Publishing Notice From The Canberra Times Readers
A damaged OCR shows a publishing notice listing solicitors AVE WHATMORE GEE AND CO and Canberra addresses Gregory's Hall M Queanbeyan 76 Pitt Street Sydney. It references The Canberra Times as the newspaper and mentions prepaid subscriptions, circulation details, and requests readers to renew or subscribe with delivery arrangements and distribution notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whatmore, Gee and CO
Gregory's Hall
M Queanbevan
Pitt Street
Sydney
Currentry Ylocal Courts
Mails Mall Dim at General Post Office Today
The notice outlines mail service changes including routes and times. It mentions North and West directions, Melbourne, Goultuurn main northern lines, ASDATY-A45, and late fee 1.20. Queanbeyan and District are included with a total of 4.461.
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Cuulerra
Vietoriah
Nerthern
Asdaty
Weather Report Fragment From Ancient Calendar
Fragmentary OCR weather note lists rainfall and dates with garbled place names and years. Readable items mention rainfall totals and months but are incomplete and uncertain.
Weather notes from Queanbeyan and rainfall records
Fragmented report from Queanbeyan lists rainfall notes and temperatures with unclear names and dates. It mentions rainfall totals for February and references local officials and a meteorological record, but many words are garbled.
General Weather Forecast Across Regions With Variable Winds
Noon yesterday forecast shows fine northern areas with cold nights and variable winds. Southern districts expect cloudy periods with showers and southeasterly to westerly breezes. Victoria and Western regions show mixed conditions, while Australia coastlines anticipate showers and temperate patterns with occasional clear spells.
Weather synopsis across Australian regions shows variable winds
The report notes cloudy and stormy conditions in parts of Victoria and Queensland with heavy showers and isolated thunderstorms in New South Wales. North Australia records no rain while Western regions report fine spells with northeast winds. Tasmania reports clouded to overcast skies with light rain in the southeast, Cape York sees warm maximums, and overall winds trend west to northwest with regional variations.
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Wouthern
Victoria
Cape Law Win
Aingeates
Wally
Myederaie
Australia
Uct
Winsons North
Malloy
Howe
New South Wales
Romevitie
Manly
Eim
Iscriota
North Australia
Launceston
Horth
Cape Morton
Cape York
Harthy
Rainfall Report Incomplete Local Stationing
Rainfall data from yesterday at 9 am appears garbled with multiple unreadable tokens. Names such as Moore Denny Deemark Kedenap Ateny and locations Cape Ver AB are unclear. Further clarification needed to produce a precise summary and proper station details.
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Moore
Denny Tree Bi
Kedenap
Coronsatl
Cape Ver AB
Ralarane
Tasmania's dark hour and a nation in shock
Reports from Launceston describe a catastrophic flood in northern Tasmania caused by the South East River changing course during heavy rains. The disaster, described as the greatest in the island State and among Australia’s worst, has left 2,500 homeless, ruined crops and stock, and damages to major works. Official losses exceed one million pounds with 23 to 27 lives lost. Communities mobilize to shelter and aid victims as rehabilitation begins.
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Hood
Tosmania
South East
Auatralia
Launceston
Mr John Gale the world's oldest journalist turns 100
The Age veteran Mr John Gale of Quvan-Ayan near Newport born in April 654 remains active in journalism and church work. He trained as a Methodist minister before launching The Golden Age and Queanbeyan Age with his descendants steering a family newspaper legacy now overseen by his grandson. The Canberra capital project and provincial press honors mark his long career.
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John Gate
Quvan- Ayan
Owen Biethday
Gil Wan Burn
Newport
Mons Maurholier
Caldwert
Moonbiteen
Gate
Lund
Mattlunal
Yectare Lan Journal
Ehern
Gade
Newcastle
Jou
Guy
Itty
Queanbean
Queanbeyan
Ui Mato
Monarn
Kalliek
Agy
Gulu'x
Gule Stout
Methodist
Yum
Qlaninderra
Crete
Gale
Wales
Canberra
Ay Gale
Anterea
Wedanday
Commemorative Stamp for Postal Convention Notes
A fragmentary notice discusses commemorative stamps tied to a postal convention. It mentions a revival of adhesive stamp issues and limited editions with prices Ad, Abd, 24d, and C1. FC and notes expected demand among philatelists, though many words are unclear.
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Loxvon
Sonany
Pont
Phitat
Coal Conference Round Table Talk on Mine Terms
A wartime era round table discussion led by ANZAC era leaders, involving McDonald and miners’ representatives, explored wage cuts and war-expenditure charges. The meeting, amid transport and mine closures, sought a path to reopen mines and ease industry stress, with plans for a broader inquiry and memorial event to follow.
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Bydney
Macmonald
Tony
Amnera
Vis Bi
Metuamalh
Cal
HN Ter
McDonald
Agiulita
Kinow
Miners Federation
Nes
Iiner'n
Toes
Provident Maid
Winok Bof
Rosenald
Labour's Claim Penalties for Unions Only
A fragmented report on Labour Party criticisms of penalties aimed at unions, with Mr Latham replying amid disputed interpretation of government actions. The Attorney General notes potential precedents and the need for clear conditions, while ministers discuss responses by the Government and union influence in postwar industry.
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Ncwliit
Labore Party
Atturmey
Lattmm
Heli
Hutmey
MILLA
Timber Wortents Union
Aid. Hattorway
Kodury
Medial Triekee Amwelugion amwels and outcomes noted
The report details a cricket premiers event with remarks from several figures including Mr Cottingham and Mes TP Colina. Mentions Queanbeyan Punt Ate Eshabr ntosenicne and a recommendation to recognize victors tour. Northbourne BR grade tent and Ainslie are discussed with hopes Northbourne becomes white next year.
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Prair
Douglan
Ain
Auyenes
Queanbeyan
Punt
Te Ratulabionn
Toukian
Sanvey
Tam
Cottingham
Northbourne
Collins
Northbourme
Unknown historical人物 illicit fragmentary notice
The provided text is a garbled OCR fragment with multiple names and places unreadable or incomplete, lacking a coherent event, date, or clear action to summarize. It mentions individuals and locations in Australia but fails to establish a distinct news item or outcome.
Inception of the Cua Hockey Association during summer
The report notes the formation of the Cua Hockey Association during summer, detailing the phases of its program and a meeting at Waters Quarters. A club was formed and activities scheduled, with a subsequent meeting at Acton.
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Cua
Acton Na
Acton Moven
Wraters Guarters
unclear fragmented political statement echoes government response
A scrambled message on social media references a government decision and a political figure. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings, making it difficult to identify speakers, institutions, dates, or concrete actions.
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