Weather report fragment from Canberra and surrounding areas
Fragmentary weather data lists temperatures and readings for Canberra and nearby locations including Canberra, Wan, Paplegreen, and Mualmuar. Entries mention temperatures around 30.5 to 88.24 with times and references to humidity or wind but are garbled and hard to interpret.
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Canberra
Tunday
Varonietnr
Wes
Sean Bam
Sune
Mualmuar
Imu
Fever seats debate stirs public opinion
Fragmentary OCR outlines heated discussion on fever seats and a proposed policy. It notes a governor’s address and references strong opposition from certain parties while lawmakers consider timing and public reception.
Canberra forecast unsettled and cold with rain
Unsettled and cold weather predicted for Canberra with periods of rain. Thunder and hail are possible as southerly winds strengthen.
Canberra protest targets Unlawful Assemblies Ordinance
The article reports a large Canberra gathering at Albert Hall protesting the Unlawful Assemblies Ordinance. It accuses the Commonwealth Ministry and Attorney-General of misjudgment, hints at ulterior aims, and calls for a swift withdrawal or retraction to respect lawful assembly rights in the territory.
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Commonwealth Ministry
Federal Capital Territory
Parliament House
Fermed
Canberra
Austral
Rose Bay site picked for air terminal in Sydney network
The Rose Bay location was chosen for an air terminal to serve the Empire flying boat service. Prime Minister Lyons said preliminary work would start immediately to prepare Rose Bay for passenger and mail handling with a temporary terminal and hangar, while Botany Bay remains the ultimate base. The government plans 30,000 to 40,000 pounds for decennial works and expects a two year readiness, with deeper works estimated at over 500,000 pounds for a breakwater and related facilities.
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England
Rose Bay
MN Lynnar
Botany Way
Bydney
Pinkanha
Sydney
Lyons
Rowe Bay
Empire Dying
Botany Bay
Bromwich Beats Von Cramm In Australian Tennis Match
Bromwich defeated German champion Von Cramm in a tense four set match at Bromwich winning 1 4 8 3 2 6 as McGrath and Motaxa also posted wins. The Australian played with aggression and steady serving while Von Cramm struggled to counter in crucial games.
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Wamburg
von Cramm
Bromwien
Nevertielowa
Theuatentian
von Cram
Rewults Wern
Bromwich
von Cremm
Gt McGrath
Bulle
Motaxa Bral Crawford
Premiers Conference Likely To Hear Insurance Debate
National insurance and health care topics loom over Canberra discussions on August 13 and 14 as premiers from all states prepare to express views on unemployment insurance while Cabinet weighs Sir Walter Kinnear’s health insurance report for possible use in an Australian scheme and election platform.
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Canberra
Walter Kinnear
Combine
Country Party
Australia
GO. A. Ince
Canberra Ordinance Sparks Debate On Unrest And Reform
Leaders in Canberra clash over a new ordinance seen as suppressive to workers. Dr Nott and Archdeacon Robertson condemn the rule as unwarranted, arguing it targets unemployed locals and limits advisory council powers. They urge parliamentary review and public discussion to defend civil rights amid rising joblessness.
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Atewil
Nott
Canbere
Caburra
Canberra
Advisory Council
Robstraon Anid
Midat Thal
Dome
Austratia
Robertson
Ley
Wall
Nnl
Vere
Chad
Colone
J. TH. Goodwin
Canbriva
Bowe Poop
Oran
Haydon
George Til
Harlament
Lamon
London
Nyena
Ely
Mrwan Wery Opett
Malty
Ty GoUld
Nix Anonth
Dean Haydon
Nudity Gowns Redefine Paris London Evening Wear
The Daily Herald reports next winter’s fashion featuring bold “nudity gowns” with sheer underlayers. Mermaid trains and structured silhouettes target diverse figures while emphasis remains on flatteringly concealing and revealing elements.
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London
Daily Herald
Warner
Mermaid Gowsin
Cabinet to amend ordinance over Parliament protest
A government move to amend the ordinance restricting public protests near Parliament House is proposed after last night’s protest meetings at Albert Hall. Officials consider limiting the scope to Parliament House areas and may reopen discussion following citizen demonstrations.
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Governiav al
Albert Hall
London
Vessiah
Canberra
Wessining
Pattinonint Wan Aliiing
Melbourn
Parliment House
Parliament Square
Palestine seeking inquiry at Geneva amid talks
Romtay Thy Bycretary of Blale reports three and a half hours of questioning during a Geneva session on Britain’s Palestine plan. Mr Gore to appear again. commission undecided on partition while considering advantages and disadvantages, with ARA quarters pushing for a round table between Arabs and Jews in Palestine.
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Gray
Valentine
Commisasion
Gore
Morrow
Commiaston
Geneva
Fragmentary notes on Victorian law and parish petition details
In 1867 a penal clause fined any person disturbing public peace. The Attorney General could issue remutations to prevent disturbances. A 12-member committee was appointed to hear a petition. Names include Rev Oran Haydon and others. The text records a motion led by Mr G Neh and chaired by Mr MUI.
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Victoria
Australia
Oran Haydon
M Shaw Douro
Leut-Cal. Goodwin
the von
Robertaot
Mbeure
J. F. Mule
Rhoden
EB Mughew
A Gardiner
Te. O'Nli
Eythm
Mrr
G'Neh
Chalewan
Chiairnan
Mr Mui
Victorian Team to Arrive for Canberra Exhibition Match
National column reports Canberra players including veteran captain Loughrey and forward Charidar ML preparing for a Victoria team visit. Describes goals totals, squad roles, and Canberra defense plans for the upcoming match at the Forrest Bowling Pavilion open to Canberra and Queanbeyan residents.
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Formubaua
Ixtwen Imatches
Pga Uuis
Batusday
Loughrey
le Loam
Canberra
Dame Enid Lyons Canberra welcome arranged
Welcome to Canberra arranged for Dame Enid Lyons with ticketed function at Alport Hall Canberra at 4:30 pm on August 11. Invitations extended to women in Canberra and surrounding regions including Goulburn and Arieta, with distinguished guests and brief remarks anticipated.
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Daume Hild Layvip
Uf Canberre
Canberra
Alpert Hall
Dane Boid
Atom
Ubowo
Yaou
Goulburn
Arieta
Presen
Thor
Australian mutton exports rise amid London demand
Australian exports of mutton and lamb increase with shipments to London raising prices by about 2 cents for the year ending September 30, 1897. A Commonwealth plan targets exports of 1,860,000 sheep meat to London, as the government notes rising demand and steady shipments by Australian producers.
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London
Meres My
Thothy
Chat Atralla
Rugby Tour Rejected Player May Rejoin Team
In Sydney on Tuesday discussion centered on a rugby tour to New Zealand. Totty, a player rejected earlier, might rejoin if the board receives further information. The offer, funded by team members, covers travel and expenses but the Board of Control requires details before approving the reunion.
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Sydney
Tuestag
Red Tottey
Agin
New Zealand
Board of Contest
Tolley
Totty
Tt Huts
USA
Queen Elizabeth Birthday Greetings From Australia
A garbled message from Australia conveys birthday greetings to Queen Elizabeth. The fragment references a general message and mentions a broadcasting or postal conveyance, with unclear names and dates. The readable text hints at sovereign celebration and international greetings, but specifics are obscured.
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Hopkinson and Family
Spiess
Rev. T
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Chusw- WM
Miberetary
Felix F. Mitchell
Sooma
Queanbeyan
Mataurne Buildings
Lreur
Beavers
Monte
Lloyd's
Unt Indarani
Otter ‘Bervatite
Ligud’s
Bernie S. Cohen & Son
F.C.T.) Pty. Ltd
Lloyd's London
A. McKillop & Co
Macys
Sydney Hospital
Gervernoe Carguerin
Hederkamen
Kam
Rome
New South Wales
Is Bank
Bank of New South Wale
the Vanderra Dimes
Commonwealth
NEW Fashion
Paris
Palestine
National
Victorian
Dame Enid Lyons
Rugby Tour
Queen Elizabeth
Irthitay
Cowley
Gearginornith
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