Canberra Times Publishing Notice and Subscription Rates
The Canberra Times lists publishing notices and subscription rates, with address and contact details for Canberra and Queanbeyan regions. It notes home delivery to every portion of Casters eed Queanbeyan before the previous day’s date, and provides subscription options and contact methods for readers ordering from Canberra residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sie
Canberra
Mr. Mi
Murray
Lowe Bircet
Queanbeyan
Phans Quenabeyas
Weather Log for Canberra as August Records Are Summarized
Weather notes show Canberra Friday readings with a barometer around 21.25 inches and a 65 degree temperature reading at 1 pm. The text lists monthly rainfall records and includes scattered garbled terms, dates, and partial month names, with references to wind and other meteorological items.
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Canberra
Hem
GAT Arges
Simian
Weruan
Diareyi
Rainfall records for Guyanbares period end
Monthly totals of rainfall recorded at Ahimanabees for the current year. Data show rainfall and totals for February, April, August, and other months with figures obscured in the OCR text.
Mt Stromio and planetary schedules in August era
A clipped astronomical page lists daily celestial data for August with times for rises and sets of Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn and the Moon. It notes major planetary positions and a brief calendar reference for August 29 and 31 in a vintage almanac style.
Week for Poetry Celebrations Across Nations
The article discusses international poetry observances, noting recent celebrations in the United States and calls for poetry to inspire future activity. It argues poetry brings beauty and insight beyond wealth, contrasting emotional reception with critical understanding and urging a broader cultural appreciation.
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United States
Australia
Cabinet Session Delayed as Parliament Faces Budget Intro
After a two week run of cabinet meetings, the government adjourned until Tuesday next. Prime Minister Lyons indicated that once the House of Representatives resumes, a statement will clarify government policy and the Canberra budget plan. A preliminary report from the Minister for Commerce is awaited upon Lyons’s return from Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrdoral Cabinul
Tineday
Prilmemaienel
Boela
My. Lyons
House of Representatives Lansemaied
West Wormonday
AL llertey-Oenersi
J. O. Lathamy
Australlan ‘Performing Rights Association
Lyons
Ottawa
Wade
Miaievey
Cannan
Gailett
San Francisco
Monows
Relief for Unemployed Tenants Faces Cabinet Review
A Stoney Friday hearing on alleged rent relief for unemployed tenants urged landlords to receive 50 percent front rent and restore the right to distraint while the government weighs exemptions for nonpaying tenants. Deputation demanded lower magistrate eviction limits and questioned property owners’ tax relief, as ministers promised to present the case to Cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoney
Martin
Deputasion
Stan Hoger Jabowld
Tanalion
Deputation Batore
Census Populations Show Territory Growth in June Report
Census figures released by the Chief of the Cantareative Force indicate the Federal Capital Territory population reached 430000 on June 30, with 467 percent in the city and 8 in the surrounding districts. The tally notes a total of 1a feramlo and other ambiguous counts.
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Fleurch
Frderal
Otcur
Jonce
Amalen
Abe City
Loum
Canberra Flowering Trees Bloom Across Capital
Canberra bursts into spring as wattles and blossom trees fill streets from August onward. Acacia Balleyana, known as the Cootamundra wattle, lights avenues along Acton Nursery and Constitution Ave, with Japanex plum and Weeping plum following soon. By November the Camatinitian Avenue displays 10,000 trees, while planting continues to hedge intersections and replace unsuitable varieties. In Macquarie Street Burton a Dwarf form of wattle appears, with globular white blooms marking a notable garden trend.
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Almtralia
Cootamundra
Canborra
Kolgur
Winich Canborra
Acton Nuriary
Hilt
Hans
Manele Mason
Macquarie Treet
Burton
CANBERRA MINISTERS DEDICATE WEEKEND TRIP TO MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY
The Vice Regal party led by the Governor General and Lady Murvey left Government House Canberra to travel by train to Melbourne and Sydney for weekend duties. Prime Minister Lyons stayed in Canberra. In Sydney Turner Hall graduates received electrical engineering diplomas, and local figures from Queanbeyan were mentioned.
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Bia
Marmay
CMG
Papus
Murvey
Mheir Raxcalieneles
Yyanes
Jeverniment House
Canberra
J. G. Latham
Pomtmnatoy
J. J. Rental
Sommerce
C. A. B Hawker
George Pearce
Defence
McLachlan
Melbourne
Sydney
Twatalah
A. Parkhill
C. W. Marr
J. A Parking
Aasntant
Maay Grevfis
J. A. Lyons
Turner Hall
Sydney Techniost College
K. A. Hasein
Chiembeyan
Atudian
Marcia Inn Non
J. G. Barti
Queanbayan
Wrother
C. Marre & Co
Madrid Revolt Ties Spanish Cabinet to Oath
A garbled report notes a Spanish revolt context with mentions of a cabinet recommendation for the president and an oath event. It references General Wap Sure and a possible arrest connected to a bullying incident, though many names and places are unclear in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Zhurales
Semi Final Amboss To-Day Meeting Announcement
Fragmentary OCR notes show an impending semi final event with mention of a meeting setup and associated organizations. Names are unclear and details incomplete. readable references include an upcoming scheduling cue and possible participants.
Tennis match records and school meets listed in noisy clip
A garbled OCR page lists tennis doubles results and school matches with many misread names and places. It mentions men’s doubles events, players such as Moore Bowmiee and McGrath, and a grammar school versus Kingston White encounter, plus future fixtures and social notices.
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Ely
Prion
Reid Paw
Ainalie
Bahton
Weale
Arthur
Boonielove
Avery
Camaidy
Dunlop
Pike
McConala
Livweed
Luten
Hird
Ordish
Marshall
Bardon I
Thomea Glos Nodrm
Hicks
Parnshoure
Stringer
Middleton
Rockley
Cabban
McGregor
Maroona
Lievd
Tingele
Cr Ingram
Haslam
Gelately
Wi Hall
Quinn
Cristesen
Gade Iare
Guariera
Mudie
Ariessa
Forlis
Geoliver
Birreli
MuGuen
Galman
Clarke
Marten
Endait
Grey and
Manion
Walt
Xian
Embela
Mipponiine
Sethine
Canberra
Iain Rundur
League of Nations Day Observed by Ainslie Public
Ainslie gathered for League of Nations Day as local figures and students delivered speeches on the organization’s aims. Speakers named include Motly Madore, Meephen Gwyn Pager, Joan Tarkir, Kathleen Osoree, and others. A ceremonial bath and fund-raising trowek Knish were unveiled by Cot. Deedwie in the event’s play area, adding to the day’s festive display.
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Ainslie
Leartre of Nations
Puria
Lankite
Parma Reve
Hhakespeare
M.L.C
Nelvana
Naliones Groupe
Legate
Jona Ghidayy
Vert Moon
Joan Lucia
Delty Kaveney
Winnie Clark
Marjorie Grit
Ithe Peart Thuriow
Donald Gibbens
Valerie Gresewoort
Evil Born
Jenn Momhwel
Joan Tarkir
Exiga Mian
Force Mon
Dereen Caimll
Kathleen ‘Osoree
Hill Rweninam
Cot
Gould
Unclear OCR Notes About Duler Sinhji and Local School Pupils
Fragmentary text mentions Duler Sinhji and names such as Lordok and Thurmall. References a Fak information high way, not clearly connected events, with stray phrases about fitness, a splendid season, and mentions Owen and averages. Unable to determine concrete facts from the readable fragments.
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Lordok
Thurmall
Turing
Clauceneriary
Liverpool
Imormadiamn
Reece Canevot Laan
Australia
Vestenday
Aiddrewes
Medicine fraud case charges conspiracy in distribution of unheeded medicines
The hearing concluded today as Bretnny Branda Thempasa George Fillers Matthew Dagle Rarmond Kail and William Anderesa were charged with conspiracy in connection with distributing unregulated pain medicines. The accused were committed for stand.
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Bretnny Branda
Thempasa
George Fillers
Matthew Dagle
Rarmond Kail
William Anderesa
Stad
New Markets for Australian Wool Demand Study
A Sydney inquiry heard witnesses on expanding wool exports to new markets. Jon Oswald Korsyih of Hyannis proposed campaigns to boost Australian wool and argued for reciprocal trade. W. Harrop supported developing a future wool market in Australia to stabilize growers and restore capital, while noting risks from price variations and lack of demand in Russia and Eastern Siberia.
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Sydney
Jon Oswald Korsyih
Hyaney
Australia
Siberia
Aaid
Bylproducia
Debutante Consent Ball Revived in Queanbeyan
The Queanbeyan Consent Ball drew a large crowd and seven debutantes led by Eileen O Rourke and Wynette Thornton were presented to Mia J L Gallagher. A poultry supper and musical entertainment by Lex Pogson and others accompanied the evening, with many local ladies helping run decorations and ticket arrangements.
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Queanbeyan
Mare
Mison
Eileen O'Rourke
Bewlah Cameron
Mona Browne
Daphne Gallagher
Jean, Hobsop
Lelie Manor
Wynette Thornton
Mia
A. Lyons
J. L. Gallagher
Indien
BUC
Citiijew
Col Reardon
Lex Pogson
Mina Cullen
Thornton
Meadames
Gerald O'Hanlon
Arman
J. Exmand
M. Hols
A. Thornton
Allagher
H. Mas W. Emalingro
P. Hardy
Lasarus
Hyyne
Trowne
K. Gallagher
W. Burn
B Geilarner
W. Immallborn
T. Weir
le Gregory
I Nolan
L. ‘Nolan
J. F. Dona
Stra Bih
Wage scales and union claims from the Royal Commission
A lengthy, partially legible report discusses wage standards for communions workers, the community’s clothing purchases, and the effect on unemployment relief tax. It notes the commission found a standard wage adequate for living costs after accounting for retirements and periodicals, with variations and dates from 1900s to 1910s cited.
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Gsteup Jolly
Mtatiet Ld
Iw Royal
Atatitichan
Hema
Mingalianeoun
Aairwmenia
Tnd
Isie
Gatas Abe
Geoyembany
Ana Emac Arnt
Aegayta
Opinions on the Wag Reduction Sparks Trade Talks
The president of the Chamber of Manufactures Gordon Bennett warns that wage cuts in South Wales would worsen work and depress demand. A readjustment is urged to revive industry as railway and railway men favor measures. unions fear hardship and seek protections amid a volatile economic debate.
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Bydney
Frit
Chamber of Manuactwres
Gordon Bannett
Pew Fags
Wales
Iepu
Benen
Benen Industry Fy Ube Aten ‘Traded Hall Miciain
Williams
Thenghemtas
Eee
Maroney
Inicioae
Med. Mey
A-W-U
Ana Aton
Fim
Lang
Fiderad
National Union of Mallwarame
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Richardson & Wrench Ltd
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League of Nations
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League OF Nations Day
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