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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
2
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Weather data from Canberra records a September rainfall of 28.1 inches and a January total around 45 inches. The report lists daily minimums, winds, and rainfall amounts for a concluding summary of the period.
A visiting English tennis team nominated by Hon. J. A. Byenay to tour Canberra under Singlian approval. Plans include exhibition matches at Manuke Of Fo and arrangements for suitable accommodation. The inviters rank No 1 among world players and have recent strong performances in the U S A.
The defence policy announced by Sir George Pearce emphasizes a defensive, cooperative program within the British Commonwealth aimed at long term national development. It stresses prudence, gradual funding, and avoiding an arms race, while warning that without a definite national plan drift could erode Australia’s security and prosperity.
A damaged report notes a government request for financial support to build a racecourse complex. It records discussions with the Minister for the Interior and officials about transfer of funds, regulatory costs, and expected project scope including track, drainage, and ancillary buildings. Subscriptions and future departmental terms are touched on as part of the inquiry.
Deputation asks for petrol price rebates for tractors amid Victorian Tractor Owners Association push. Ministers weigh workable plans as private clubs face permit and umpire committee reviews. Round of fixtures lists Northbourne to Kingston results and player allocations for October rounds.
Myre R OLauantin was honored at the Royal Canberra Club gathering yesterday with a humorous roast by seventy members and friends. The guest of honor Will Parth soon depart for Part, and a special watch and tokens were presented. Mine Hfolnowaky was named honorary secretary to the Royal Canberra Club Association.
A damaged report notes concerns over fraudulent firms in Melbourne and Virginia, detailing calls for tighter oversight. Statements from Mr K Y Taylor reference known cases and the push for stronger regulation to curb deceptive practices. Authorities seek to restore trust amid misinformation and lax corporate controls.
Bronze Hawke Sydney returned from defeats at Mandwick and Hoanhill to win the Burning Cup at Kannington Lo May ahead of Duckhie and Permian. J Pike forfeited merit of Brique Hawk in the Hbwom to taynur mR uk N01 Aatrice and other runners were close behind. Furlongs, chequered, and Lady Wol followed as Hawks pressed to the front amid a tight finish.
The minister for dustion announced today in the Federal Capital Territory that license approvals are to be considered for auctioneers in New South Wales. The brief notice confirms regulatory action and upcoming determinations.
A fragmented readers’ column discusses whether the city should back certain leaders or policies to improve employment and city conditions. The piece cites concerns about youth, waiting for action, and the need for decisive help from Terra or Cun terra to balance work and public welfare.
A Canberra Mahatine Society and the Lotvernity Caller held a Monday night discussion on coloured indentured labour in the Northern Territory. Delegates from Canberra Cubating Chub and Wu voralty Collany supported different views, while the audience engaged and the decision favored the University College.
The Federal Capital Territory Show showcases a thriving sheep and wool sector with rapid breed improvement. Notable breeders and stations such as Merimans Springfield Goulburn Carwoola Exhol Stud Jeir Station Southwell Pairview Hall Merriman blood lines and Parkwood Hall are cited for high quality stock, heavy fleeces, and strong market demand, reflecting growing pasture conditions and show standards.
A lively poultry show reflects rapid growth as entries increase beyond previous years. Judges praise the quality of birds while noting crowded pavillion space and broader regional participation from Bathurst, Goulburn and other districts.
The 1930s school show reports rising quality and numbers across classes with stronger writing and art entries. Judge Lady Mackensie praised the work as on par with high pasture years, noting impressive numbers in prose and drawing while highlighting competition from Duntroos Mulongio and local schools.
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