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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 28, 1929
Page
4
The Canterbury council announced a petition related to a proposed dismissal and an inquiry by the Local Government. Officials mention possible actions against a government member and a local clerk facing scrutiny.
Local authorities announced a bus and taxi mix to reduce congestion. Officials named Winsler and Audrey among planners guiding changes to routes and service levels while testers evaluate traffic impact.
Beloved Richard Reid of Tallagundra Gunduron area dies. Cortege to his home for Interment in G Cemetery. Wilendmamt relatives invited to attend.
Canberra records show a maximum temperature near 55.2 degrees and a rainfall total for the period at 1,408 points. Winds reached 30 inches and rainfall measurements span the month with a total rainfall figure cited.
The report describes a cloudy coast with variable showers and mild temperatures in the north, Victoria, and New South Wales. It notes freshening northerly winds along the eastern seaboard, scattered showers in southern regions, and a trend toward finer conditions in parts of southern Australia.
Weather overview shows scattered showery conditions and light rain in parts. Fog and variable winds affect several regions with sporadic showers and cool temperatures across the broad area.
The bulletin from the Commonwealth Solar Observatory notes cloudiness with further showers and frosts on coastal parts, followed by a cold frostly night expected in the highlands. It includes observations of Moon and Mars positions and a forecast for the South Coast and Southern Tablelands issued by the State Meteorologist at 8 p.m.
The article argues the Government plans to overhaul the Federal Arbitration system, accusing it of betraying electors by targeting peaceful unions while shielding those that flout awards. It warns industrial peace hinges on respecting established awards and criticizes the bill as a threat to employers and workers. The piece calls for withdrawing the measure and honoring the electors' will.
London reports advocate Prince of Wales spearhead a program guiding emigration to Canada and Australia. Proposals include establishing colonies in sparsely settled areas, with royal leadership calling upon Dominions to cooperate and visit colonies periodically.
The Arts Society announces rehearsals for a Canberra staging featuring a cast led by Petey Jono Wee Multaine and Wanda Hin in key roles. Cast includes Wan Vorolsky, Horn Fongard, Johnny Jason, Hildebrand, and Mildred Melaren with notable performances by Lerproaition and Dougall. The show runs Monday and Saturday with a pirate-themed finale and a featured appearance by the Canberra Book Club and Gunna Kingston crew.
Reports from Sydney today cover the alleged conspiracy charge tied to the Amber strikes. Police and officials address protests and pickets as hearings continue, with tensions noted at Wentworth and Hulliday areas and statements urging turnout on holiday mornings.
Readable fragments indicate arrests and remands planned for September 3 on charges linked to a court appearance. Details are incomplete with several garbled names and locations, but reference to a glebe court and a Saturday plan appears.
Record lists examiners for upcoming music examinations to be conducted by the Australian Music Examinations Board chaired by Mr P S Lovban. Noted practice exams start September with entrants including Bercy Brier Gerald Walloon Lindaay Crane and Moore McMahon and expected turnout near 1000, similar to last year.
An audacious thief smashed a window at a George Street residence and ransacked wardrobes. He fled with some items but left a worn coat, while neighbors reported witnessing the break in. Police urged caution and described the incident as a bold, early morning burglary.
Tyenday Cabinet to-day endorsed firm steps to curb vandalism, urging rapid measures and a show of unity. Officials stressed no tolerance for threats while promising decisive enforcement and public safety.
The general secretary and officials released figures showing increased rural employment following a conciliation award. The report notes a continuing pattern of job expansion, citing government and union sources and referencing past data on job access for rural workers.
A blaze ignited in the axera area as firefighting units responded with rapid deployment. Authorities report extensive smoke and precautionary evacuations while investigators seek the cause. Community leaders urge caution during ongoing containment efforts.
Fragmented OCR text describes Graf Zepplella and related crowd scenes with unclear places and dates. It mentions a large crowd, a van, and references to American politics and talks. The passage is heavily garbled with many misspellings and stray phrases.
Fragmentary report outlines cabinet session discussing a new liquor law. The notes mention ministers and potential changes but lack clear decisions, dates, or quotable statements. Further details are not readable from the fragment provided.
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