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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 29, 1929
Page
2
Fragmentary lines list participants and roles for an unclear production involving Mite Sacdonela, Mr Gordon Lavera, and others. The text references choral elements, a studio setting, and various names tied to a planned performance, with tangled wording suggesting a complex collaboration.
The Canberra Times publishes daily prepaid notices from the Federal Capital City with details on distribution, rates, and local offices. It lists multiple regional stops including Queanbeyan Goulburn Morimbula Vale Mt Konalaekosy Narooma and Albury rail stations and invites inquiries for early morning deliveries.
Weather records show the monthly totals for the current year through the date, with figures for rainfall and temperature. The report covers the period from 1928 to 1969, noting seasonal trends and measurements from local stations.
In a fragmentary account a cat and mouse story unfolds with stray names and jumbled phrases. The text hints at a moral lesson, a game, and a farmer figure, but many details are unclear or garbled.
A lengthy summary outlines a busy road improvement phase with names of streets and neighborhoods, funding notes, and project scope. It lists streets such as Phthib Avenue and Canberra and mentions contractor activity, schedules, and expected completion steps in multiple districts.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions care for the Federal Capital from Avcaran with garbled dates and phrases. No clear events, people, or organizations are identifiable beyond the general reference.
The Canberra Times reports Prime Minister Baldwin announcing Britain will cooperates with the United States to seek broad arms reduction across all ship classes. The move follows Mr Gibson’s Geneva proposal and aims to reopen the 1917 Tripartite Disarmament Conference negotiations.
A readble fragment lists attendees and speakers at a Curmiiny Moin oy Hallarday event. Names include Mina Peach, Mina Biterson, Mr Flowerton, Mrs Williamson, Hyland, Mya Pha, and many others. The text references an evening program with various participants and attendees.
A fragmented account describes a civic dance organized by Mina Mile and others at Catnaeway Hall. Attendees raised funds through a collection while entertainment featured local acts and a community drive led by volunteers.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and garbled phrases about persons and locations, likely a social or public notice. No clear event, date, or verifiable facts emerge beyond scattered proper nouns and possible names.
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