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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 22, 1933
Page
4
A fragmented cycling note describes a crowded canteen and a large audience at a niche cycling event. The text mentions riders, timing, and street corner activity, with unclear names and places. Overall, it signals strong public interest and notable energy around the race.
In the dock at the Old Bailey a trial began for Abelman Wintanan, estate agent, found guilty of conspiracy to receiving stolen property. Aked sentences loom for Wilcock the chef and Whitman, with a judge set to pass terms after a chaotic scene in court.
The Canberra District Association conducted a successful camp with major officer Mouse in charge and Beaumaster Cornwall as a member of the Veteran Halls staff. Scouts from Queanbeyan Yass and Canberra attended, with the Roklime Pixtrion Wing noted for private town support. The event featured instructional work on wonder art and camp routines, receiving praise from the district commander.
A distorted account paints Caletor Valley as a budding Canberra holiday resort near a golf and tennis tournament set for Sunday in Amanu Diy. The piece hails Keuny’s Point as a notable stop along the Hume Hovell route, praising the scenic lowrise and historic landmark. It notes many visitors already touring the area and references a local historical society marking the route through Fort Philp.
The note reports the burial of a manatee named Manateesh from Rowland, sent to Brisbane by the Ouira om Apel 84 for interment in Toowoomba.
Mr W L Thompaon an Australian light car racing record holder says he will consider driving at Lake George in an international speedway offered, aiming to test his fastest cars and speed records in a span of miles. He claims multiple Grand Prix and road records across Australia and hopes the Lake George venue will verify and boost interest in high speed competition.
The report outlines the 1982 Associates Golf draw with captains and teams named. Captains Mrs Blom and Mrs Cayton lead pairs against Misshell and Wire, while Mrs Digkinnun leads a quartet including Slew Orbeay and others. Non league players may book starts. details are obscured by OCR errors.
Practice session details list multiple players and groups. Notes show venue shift to Teld Tork from York Var with Amalie, Marton, Quemubeyan, Kina sion, and Raver Cis forming for a three quarters hour training. Early start planned with Hlurtow and Alte at 2 40 and additional squads arranged.
In Sydney the government signals firm stance on prosecuting retailers. The minister says actions aim to deter wrongdoing and uphold public trust. Report notes three retailers faced prosecutions and potential convictions as authorities enforce penalties.
A special arrangement affects a fragmentary notice referencing etheric information and territorial observations. The item notes that certain rights are preserved while observers in New England and Westerland note pertinent details.
April weather boosts chrysanthemum interest at the Albert Mall fair where F Warren, noted grower, presents an extended display. Visitors admire varieties from Warren's Cobpond Nursery and Canberra stock, with horticultural tips and upcoming events scheduled for next week and beyond.
The Harraianty Cane court records nine defendants accused of maliciously setting fire to a residence on Myrtle Row St John's yesterday. The incident prompted charges of arson and disturbed the building's occupants during the absence of Hustami who was away. The magistrate remanded the case until May 1 for medical observation.
A Michigan taxi driver was cleared of loitering charges after the court ruled he was simply waiting near Market Street for a passenger. The judge noted no crime occurred and the defense argued the driver was conducting legitimate business, ending the matter with no further action.
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