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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 21, 1933
Page
2
A fragment lists acceptances and entries with numerous names and terms. Mentions Greenisa and Pam Ped, Rimmy Hoy, Gordan Chemo, Trinh Hae ott NEP, and Wogonda. References to Croper plate, a Wolabttor, and start times around 3. The garbled text alludes to venues, captains, and participants in a sailing or boat racing context with scattered proper nouns and unclear events.
Notes on hockey events and exhibitions feature a wide array of players, teams, and venues. Mentions Canberra and Queantayun Canberr, plus various players and specimens, with references to exhibitions, auctions, and collecting items.
N T Lease Sydney Wednesday reports a protest by the Northern Territory Pastoral Association against the formation of a Commission to investigate Northern Territory fennon. The association claims the commission will exclude men with real practical experience in property pay and questions the committee fields.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local brief with names and figures. Mentions Boron anon Warmoth RL Vretzet Peter tay and Love tale Ad Nogh and La Moderne with an $11 figure. Unable to confirm event or location due to garbled text.
An event notice describes a premeeting wine reception hosted by local figures Mannan May men and partners. It mentions a Sunday gathering, a schedule with speakers Judie and others, and a plan to convene at Kingston Minday with delegates attending from Newt rwaunistes and nearby groups.
Reported notes indicate Turnbull and Davis Cup teammates in Naples show improved morale as preparations intensify. Coach comments and player confidence reflect cautious optimism ahead of upcoming matches.
Wool sales in Sydney showed strong demand with high prices for top quality fleece. Notable figures include top prices around 481d for weeks’ roving and improved lots, while dealers reported brisk trade across categories.
At Flemington saleyards today 97 000 sheep and lambs penned with no change from yesterday’s close. Quality ranged from prime heavy vealers to wethers and lambs, with Gullocks scarce and prices quoted across categories including cows and wethers at various pence and pounds per head.
A revolutionary protest plan cited by the Revastation of Daieymes calls for 5000 cows to be driven to government offices before week’s end to symbolize opposition to current policy. Authorities warn such a display will be stopped. The action follows widespread distraint warrants executed in Virginia and other regions.
A veteran nurse named Elisabeth Thom s is slated to become matron. She aims to train nurses for the outbreak of the war, dedicating her time to nursing education and wartime care. The appointment follows a period of service and reflects broader efforts to bolster nursing staff during conflict.
A waterborne wedding aboard the liner Emnoresy on January 2 joined a Pennsylvanian groom and a bride from Paria in a ceremony richly decorated with pink plumes. The voyage, described with romantic detail, recounts social pages, travel lore, and the couple’s vows across the sea.
Six youths from Trau were brought to authorities after vandalizing the historic Venetian Hons of St. Mark near Trau Cathedral. They claimed national sentiment influenced their act, and were sentenced to five days of imprisonment.
A garbled report describes a Prince of Wales figure reputedly joining a Personal League of service, drawing attention as a celebrated man amid many suitors. It notes a relaxation period and mentions an inventor who created a wool winding machine for personal use.
An article describes a Fantastic Old Paper Money display by Mr Catlin, featuring over 110 volumes and notes linked to Khartoum and the Ming dynasty. The piece details forged and rare notes printed on various media, including tin and copper, valued at thousands of pounds. Mr Catlin discusses his lifelong pursuit of collecting and preserving these World War era era notes.
Under a special arrangement Reuters reports that world barrage and overseas sources are used in the compilation of the intelligence publication. All rights therein in Australia and New Zealand are conserved.
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