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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 28, 1930
Page
5
A chaotic Bristol clash ends 10 match sequence with a draw after a late surge. Players from both sides scramble for control as nerves show and chances slip away.
A scrambled report details golf events at Canberra where Vin, Mii Meddem, and others competed. Mentions six players including See wa tw Sarnedy Hoot and Mist Panesiniu Stookey, with outcomes unclear but noting strong performances and local club activity.
A report outlines longer and more flexible store hours for retail butchers. It notes workers will face extended shifts from 8 to 6, with management stating the changes aim to meet customer demand and improve operations.
A jumbled OCR style item appears to reference a market scene and various names and places in a garbled, uncertain tone. The readable bits suggest discussions of market activity, figures, and unrelated interjections, with no clear coherent event or outcome to summarize.
A garbled weekly Y W C A notes summary references leaders and events across activities. It mentions preparations, meetings, and reports on programs, with names like Elie and Yale appearing in distorted form amid a dense string of unreadable OCR text.
A fragmentary note describes an armed hold up involving multiple unnamed suspects. The text is garbled, with several proper nouns and places unreadable, preventing a clear identification of suspects, location, or exact circumstances.
A notice states that all rights in Australia and New Zealand are reserved and references other spatial sources of information and computation related to the 98 intelligence publication. The text emphasizes reserved rights and restricted usage across respective regions.
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