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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 09, 1930
Page
5
A fragmentary report notes a game or event at LaeShon involving a brief sequence of sixteen runs. Mentions of Me and UAE tie to unspecified contexts. The text is garbled with partial phrases about retirement and local timing.
The passage notes Mr F Uren nearing retirement within the year. It mentions a ceremonial act by the President and government leadership, including Senator Daly and Senator Pearce. References to the clerk and acknowledgment of procedures are included, with unclear framing about the exact role and timing.
A garbled Syllabus of church services lists Anglican, Roman Catholic, Presbyterian, Methodist, and other observances at multiple venues including Lamenes and Canberra area locations. Times and participants are partially provided with Holy Communion and sermons noted, alongside mentions of parishes, revivals, and associated religious groups.
The gathering at Parliament House yesterday featured farewell speeches for Lord Stonehaven, with praise for his service in Australia and references to his role as Governor-General. Attendees noted his longstanding friendship with Australia and expressed hopes for continued ties as he returns to the old country.
The article outlines forthcoming rulings by the federal commissioner on sales tax adjustments for importers and home consumption goods. It details how the tax would apply to purchases, timing of assessments, and potential penalties for failing to pay the correct amount.
A fragmentary notice from Kingston references Hiliniae Poultry Farm and Muga Helehte with contact implications. It mentions Mawkenbury College and Juulaon events, alongside a deanery related strain and a business day timestamp in August 1480.
Fragmented text reports ministerial travels and roles in a Australian government context. It mentions ministers linked to defence, foreign affairs, and advertising, with notes on travel to Melbourne Broken Hill and the Northern Liairiel region. Also references to Queenland registration department and an assistant minister in a week-long visit to Washington.
A chaotic scene disrupted the Melbourne event as several women, including actors, interrupted the host. The room hushed as the audience awaited order while authorities investigate the cause and potential penalties.
Fragmentary clipping notes unrest and crowd behavior near hospital grounds. Mentions a tram incident, a crossing mirror, and police involvement increasing public tension. References Marie Journaliot Mitchel and a group of schools marching, with a unclear event near a riverbank and a Weary march context.
Fragmented OCR text from a local column mixes place names and odd phrases about a Golden Watch and a National Bank of Turkey. It references Normaniciynlity, Me Minn oul, and Byways, with unclear events or dates. The readable parts hint at a debate or public note, but concrete actions or outcomes are not discernible.
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