Year1934
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1934
Noronha and Sarmento published the study 'Os Peixes dos Mares da Madeira'.
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1934
The population census was published, giving Madeira an area of 740.62 km² and a density of 270 inhabitants per km².
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1934–1939
Period of Madeiran legislation summarised in Fernando Augusto da Silva's book.
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1934
The Instituto Geográfico e Cadastral revised and updated the 1915 map of Madeira.
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1934
A newspaper article on the Museum of Natural Sciences in Funchal was published.
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1934
The remains of Aires de Ornelas de Vasconcelos were transferred to the Angústias cemetery in Funchal.
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1934
The pamphlet 'Camões e a Madeira' by one of the Elucidário's authors was published.
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1934
Fernando Augusto da Silva published the Dicionário Corográfico do Arquipélago da Madeira.
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6 January 1934
'O Jornal' published details of the feast of the Menino Jesus Perdido.
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30 January 1934
José Fernandes Velosa, founder of the Casa dos Pobres Desamparados, died.
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14 May 1934
Decree no. 23.847 regulated Madeira's sugar regime, prohibiting new cane plantations and new sugar factories until 1953 and restricting direct distillation from cane juice.
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27 May 1934
A 7,000 m³ concrete reservoir on the Levada de Santa Luzia was inaugurated for Funchal's water supply.
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28 May 1934
The monument to João Gonçalves Zarco by Francisco Franco was solemnly inaugurated on the Avenida Arriaga in Funchal.
Monument to João Gonçalves ZargoZarco (João Gonçalves) João Gonçalves ZarcoFrancisco Franco Avenida Arriaga
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July 1934
Evening reading was introduced at the Funchal Municipal Library.
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29 July 1934
The Elucidário's authors exposed Padre Manuel Constantino's plagiarism of Giulio Landi in an article in O Jornal.
Landi (Count Giulio de) Father Manuel ConstantinoCount Giulio Landi
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11 August 1934
Boaventura Mendes de Almeida died in Lisbon.
Almeida (Boaventura Mendes de) Boaventura Mendes de Almeida Lisbon
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18 November 1934
The police services moved into their building in Rua da Carreira, Funchal.