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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 02, 1930
Page
4
A fragmented report describes an ice hockey match involving RMC Cadets. The text mentions players and actions but remains garbled, with scattered names and numbers implying scoring or penalties as the game unfolds at an unspecified venue.
A late 20th century Canberra political farewell notes the departure of a senior minister as well as cabinet reshuffles and statements from parliament. The report mentions Lloyd Howard, ministers from Melbourne, and several named figures including Parker, Horn, Kitkenay, and others.
Fragmented OCR notes mention a £500 grant and government assistance with numerous garbled phrases. The readable bits reference aid, properties, and dates but lack coherent details, making the central event and entities uncertain.
Local event bulletin notes a gathering titled Canberra Pot and Puzzle Night with a quiz or tiebreaker. It mentions a schedule on Monday August 1st and a start time around 6 pm at a community venue. Participants are urged to arrive for the event hosted by community organizers Bundy and Auigiat.
A dense parish notice page lists services across Kingston churches for August 3 including Anglican Trinity Wilton and Holy Communion at various hours, with Catholic and Baptist mentions, plus Methodist, Presbyterian and Salvation Army events. It cites ministers, speakers, and schedules for morning and evening services.
The text lists various gardening duties and plant care ideas including aeration, watering, soil checks, and pruning. It mentions peaches, flowers, and plants like poppies and lotus in a general guide to garden work and maintenance.
Readers note primroses and polyanthus remain popular for spring planting. A mention of varieties, color range, and gardening tips appears with recommendations for presentation, soil, and timing. The item highlights gardening activity and seasonal trends among hobbyists.
Navin varieties and resatin details appear in a fragmentary Melbourne note. W. H. Waton is cited with a Melbourne address on Queen Street. The readable portion suggests an agricultural or horticultural listing with limited context.
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