, Ltd
Wes
Ace
Oréfrigertor
Pritish Railways
Pehieh Howe
Mulling
Ateck
Vtet
Oo Fink
King Faten
Albert Hall hosts vivid annual hockey ball with diverse guests
A bright colourful function at the Albert Hall celebrated the Federal Capital hockey association annual event. A large attendance enjoyed dances and modernist décor while officials and guests from Australia and Melbourne attended in formal attire.
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Albert Hall
Morty
Ausoclacduu
Amd
Hin Whaonen
Canthe Pavicon
Blle. Jones
Po Bus
Cricket Match in Forthbourne Set for October Day
A cricket match between Cram menders of the FoeT and Returned Batchers League is slated for October at Forthbourne. The fixture should start at 10 40 am and finish around 4 30 pm with a naval aim noted by officials. A ladies committee plans hospitality facilities for players and their wives after the game.
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Forthbourne
Cricket Assain
Beim
Umpires Committee Opens Season With Referrals
The Umpire and Permits Committee held its first meeting of the season on Thursday night. It reviewed applications for players for regimental matches and discussed global exemptions with two deferred. It approved appointments for umpires for upcoming Baluniay fixtures and prepared a list of names for the panel.
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Baluniay
Skeleton case verdict of murder in rural NSW
Coroner in Newcastle district returns a verdict of murder against William Schubert over the death of 11 year old Doris Doria Achu bert whose skeleton was found near Red Head. Witnesses describe a scheme to obtain poison and the daughter’s warning about her father. The case centers on Schubert’s alleged attempt to poison others and to have Doris transported to Newcastle for a cover story.
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Doria Achubert
Redhead
Newcastle
Taree
Vanty
Frank Stokes
Crutherinande Walker
Wil
Schubert
Neowcastte
Asarietta Trene Webster
William Schubert
Torke
Derik
Nother von
Doria
Mitchell Tsend
Bond
Cooperwonk
Burney
Mary Jane Behobert
iNovem
Doris
Doris Toy
Stokes
Cooperndek
Turoe
Dorla
Aonierr
Nosong
Maule Behihert
Jeond
Josaph Graham
Cabbage Island
Manning River
Behubert
Neweaalle
Sehubert
Etaterd Vann
Nambucca Honda
Lang and Stevens Spar Over Government’s Problems in Croydon
The Croydon rally featured Treasurer Stevens rebutting Lang’s claims about private banking ties and loan politics. Stevens defended government policy, rejected calls to abolish the Loan Council, and stressed maintaining living standards and employment relief within constitutional bounds.
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Rydneya Tuomas. D
Lanz
Uerexn
Stevens
Mavanle Hall
Croydon
Lang
Mir. Stevens
Gilmers
Mr. Stevens
Joan Ian
Bavin
Mtevena
Leung
Commonwealth
Complete Divorce Between Lang Policy and Reality
The Premier said Lang’s Tamworth announcement showed no hope Australia can compete in world markets. He argued the claim rests on faulty economics, noting that cost of living and production drive competitiveness more than wage rates. He contrasted wool and wheat with Argentine or Russian outputs.
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Bydney
Sinvin
Lang
Tamworth
Australia
Argentine
Russia
Burial for Sir Neville Howse Draws Notables
A large crowd gathered at All Souls Chapel and Kensal Green Cemetery for the burial of Sir Neville Howse. The Bishop of New Guinea and the Hey J Jones led the service with tributes to his courage and service, noting his Australian wartime record and civic contributions. Pallbearers included Sir Cowell Tyr, Sir H Rigby, and others. military and naval representations attended from the Army and Australian forces.
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Lostion, Tremny
Neville Howse
Soult Chapel
Kensal Iee
New Ginben
J. Jones
Marlhorombh
Sir Neville Howse
Colin
Austria
Australia
Ville Hove
Chopie
Oliverd
Carter
Chines
Ceowille Tyr
OM. Teves
Hoh Rigby
Merare
Tl Dunhill Ant
T&t
iTrambie
Lewis
Demitae
Thriteh
Nl Elibort
Roral College of
Sydney Wool Sales Highlight Varied Fleeces And Bid Activity
At Sydney wool sales buyers pursued best wools with a general competition across finer fleece types. The sale featured greasy merino and other grades, with about 907 bales sold out of a total around Viti bales, reflecting mixed demand and private sale components.
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Sydney
Wemeaday
Wool price drop outlined by wool growers leader
The President of the Wool Growers Association Mr Tout announced today a general wool price reduction of about four and a quarter pence per pound compared with the last selling. He cited the average season price as 104d, noting overall market softness in the latest sales.
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Bydney
Westnerday
Giwelers Association
Tout
London Wool Sales Report Shows Broad Wool Bales Offered
London wool sales listed 11 779 bales with wide regional representation from Norw to New Zealand. Prices were maintained amid strong demand and plentiful supply, including Australian and Victorian lots.
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London
Feld Norw
Victorian
Australia
West Australin
New Zealand
Not Over Governed But Badly Governed Conference Remarks
The Minister for Local Government Mr Broxgner said Australia was not over governed despite concerns from the Pathurt local government conference. He argued that true governance requires ensuring legislative authority rather than handing Australia to capital elites.
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Bydney
Mr. Broxgner
Pathurt
Australia
Struxner
Racing Control Bill Faces Queensland Debate
In Brisbane on Wednesday the Premier Mr Mobre and government members discussed a racing control bill. A draft proposal to regulate unregistered racing activities and trotting meetings was rejected, with no clear form of control announced at this time.
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Brisbane
Mobre
Bridane
Mevilag
Bil Amd
Municipal Conference Heats Debate On Delegates Expenses
At Bathurst Weilnenday the Local Government Conference debated delegates expenses. Alderman Falvey argued the conference supported national data rather than local government matters, triggering an uproar. The conference approved a motion to allow two delegates to claim expenses instead of one.
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Bathurst
Weilnenday
Falvey
Leader Earle Inge backs tariff to ease maritime costs
In Sydney the Avetrallian Country Party leader Dr Earle Inge argues a tariff can quickly ease the whale trade and retail price pressures. He credits flexible policy as the best means to align workers and costs while avoiding rigid dependence on a single application of tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Avetrallian Country Party
Earle Inge
Ing
Powet
Speedy Wool Selling Report From Rydney
Fragmentary note reports wool selling in Rydney with price bids submitted by Tierney on behalf of the Australian Mercantile and Finance Department. Local details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Rydney
Wretherny
Min W. di. Tierney
Merc
Rane Lind and Finance
Lacrety
Adelaide Drops Wage Tax Promises Jobs Relief
The Premier announced the government would drop the wage tax and fund unemployment relief through higher income. The move follows a reform debate at the state conference and amid opposing views on the proposed tax.
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Adelaide
Him
Records Destroyed In Preston Town Hall Fire
Melbourne reports a fire at Preston town hall destroying records in the strong room. The incident on a Wednesday remains under investigation with unclear causes and no immediate details on casualties or officials involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Melbourne
Preston Whall
Buried Money Refused Details in Melbourne Court
A man admitted he hid money somewhere outside Melbourne but refused to reveal the location. The case against John Francis was adjourned to allow him to reconsider his decision as prosecutors seek more information.
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Melbourne
John Francis
Céiey
Floral Fabric Display at Civic Centre Kingston
Special display features Tobraleco and Rayon fabrics along with Moteeng and Shadowcues from 103d yard quantities. Demoy Sheetings available from 1/11 yard. Located at Civic Centre and Kingston for viewing.
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Civic Centre
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