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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1941
Page
5
The fragment notes house rates in Latins area during the specified nine year period. It mentions EEE Latin topics and a form related to rate printing, with limited readable context and no clear dates or totals.
Returned soldiers prepare for embetter service and rejoin home training districts. A second compulsory camp for women and families will be held at Port Kable from February 1, 1031, with sessions led by instructors and officers to renew associations formed during last retreat.
A Sydney court granted a new trial after a prior verdict in a wheat farming case. The defendants were found not at fault and the appeal was allowed for a fresh trial on sowing disputes involving a wife and survivors.
Fragmented passage discusses fallow areas and agricultural practices with references to hay, unregistered industry, and grain maturity. The garbled text mentions engine drivers, cut timing, and restrictions, but concrete details, dates, or names are unreadable.
The document lists wounded in action and missing in action with numerous names and units. Among the wounded are A. McKissook and J. T. K Macure, while several others are noted as missing in action. Places include Randwick and Bathurst with references to Australian towns. The list also mentions dangerous or seriously placed personnel and several officers in various brigades.
A fragmented report describes farm stock sales at Flemington Yards with mixed yarding quality and active bidding. Cattle classes show varying prices for heifers, cows, and bulls, with figures per 100 weight and some quotations noted for specific lots.
Fragmentary ad listing cakes, fabrics, and goods with names like Manila, Bure, and Campbell. Mentions varieties, prices, and shop items with odd spellings and garbled titles. Includes references to recipes, wares, and potential book or product titles.
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