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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 02, 1932

Page

2

TOTAL American tournament concludes with close matches

The TOTAL hosted a successful American tournament weekend with a six pound satin entry and smooth management by Mesum BR O'Sullivan and Pigeia. Finals featured O'Sullivan and opponents across three sections Lap Puma and Welta, with close play and notable performances from Yan, Gowing, and Crawford. The club social followed, with a large turnout, supper, and awards including the R.G. Parker Cup held by Mrs Allbrizht for the Indlew singles champion Mim Howes who defeated Mrs Allbrizht 6-2 6-4.

Mesum. BR O'Sullivan Pigeia O'sullivas Ind Porch Gawine Kiley Yan O'Suihvan Crawford Mim Howes Allpelzht Allbrizht Wit Cmd Pec

Crimes Act Charges Two Cases Remain

Sydney report notes Hubert William Gray and Ramiel Frew printers of The Red Leader charged with contributing to an assassination plot. The case was called at the Cambral Cobre court with directions to return names to a list after the hearing. Devaney’s verdict appears in the report.

Sydney Hubert William Gray Ramiel Frew Red Leader

Unknown Swagman Found Dead Near Railway Embankment

The body of a man was found at the foot of an embankment beside a railway line near Foundation Day observance. Police report the deceased is believed to have died yesterday, with theories he was killed while attempting to board a passing train near Canberra.

Ti Ia Canberra

Sugar Agreement Bill Stalls After Late Senate Session

The Senate toiled past 3:00 a.m. debating the Sugar Agreement Bill. Amendments from the House of Representatives were considered as committees eyed exemptions and the bill faced testing votes on importation and related measures. The debate touched on jury service exemptions and parliamentary procedural questions as the legislature weighed the measure.

Senate House of Capital Perritary Eavene Dadislang BNL Canberet Rxchunaw Rin Mewn Mewnfutner Jonenal Hon

Diploma in Singing A Canberra Girl’s Notable Success

A fragmented report notes a Canberra girl achieving success in a diploma in singing after formal study and participation in local events. The item mentions a late event or ceremony and references a possible timing detail, with emphasis on the achievement and ongoing education.

South African Airman Plans Flight From Australia to Capetown

A South African airman Lieut Hintod Finahk arrived in Sydney claiming plans to fly from Australia through Singapore and India to Capetown. He hoped to complete the journey in ten days and will investigate prior machines in Sydney.

Sydney Hintod Finahk Australia Capetown Simeapore India

Fragmentary OCR note on loan closure and hearings

An incomplete dated notice discusses a loan closing on Monday and proposed judgments for Commonwealth funds. It mentions a colonial mutual society and a meeting at a road authority, with unclear details and names obfuscated by OCR.

Princess Carnival Castles Attend Opening Night

A chaotic report notes attendees at the Princess Carnival event with references to Haymen Carnival and various local figures. Details are obscured by garbled OCR, but mentions include parish, Haydon, Mullins, and Catholive among others, with a focus on attendance and reception.

Jini Haymen Christophers Alil Pari Batiy Haydon Huey Bowen Tex Lyats Piers Leo Chivja Tieats Wuirky Rae Aidi

Coroner Bemoans Ancient Law After Street Fatality

A coroner finds fault with an old statute amid a street fatality inquiry. The inquiry notes a driver’s accident outcome and questions liability under a law viewed as too archaic. No charges were listed as the case referenced evolving standards and enforcement.

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