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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1929
Page
3
Prices for sheep skins and hides are given from the Aviles market week, with various grades and weights noted. The document lists tawed hides, wool crosshreds, and seed weeds, detailing demand, values per ton, and regional variations in trade across different years.
At Homebush saleyards a large run of 24400 sheep and cattle offered with no price improvement. The market held firm with late rates, mild demand for mutton and ewes, and sheep prices quoted in the 14s to 20s range. Cattle ranged from £4 to £6 per head with various classes showing modest movements.
The notice states that Peuter's World Service contributes to overseas intelligence compilation and other information services, with all rights reserved in Australia and New Zealand.
A long OCR fragment outlines a Melbourne radio and broadcast timetable with music, news, talks, stock market segments, and various orchestral and vocal performances. Items include dance orchestras, weather, educational sessions, and choral contest openings with multiple time slots and artists named in brief notes.
Daniel Maloney a solicitor was struck by a car while stepping from the footpath and injured his eye. Leonard Ryan 23 a share farmer faced bail on charges of dangerous driving and causing bodily harm after allegedly driving without a license.
The Olympia motor show features a surge of four speed gear boxes with five American makers among new converts. Coil ignition gains ground due to reliability and efficiency, while improved interiors, better upholstery, more pneumatic cushions, enhanced ventilation, and tunnel fumes extraction upgrades mark 1920 car comforts and convenience.
A new hydraulic jacking device named Jackal, submitted to a Royal Automobile lab in England, uses four axle end jacks with a small pump. It lifts a deflated car wheel in seconds and can be fitted to any car without chassis drilling.
Dodge Brothers products have been marketed in Australia for fifteen years with over 20 000 motor vehicles operating in New South Wales alone.
A technical passage discusses how improved lubrication and greasing enable smoother wheel tracking and easier alignment work, increasing overall facility in maintenance tasks. It emphasizes practical benefits in car washing and related servicing.
The Weill Racing Drivers Club showpiece at Brooklands ends with J Marelay and K F Clement driving a 4 litre Bentley to win in 5 hours 34 minutes 59.8 seconds at 107.82 mph. A second Bentley driven by Meason Dunfee Davis sets 109.4 mph in scratch start. San Francia and Aveia teams win their class events at 89.19 mph and 80.25 mph over 600 miles.
Police solved a petrol theft series by arresting John Naylor, 20, and George Frederik Naylor, 18, of Maslurngorle. They used filtered petrol from tractor tanks, found lubricating oil, and a theft tube. Constable Bailey linked Colin Naylor to the thefts, leading to court actions in Queanbeyan with fines and compensation.
The text traces the spring vehicle’s rise from around 1756 to 1790 as a broadly adopted comfort feature. It notes the wheel axle and main body arrangement as a wood making invention by Gladial Bi- Wett and discusses ongoing challenges in automobile suspension for private cars.
A mangled OCR fragment discusses adaptation before the war and mentions Laken cer Bord Inorene in a garbled context. The text implies speculative changes and forward-looking ideas but lacks clear facts or events due to damage.
Damaged OCR text discusses tire covers on each wheel and wear patterns. It notes wear on inside or outside edges and mentions mileage ranges and potential equity wear over time. No clear figures or dates provided.
A vintage Dodge advertisement praises the Dodge Brothers organization and K J Keller for restoring the Dodge name. It extols improved quality and craftsmanship, the dealer network, and the firm's revival under new ownership with a pledge of greater prestige and value for the product.
A family escaped a blaze at 3 o'clock this morning after their old Krakineville home caught fire. The structure, described as very old with twelve ranges, suffered damage but the family, including Thomas Aytite and his wife, and their seven children, were unharmed.
Mrs W Matthews, of Moor Alebwick Id Dandenong Vie, writes about enduring martyrdom from neuralgia at 27 Years. She recalls staying with Mer and seeking relief from neural pain through Indian remedies. She reports two percent veins cured and urges others to seek aid for similar suffering.
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