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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 12, 1930
Page
2
The record lists rainfall figures for multiple locations in New South Wales and surrounding areas including Canberra with monthly totals and year to date sums. It notes extreme variation across districts and mentions specific towns, stations, and dates in a busy OCR style weather compilation.
Fragmented forecast text lists scattered names and dubious terms with weather hints. The readable parts mention locations, dates, and outcomes but lack coherent narrative or verifiable details.
Canberra's F C T Cricket Association aims to secure national recognition and a Canberra fixture on overseas visiting teams' itineraries. It argues Canberra's growing clubs and players justify attention, asserting cricket thrives here, with strong youth influence and public support aiding eventual higher status.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions theft and distress in a family, a moving notice, fraud hints, and various garbled names. The readable items reference a Galilee area event and possible court or welfare notices, but details are heavily corrupted with no coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
Fragmentary report details a manslaughter charge against driver Sy Lintley. The blurry OCR mentions a fatal incident involving a vehicle and references to a court or police action, with limited readable names and places.
The notice outlines schedules for a show titled F.C.T. The entry notes upcoming events and timing details, urging readers to prepare. It references venues, dates, and anticipated performances, emphasizing a forthcoming broadcast or event lineup.
A sprawling AR report outlines a tug of war over street repairs and new concrete paving. Officials describe the costs, benefits, and risks as residents weigh a proposed budget and road program amid shifting priorities and rounds of public comment.
Fragmentary OCR text describes campaign activity and scheduling around a Darfing electorate event. It mentions a speedway date near eight, payments, and various names and places including Camaros Hermite and Totem Wuratiile. Unclear details but indicates local political notices and vendor terms.
A jumble of phrases appears to reference income tax law and various names in a garbled OCR passage. The readable snippets mention taxation and years, but the overall meaning is unclear with many misread terms and nonsensical sequences.
Fragmentary text references an attack or incident involving multiple names and organizations and mentions training and rates. The readable portion lacks coherent facts or a clear event, making it impossible to determine a concrete item or outcome. Details are too corrupted to summarize reliably.
Partial OCR text hints at a community notice or schedule with names and places but is severely garbled. The readable segments mention a communal task or event, names such as Wali and Livyst, and a place or group, suggesting a local public notice or meeting agenda with uncertain details.
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