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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 30, 1933
Page
3
Various churches in Queanbeyan and vicinity report services for Trinity Sunday and following weeks. Catholic and Anglican entries list Holy Communion, sermons, and visiting clergy. Methodist notes share bell times and morning and evening services. Presbyterian and Baptist lines mention communal worship, prayer meetings, and special observances.
Fragmented OCR lines mention names and events across Edenton and nearby locales. References include religious services, local meetings, and brief notices with scattered times and places, suggesting a mosaic of church gatherings, community items, and social notices from a rural English speaking region.
A frenzied parliamentary session debates a plebiscite to abolish state parliaments and resume old electoral arrangements in Pangentesd municipalities. Mr. J. J. Baker and others push for a referendum on extending federal powers, while defenders warn of instability and rising unrest.
A district court posting outlines a Monday session on October 18 with a short delay in settlement talks. It lists three debt-related actions including writs of debt and property delivery proceedings, plus a fourth case involving work performed and compensation.
A misregistered vehicle in New South Wales leads to penalties for the owner. Authorities say the error involved the owner failing to submit correct documents and pay the required fees, triggering an official notice and potential forfeiture of the vehicle.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a morning and evening event with references to Mendancornaiten Halt and October 14. It mentions Mrs Know, hooley witt newton, and final arrangements, but details are sparse and names are uncertain.
Fragments describe a talk at a hall with reference to Consens Meno Hall and a sermon by Wood. The text mentions a study comparing Chelsnay to Fuster religions and notes related vows and religious references. A schedule line hints at a morning event tied to Majangia tomorrow.
A church social evening held Wednesday night drew many members of the congregation and friends. An audience enjoyed an excellent program with violin, vocal pieces, and a sermon by Waldock, who will speak on the theme The Order at the Good Fame, with Rotarians and local groups in attendance.
The coroner, Mr. J. J. Woodward, opened an inquest into the death of Walter Ehowuminn of London Bridge. The rider, a youth of 18, died when his horse bolted near Imextown. He was riding the horse owned by A. W. Hootus of Rywond, in the presence of his father Hobert Haute. Lifeless on the ground, the body was later attended by witnesses Hayne and Caywoola Uilreh. The case continues with the postmortem findings and other testimonies.
Queanbeyan Convent announces a ball at Grokory Hall on Thursday October 12 followed by a juvenile event featuring local teams and community groups. Proceeds support working families and local mule welfare initiatives.
A fragmentary report describes an escape connected to a theft valued at eight thousand pounds. The scrambled text references individuals, places, and events but lacks clear names or locations. The article appears to be an OCR mishap with multiple garbled terms and stray phrases.
The National Library will remain closed today due to a holiday in the Territory. Books borrowed for the previous period have been returned, and the borrowing time will be extended by one further week without any penalties.
The general meeting of North Australian Mines No Liability was held at 1 Fond Street Sydney on September 9 1933. A special meeting confirmed a resolution to amend Rule No 4 replacing one thousand with two hundred and add Rule No 6 to require notice only for certain matters. Dated Sydney September 9 1933. W Farthing Chairman Marble Misher?
Private coastal retreat description summarizes lodging at Malhourne with 41 rooms and associated facilities. The notice invites inquiries for details and booking, directed to A. W. Helsham in Melbourne.
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