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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 28, 1935
Page
3
The readable text suggests a government rural water issue or inquiry. Mentions Mr Atos, fordnon, seater, peo, and rural water context with fragmented phrases. No clear dates, places, or named organizations emerge from the legible portions.
A damaged report details a football carnival where Telea team dominates, with high scores and key players including Bowler and Paks contributing goals. The visitor side struggles as the home crew gains a strong third quarter lead and multiple scorers, while Eckert and Queenan shine in a goal kicking contest.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Te xlay fixtures for Hatufon in the ie Schools carnival at Main. Canberra faces Victorias in an opening game with implied later matches and umpire assignments including Miller. Attendees expect renewed confidence after recent efforts despite unclear wording and garbled names.
A Sydney football squad prepared to depart on September 18 and return October 11 to play all rivals. Financial arrangements were to be arranged by a survey team and airline officials as the roster and schedule were finalized.
Analyzed note discusses University and school governance reform led by public educators. It references a symposium at Gh and mentions leadership figures and anticipated positions on higher education and teacher development. The text hints at delayed progress and ongoing debates about educational structure and policy direction.
Four men aboard a stranded motor boat off Cape Berlin northeast of Greenland are reported in a critical, time sensitive rescue effort. Leo Hansen the film photographer and Christian Jansen the telegraphist, wintering at Nantoke Hunting Company station, planned a motor boat escape with two Nanook hunters. The Danish naval ship Godthaab reached the site but became wedged near Ebelee, about 450 miles from the station, hindering rescue as communications via a small wireless transmitter continue.
The annual meeting of subscribers of the Queanbeyan District Hospital is held this evening at the Council Chambers. Constable J. Tmrle of the Queanbeyan police force has been transferred to Cooma, with duties at Cooma’s tubesciintriet.
Two Rugby League teams from Yous will meet Canberra for the cup attempt next season. A strong reserve grade side will back the main team as they bid for the trophy. The appeal case involved a driver fined at a season game.
Canberra Amateur Athletic Club announces a meet at Marivka Oval on Saturday featuring senior and junior programs including 440 yard and 75 yard events. The event runs alongside a national pre-season rail and football program with races, windups, and safety notes for drivers nearby.
Beaton hosted the Australian golf championship quarter finals with F McMahon defeating Rufus Stewart three up in the professional event while Uwe Richardson beat Gray after a morning three up lead, and H W Hattersley toppled Sloan Morpeth in the amateur side. Other results include McMahon, Bolger, Booger, Hatterwey, Ferrier, Cook, and R Cook advancing.
At Canberra Court of Petty Sea yesterday several defendants were fined for traffic regulation breaches. William Henry Nicks paid fines for not keeping left before turning after receiving driving permit. Walter James Perry, travelling faster than limit between 2h and 80 miller per hour, faced costs.
Fragmentary report describes Woile travelling across Commonwealth Bridge on July 26 at 5 30 pm, with Matt Constable Blgmont involved and a collision with a motorcar scraping the decking. The witness was forced to the bridge side, the driver expressed regret and said he did not expect the accident to occur, with limited room and injuries noted.
The government motor box was struck on a February day when traveling near Cound Landon Client as a car crossed the road striking the box. The other driver fled the scene after stopping. Officer Q B Rouoh of the Interior Department, and KC Wong of the Crown Solicitor's Office represented the Commonwealth. Woods ordered to pay 4 pounds 10 shillings plus 6 costs.
Settlement reached between BroMipald Bernard Brows masher plumber of Canberra and Sam Deans of Canberra in an action for balance due for work from December 1090 to January 1931. Mr WW. H. B. Peksim approved for the defendant and oversaw the settlement process. The balance and terms were formalized after a preliminary admission by the plaintiff, with final arrangements noted by the involved parties and witnesses.
Victorian horses for Sydney race meet announcements detail Young Deao hall running in the Memsie Stake at Caulfield week, skipping the Cheltenham at Randwick on September 14. The horse will race September 21 in the Hill Blakes with Anox Wil aboard. Feldspir and Mutt travel plans unclear while Halle Mark and Carnarvon expected to race at Randwick.
A female appellant, Marjorie Souter Luce key, yelled at Judge Barton and was removed after shouting during her appeal of a July 22 conviction for insulting words to another woman. She claimed bias as the judge threatened to hold her in contempt, and the court upheld the conviction.
A garbled imprint appears listing Corlatophas and Rhakespeare as printers for the Capital Press of Australia with scattered place names and dates, likely metadata from a historical page. The readable fragment suggests a misrendered publisher line and location cues without clear event or date details.
At the annual meeting of the Royal Canberra Golf Club on Manzing night the club confirmed championship rules and selected officers. Elections named A. Green as retiring president, F. de Shoyhan as president, and W. Wendger as vice president, with H. Hatterd and A. B. Downen among auditors and G. Seang as auditor. A billiards draw was announced for the evening listing participants including R. G. Parker and J. Fogerty.
The page lists multiple race divisions with horses, weights, and entries including Bronze Brushwood, Golden Salamander, River ed Flower, and Royal Park among others. It notes distances from 0.5 to 2.0 furlongs, paddock times and gate numbers, with various entrants and odds across the Prying Handicap and related heats.
A chaotic Richmond race card details long handicaps with many horses and riders listed, noting Fortes, Silent Tom, Pucofeld and others. The meets feature a mix of 10 to 15 listed runners, with races spanning Welter and Maiden divisions, and strong showings by Chrysodad and Palm Nut in multiple heats.
Canberras Rugby League captain Bluey Keyn was admitted to hospital with injuries sustained in the Masry Cup clash at Queanbeyan. He is not in serious condition but is unlikely to play against Yass next Sunday.
Australia defeats South Africa in Johannesburg with strong performances by Crawford Quist and Parquharson. Crawford loses a tight first set then wins the second 6 3. Quist and Parquharson build doubles success as Australians press ahead. Upcoming matches include Warquiareia Kirby Wobhine for the next round on Thursday.
The Interior Department announces solicitations and tenders for projects in the Lamaholiters region and Upper Naas area. It lists deadlines, required deposits, and locations for bids on trike garages, removal of tiler structures, and other civil works with details on submission and acceptance conditions.
For sale items include a Dodge tire and related car parts. A note invites reception at a Forrest street address for inquiries. Unfurnished living space sought by a married couple not with children, with contact details unclear. Location mentions PaILLAEN footrest and Queanbeyan amid garbled text.
Fragmented listing of horse names and placements across multiple divisions. Entries include Brushwood Lorucslio Rum mange Cadmus Arm Walice Ble Runaes delyinge Fandleap Pad iluea Poyein Ramses Anchor Goorke Culander Valerie Dandaloo Bat-PeaPIATN RATIO Bunny View Delray and related race notes with unclear timing and venues.
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