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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 04, 1928
Page
3
A dated meeting of the league executive committee discusses a congressional report and welfare policies. The report explores funding and program proposals, noting potential costs and the need for votes on matters affecting youth services and community aid. The committee notes varied support among members and the importance of the project for the league.
A damaged report from New Beit West, May show a memorial council meeting of seventy members. Key attendees included president and officers while names and roles are partially illegible, with scattered mentions of a secretary and committee actions toward the end.
An OCR damaged report covers inter state tennis matches with scattered names and results. It lists players such as Mengouint and Wengene, with incomplete lines mentioning Buckley and Sheppard, and hints of match outcomes amid garbled punctuation and stray letters.
A chaotic report covers a late January basketball match featuring Mundranl Aol, Aly Willoinin, and Bellew with McKayy and Ryan contributing. The narrative notes scattered scores, player mentions, and team efforts, concluding with partial lineups and a final rowline tally.
A historic notice warns of rapid coast erosion along England’s northeast and east coasts, with specific reference to the Yorkshire and Lincolnshire shores. The piece details advancing sea encroachment, land loss near towns such as Whitby, Bridlington, and Hull, and the potential severing of inland connections by eroded shores. It contrasts patterns with other ports like Blackpool and notes long term threats to coastal towns and infrastructure, including commands for potential defense actions.
The AEU withdraws a key industrial peace agreement amid a Fort hearing. Officials indicate the move aims to regain control over the situation as proceedings proceed, with industry groups watching closely for potential impacts on labor relations and regional stability.
A fragmented report describes a rifle shooting shield contest between teams from Muna and Sat MUAY with mentions of venue and participants. Several names and numbers appear garbled, including references to locations and dates, suggesting a local club event with unclear results and scoring. The readable bits indicate a team match with possible dates in December and unfamiliar place names.
The MOTH aviation board announced tender receipts for the construction of fourteen aircraft planes. Mun Mondery of the Hera section reported the process was received by the Frofenen Drogiertecemt. No timeline or bidder names are provided in the fragment.
G F Percival Pugh Tailor advertised from 1878 in the Dndiey Buildings alleyway area, offering tailoring services and repairs to customers in Alopace Wirwel and Guembeyem, with entry noted for local tradesmen and shopfront presence.
A fragment describes natural methods to aid digestion and blood flow, noting how certain actions and substances affect the stomach and overall health. It cautions against excessive imitation of natural processes and emphasizes balance for effective bodily function.
A partial OCR reads as a public notice about free distribution and supply matters on Monday. It mentions cottage allotments and a regional meeting at Alne We Raid, with references to offices, action, and a commission in Becket City. The text is garbled and several names and places are unclear.
A tender invitation from the Main Roads Board of New South Wales advertises combined tender options for supply and drivers of a 1000 cubic yard capacity truck and related works. It specifies locations including Sydney Queanbeyan Mindarra Mind Babes Hath Clann and requests bidders to obtain tender documents at the NSW Tender Office in Sydney for completion and security deposit requirements.
A charity Christmas tree event will be staged at Acton Hall tonight to raise funds for local children. The auction will feature donated novelty items and gifts from residents including Miss Hew Abus and others, with proceeds aiding past fines and neighborhood improvements in Acton.
A report from Sydney notes a drink bill rise for New South Wales during 1927 28 totaling 13 087 80 pounds. The article cites state authorities and adjustments by the Haereenineit Statioivenan, reflecting broader fiscal measures of the period.
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