Publishing Notice From The Canberra Times Prepaid Sub Rate
A publishing notice for The Canberra Times by Australie Ltd Canberra, printed on British newsprint. Lists prepayment, delivery to Canberra and surrounding areas, and contact points including Mr M Murray and H R Cottam. Mentions daily home delivery and distribution through Queanbeyan and surrounding towns.
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Canberra Times
Canbarra Times
Canberra
Gumabayan
Cambarre Vas
Queanbeyan
Andérd
M Wr
Murray
Lowe
Weather Data From Canberra and Surrounding Areas
Weather report notes monthly records for Canberra and Queanbeyan including temperatures and rainfall. Details cover minimums and maximums, and compare current readings to historical figures. Observations reference Portedandea Rain and related measurements for August.
Fragmentary note on governance and local figures
Unclear OCR fragment mentions governance themes and local names, with incomplete phrases about authority and public roles. Entities and specifics are unreadable, making precise summary and attribution impossible.
Astronomical Data Summary From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR notes list Sunvison times and celestial references for a Thursday. Entries mention Moon line, Mare, Jupiters, and various unreadable codes with times around 6.49 a.m. and 10.55 p.m. The overall text is garbled and lacks clear events or locations.
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Sunvison
Amy
Ele
Canberra Forecast For A Fine Cold Night And Warm Day
Canberra forecast notes a fine cold night with morning fogs and rest. A warm day follows with renewed cloud cover and scattered showers possible. Southeasterly to northerly winds shift through the period.
Senate Debates New President and Party Strategy
The Senate prepares to elect a new president with Lynch or Millen as leading candidates. Balloting produced a tie between Kingwill and Lynch, resolved by drawing from a hat. The United Australasia Party and Country Party plan meetings ahead of Parliament opening to set party lines.
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Henator Hardy
Xeumior Radman
South Auiotratia
Lyonm
Wwear
Ung-ie
Dusineas
Senate
Lynch
Millen
Kingwill
Benatar
United
The Lottery Craze and Hospitals Help
The piece argues lottery funding supports hospitals in Australia and New South Wales Bosnia aid, noting vast prizes but limited hospital benefit. It warns lotteries cultivate belief in chance, discourage work, and may worsen despair while acting as a covert tax in democracy.
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Australia
New South Wels
New South Wales
Bosnia
Tha Aballey
Amy
Commonwealth
I Caine
Ely Ty
Canberra Society to stage The White Back Bird production
The Sydney based Au rey Players present Lennox Robinsons The White Back Bird in Canberra under the Canberra Society of Arts and Literature. The drama centers on a middle class family and blends humor with social observation, prepared for tour in Sydney and Melbourne before Canberra performances.
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Au@rey
Cho Nas
Ormaninutlén
Atnitio
Windeyer
Connerra
Ams Iéon
Society of Arta
Lennox Robinson
Players Club
Sydney
Robinkon
Wool Price Goulburn Scheme Aims To Raise Funds For Sydney
A proposed wool price scheme backed by Mr L T Watson would create an Imperial Wool Purchase Board to set a guaranteed price and fund operations through Treasury issues. The plan, costing about £20 million, seeks to restore confidence, credit, and revenue, supporting Australian prosperity and wool producers amid crisis.
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Sydney
TyeTh
L. T. Wateon
Graater
Gov. ‘Rn
Afr
Wataon
Australia
Watkam
Pantomime juvenile talent shines at Capitol Theatre
Review of a youth performance of Dick Whittington at the Capitol Theatre. Valerie Mine led as Dick Whittington at age 14, with Carrie Wilson Maurees Carroll Nella Gellatly Emily Rockdeeps praised as leads. Gwen and Harley Kean drew applause, China Crampin with a golden veil notable. Jewel Futeron Maurice Witton and Jewel Materaon received high regard for their parts.
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Dick Whittington
RIAL
Capitol
Valerie All
Greater
Yeure
Carrie
Wilson
Belie
Bath
Daney
Maurees Carroll
Nella Gellatly
Nina Good
Princinta
Emily
Gwen
Hlarley Kean
Lily O'Nail
Ahiring
Kean
China Crampin
Whitch
Jewel Futeron
Maurice
Witton
Canbeera
Witeoh
Wan Preetea
Ap Pini
Annie Nation
Jewel Materaon
Canberra Bank Holiday Show Misprint Inquiry
Bank holiday plans for the Canberra Chamber of Commerce show a request to close banks to support the Canberra Federal Territory event. The matter was referred to the Department for the Interior and debated by the association and council, with opinions that shifting the closing day would not disrupt the annual show.
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Canberra
Cmmerce
Fec.t. OP
Ay Association
Department For the Interior
Abrahamn
Munk
Ggelarndan
Hibberwon
Wniecoma
Abu. Ai
Chariton Auld
Jewellery Theft Melbourne Ledger
Melbourne Wednesday report of a jewellery theft where police saw a man near a jeweller’s shop as a break in sounded before dawn. A woman fired a bottle causing injuries. items valued at £10 were stolen.
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Mpelbourne
Ktasa
Elatormwick
Freeman
Appointment Not Considered For Chief Justice Position
A report indicates Mr T R Ravin KC may be appointed Chief Justice upon Sir Phillip Bevel's retirement, expected in about a year. The Attorney-General, Mr Manis, referenced the report and noted the government had not yet confirmed or publicly disclosed the matter.
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Aydney
T. R. Ravin
K.C
Chitat
Phillip Bevel
Mr. Manis
Dom Ror
Fragmented OCR News Note About Pirate Flag Impedes Printing
An unclear OCR fragment notes a flag issue not tied to a bounty. It mentions Pumuel Palray Wallington and a West sailing scenario. The garbled text references alleged woe values and an independent wool expert, with aims to prevent more ware printing in a local newspaper.
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Witnom
Pumuel Palray
Wallington
Amedadion
Aise
War Bursaries to Be Restored
A government minister announced restoration of war bursaries originally granted to wartime students, after cancellations. The move aims to reinstate financial aid suspended previously, affecting eligible recipients and renewing support through the current education period.
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Sidney
Wetnontar
Rummontly
Ren
Honey Board Abolition Wins in New South Wales Poll
Apiarists in New South Wales favor abolishing the Honey Board by a large majority in the latest poll. The remit announced shows abolition supported by about 82 months in staff terms, with a reducing levy from 21 shillings to 36 shillings since operations began. The result sparks debate among producers and reform advocates about the board’s continuity.
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Atenccy
Weewentay
New South Wales
Thie
Wolves Sonte Interes
Proistoms
Motor Traffic Reform Talks In Maryborough Meeting
A large Canberra era discussion in Maryborough addresses registration, motor vehicle taxes, tariffs, and cost-cutting measures to revive industry and farming incomes. Speakers urge reduced government and private costs, currency stability, and new industries, with emphasis on dual control concerns for Canberra transport policies.
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Maryborough
Australian Country Party
de Vuge
Memala
Hood
Tr Page
Kdb
Turin
MLW
Commonwealth
Natio Indumries
Amistad
Industrion
Page
Faite Fe
Saloniay
Wan
Canberra
Lommercell
Tamale
Tealin
McKay
Seenerm
Nation
Team Ville
Rviatrs
Mae
Ferry
Chamber
Chunell
Trama
Goodwin Potmend
Tbathake Ayenre
Nia Mieten
Perry
Humanite
Woodger
Col. Goodwin
Trae
Joe
Womittee
Jome
Memmia
Percival
Gourgeud Wiet
Daley
Ardimance
Canberra Chamber of Commerce debates trading hours motion
The Canberra Chamber of Commerce met at Rose Canberra to hear views on extending shop hours. The motion, led by Mr We ARE, sought changes to Friday and Saturday trading while preserving Wednesday trading. Debate covered town character, shopkeeper welfare, hawker ordinances, and government action.
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Canberra
Anid Wali Frias
Quesbeyun
Saturiasa
Cusmek
Hiibermin
Ate
Deli
Goodwit
Camberrs
Asher
Mir
Cunick
Canberra Company Winding Up Examinations Begin
High Court directed examination of witnesses in the winding up of a Canberra company under the Companies Ordinance 881. Creditors seek directions as inspectors prepare for formal proceedings and the court assigns interim measures pending further action.
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Ante
Laie Muinencar
Felal
High Court
Public Hearing Swaght By Wool Inquiry Avis
A public hearing was proposed by the Wool Inquiry committee. The association urged scrutiny in open session and called for a thorough investigation with utmost care. The resolution was referred to the committee for further action and possible postponement of proceedings pending review.
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Ehiureen
Boon
Witine
Tor
Owen
Palling Semson
Hospital Fire at Royal Prince Alfren Humphatodas Ward
A serious outbreak occurred in the Royal Prince Alfren Humphatodas hospital ward as a fire broke out in the patho temtead slaparument. Fire crews contained the blaze after forced ventilation and extinguished by crews. Willian Wright, an assistant at the hospital, was severely injured during the incident.
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Bydney
Bunter
Insirmmants de Raya
Willian Wright
Meat Council Wydmey Confirms Private Revival Meeting
Fragmentary notes report Meat Council discussions on private revival activities led by Playfair and Cratmale. The passage suggests tensions with Weald women and Amara chen from tenets Ma rementy, with hopes no interference from outsiders.
Gassy Mine at Cardia Contemplated Sealing Move
A report from SIWCASTLM notes plans to seal the Myall Colliery at Cardia after the discovery of dangerous carbon monoxide levels. The untimely decision follows a precautionary assessment by Intereta plantury officials, with the mine expected to be sealed soon.
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Cardia
Resumption of Local Cadenta at University College
The university college announces the resumption of local cadenta after a sharp interval. The new period marks a transition for students and staff as a formal event is planned for the coming Monday clear of past disruptions.
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Rombor
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News Awd
Canbrra
Ly Wi Roving
Mr. M. Mewsmuy
H.R. Cottam
Winda Yan
Fenowing
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Jas
Queaneetar
Arei
Governen- Ogeeret Seta Eet
Commonwealth Solar Observatory
Mt. Stror
Major Pianate
P.m
Amy Tao Din
A.m. Gan
Aalury
Goulburn
F.C.T
NEW State
Cihef Justice
Honey Board
Chamber OF Commerce
Hawkerr
A. T. Camebell
Gevernmant
Halle
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Meat Council
Meat Man
University College
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