06 Dec 1928
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1928
Page
1
The readable portions hint at a discussion involving a queen and royal audience. Names and places are unclear, with many garbled phrases. The text references governance, a commission, and possible household matters but lacks coherent facts or dates to establish a clear event.
Fragmented text appears to recount a political or royal scene with mentions of a Privy Council and war forces. Names and places are garbled, but references to a queen and officials suggest a formal proceeding or declaration. Exact facts are unclear due to severe OCR damage.
The notice records a matter involving Landon Ouvelle and associated parties in a government gazette. It mentions an estate matter and related proceedings, with officials directing action under the appropriate legal framework.
Movements within government circles point to a major reorganization of Canberra's structure. The Department of Home Affairs may take over constrictional and quasi governmental duties from the Federal Capital Commission, with a municipal local governing body replacing the existing commission. The shift aims to give residents clearer representation and respond to calls from government bench members about representation reforms.
Fragmentary report describes the Kellogg Treaty moving to the Senate for consideration as international peace efforts and arbitration are outlined. Names and precise details are obscured by OCR errors, but the underlying action is the treaty's submission to the U S Senate for approval.
Unclear OCR notes detail a recount event at Boothby with references to water rights and local figures. Mentions a committee or group led by WG HENNY Somme MEHT and possible dates. Text is fragmented and hard to parse.
The readable text appears garbled with many misspellings and missing words. It mentions an event involving an ant and a fusion, plus references to a person named Hye and a location that resembles a city or nation. Overall content is unclear and cannot determine a concrete news item or outcome.
Fragmented report describes cabinet proceedings extending into today after a disrupted session on Wednesday. Text hints at delays, absent ministers, and a tense atmosphere as plans and decisions remain unsettled.
Melbourne today reports on the nomination of a finance minister amid cabinet debate. Officials indicate the issue centers on public service virtue and sudden shifts in policy guidance at Ballarat and Melbourne venues. The article notes unresolved questions about whether certain political maneuvers were renewed or halted and mentions discussions led by Kir Wann McPheron.
Fragmentary OCR item references a Friday night event with scattered names and places. The readable words imply travel or meeting notes but critical details are missing. Names like Wadler and Adygnasty appear, yet no coherent action, date, or location can be confirmed.
Turnday events announce the Duke of Gloucester along with Glowrrater Hrutawaye set for a 7 o'clock rowel at Wad Lal plek af the Wthodesan caprem Aad mail ty Lhe Vine. Canthiy Tne Juhouent Castle and Keistay host 4 stanet.
Day three in the first Test ends quickly with Australia all out for 66, England claiming a 675 run victory. White takes four for seven as a rain affected pitch yields a chaotic innings with only nine Australians able to bat. Woodfull remains 30 not out.
Fragmentary OCR text cites names like Ryder and Hendren with a referee remark about a race. The passage appears garbled and lacks a coherent report or outcome. No verifiable event details, dates, or affiliations can be determined from the provided snippet.
An unclear sequence describes players Such as Heyer, White, and Tate in a hesitant game. The narrative mentions scoring, fouls, and substitutions with several garbled phrases, concluding with Keene finishing as a single before White and Chemin make further moves.
A fragmented report describes a convivial gathering where attendees praised Australia and Australia’s commitment to a civic cause. A leader presented a commemorative item to a local figure amid applause for the nation and its representatives.
English captaincy remains unsettled as Emamues Beritue contemplates future leadership. Report indicates ongoing discussions about ongoing duties and potential continuation beyond the current term.
A garbled report details an appeal that fails and mentions a jail sentence. The text references a person named Arnot and a hotel, with unspecific dates and events. It notes authorities and an informant, plus a statement about a six month term and a public reaction.
Damaged OCR text mentions rights in a place called Aue Aratie and Hewa ie. No clear dates, parties, or actions readable. Summarizes a partial legal property rights notice with uncertain entities and locations.
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