Subscriptions and notices in Australian newsprint format
The fragment describes prepaid subscription rates and delivery details for a Commonwealth audience. It mentions The Canberra printing on British newsprint and Australian-made newsprints, with advertised rates per annum and post free within the Commonwealth. Further readable details include an address in Canberra and mentions of production and subscription terms.
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Federal
Sccapital P Ic
Adistyalid, Ltd
Anat
Bort Street
City
Canberra
Boas
the Common Wealth
Local Agents and Building Notices
Fragmentary OCR text discusses city building matters, visas, and local officials. Reads like a snapshot of municipal notices with names and places tangled in unclear phrasing. Key entities include city, Chariton, Visas, and mentions of individuals and agencies, but details are obscured.
Canberra Times Delivery Arrangements Mentioned
A fragment notes daily delivery of the Canberra Times with Queanbeyan distribution before other papers. Residents are urged to communicate names and addresses to The Canberra Times or phone number 754 for Queanbeyan orders.
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Canberra
Queanbeyan
etPo
Murray
Streat
Quean- Heyain
Queanbeyals
Weather records for Canberra and Queanbeyan dates
The piece lists monthly temperature and rainfall data for Canberra and Queanbeyan, with high and low figures for each period. It mentions record dates and totals, noting ups and downs across months from August to December.
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Queanbeyan
Iit
Canberra Forecast Brings Cool Cloudy Sky and Showers
Friday forecast notes cool and cloudy conditions with scattered showers mainly along the coast. Strong southerly winds are expected, with celestial timings indicating rising and setting of major planets and several minor details for observers.
Canberra Times Odd Fragment Reports December PRIDAY
Fragmentary item from The Canberra Times dated December with unclear event details. Reads as garbled text including names and a date reference, offering minimal readable facts for summarization.
Protecting the Public in Mining Frauds Debate Grows
Australian public demand for stronger mining company laws resurfaces after boom crashes in the Granites field and across centers. The piece notes repeated failures to tighten statutes, citing partial reforms in insurance and a lingering constitutional hurdle that blocks Commonwealth action while victims suffer. State parliaments show hesitancy to modernise, with calls for urgent reform even if federal power eventually expands.
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Adelaide
Australia
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Ip Cowesy
England
London
Stoxchange
Commonwealth Parlia
Pheo
Legisla
NSW Leads In Commonwealth Loan Subscriptions
Prime Minister J A Lyons announced New South Wales had 148 applicants for the Commonwealth loan, totaling £1,657,000, Victoria £25,000 from unspecified applicants, Queensland £202,000 from 459 applicants, South Australia £518,000 from 300 applicants, Western Australia £64,000 from 46 applicants, and Tasmania £21,000 from 59 applicants. Total applications reached 4,161, with £3,986,000 subscribed. NSW and Victoria subscriptions included large institutional lodgments. Subscriptions were usually shared among states, but were credited wholly to the states where lodged.
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J. A. Juyons
New South
McGrath Eliminated in Victorian Singles Finals Spark
Victorian tennis championships results show McGrath ousted in five sets by Sproule in men’s singles. Doubles went to Vines and Gledhill over Tontin and Purcell. Women's singles saw Le Messubier beat Harper, Buyttsworth over Hoddle Wrigley, and Hall defeating Van Ryn. Mixed doubles saw Dunlop and Hartigan defeat Trethowan and Toyne.
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Melbourne
McGrath
Sproule
Vines and Gledhill
A.R A
Tontin
Purcell
Victoria
K. le Messubier
South -Australia
Mra
Harper ¢Vic
T Buyttsworth
Nls.w
Hoddle Wrigley
Vic
M. Hall
Mr van Ryn
U.S.A
H. Hopman
van Ryn
U. B.A
Moon
Eviction Riot Case Comes Before New Judge at Singleton
Judge Whit will preside at Singleton Quarter Sessions on Monday to hear charges against several men in the riot case. The proceeding was disrupted when defense counsel objected to the hearing, prompting the judge to adjourn despite recent transfer of the district.
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Swdney
Singleton
Sheridan
Defence forces grant pay rise and allowances
The government approved pay increases and allowances for seagoing service and military personnel. Navy ratings receive an extra 20d per day, with uniform allowances and improved pay for warrant officers, non commissioned officers, and men. Adjustments aim to ease long absences and high personal costs, benefiting lower grade service members nationwide.
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George Ierday
Belicep Governin Verasi
Naval “Auxiliary Service
Lwe
San Jae
Ehiteaukt Dt
Viners
Vest of Transport
Teale al- Towengee
Teale al- Towengee ‘and? Child ‘Endowment
Faimont
George Pearce
Ainslie School Presents Seven Short Plays by Pupils
Ainslie School hosted a crowded evening with parents citizens and pupils attending. Third to Sixth class pupils performed seven short plays including The Ugly Duckling Card he Rome and Alice in Wonderland. The event showcased promising talent and raised funds for equipment with total proceeds of £27. The school plans Speech Day next Wednesday afternoon.
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Amy
Ainplig
Ffth
M. Eldridge
L.boon
T. Copley
J. Parker
D- Robinson
Cat
CG. Conron
Hen
B. Turner
Rome
Claudius
C. Rowan
Britanicus- CW. Parl
Novor
Keene
Vespazica
Wi Sweetman
Caradoc
RR. Jones
Ly the
Friendly Waiter
David Adpperfield
David
J. Shoobridge
Waser
Los. Withers
Bon Wiaote
Ty Panite
Don Quixote
L. Shanalan
Cancho Pasa
C. Lin
Homsekeeper
Brage
Maid
Clark
Barber
We Boom
Pricat
J. Jones
Alice In Wonderland
Wirth
Alice
G. Pinker
March Hara
Cahill
Rabbit
Hone
Bull
King
P. Thurbon
Het
Hoost
Oti
Cc. Hopping
Jie-jin
UR. Shannahan
C. ‘Cramping
Wolieman
A. Nélson
Christias Carol
Dickins
Borcore
Les, Withers
Bob Cratchit Ci 'Bhowbridge
G.' Daley
Shanahan
W. Booth
Lea Withers
Walt
Clings
Miss Clyne
Gilli
C.L. Betts
R C. Smith
O. Thomas
Prohibition Repeal Debate Highlighted on Senate Agenda
Washington report notes Democrat senators on the list for this session discuss repeal and modification of the Volstead Act. The proposed changes appear on the Senate programme as lawmakers consider the fate of prohibition measures.
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U.S. Senate
Washington
Senate
Canberra Public Service Allowance Hearings Begin
The Public Service Arbitrator Mrs Westhaven heard evidence on increases to Canberra public servants allowances from £26 40 to £40 yearly for married officers and from £14 to £26 for unmarried staff. Testimony covered housing shortages, vacant residences, transport costs, and living conditions in Canberra, plus impacts on families and apprenticeship opportunities. The hearing will continue after a city inspection of housing and amenities.
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Wee
Commonwealth Public Service Clet Lead Association
Canberra
Public ‘Service
Westhaven
Albert Hat -Yestering
Morniie
Temby
Melbourne
Hi J
Hinkeley
Avery Oisibie
Council For Scientina
Ama
Wort
Pitshié
Léachere
Astieren
Wilshie
Alhalle
Hirassen
Aueker Ener Beeretary of
Vvesters
Wu Association
Canora
Ibthers Aisaniitier
Iver
Mbste
Les Récreation Ledve
New South Wales
Sydney
Ansar
Chinniern
Weathoven
M. Tony
Me. Liingker
F. A. Mfeere
Bk. N. Watt
C. C. Smith
Public Service Board
Garden Party and Air Concert At Canberra Grounds
A garden party and open air concert planned for tomorrow afternoon and evening at the Canberra grounds, South Findatra. Events include sports, stalls, cakes, needlework, and refreshments. An illuminated evening program features instrumental items by local musicians and a mixed program from Canberra groups. Admission is free for the afternoon, adults 1/ and children free. proceeds go to the Methodist Church funds.
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Canberra
Sth
Findatra
Shi Mugea
Rea’ Hill
J.fulton
Ry Peters
J. F. Edwards
H. C. Fulton
Bembrick
B. J. Te Panhailuriack
Captain Wood
Cand
R. Potera
Safe Robbery Remand for Two Men in Sydney Court
In Sydney on Wednesday at the Cent Police Courts Walter Thomason of Thomas remanded on a charge of having stolen iron safes from Jacob Woelfs Shaw and Southes. The two men faced accusations of receiving stolen property and knowing it to be stolen. The case relates to a break in at Shaw’s house and a garage theft.
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Sydney
Whitrediy
Walter Thomason
Thomas
Jacob Woelfs Shaw
Shaw
Suclen
Southee
Rembndea
Graduation ceremony attended by Governor General and Lady Isaacs
Their Excellencies the Governor General and Lady Isaacs attended the annual Graduation Ceremony of the Australian Forestry School at Canberra yesterday morning. The Governor General presented diplomas prizes and certificates. A reception at Government House followed in the evening with ministers and guests including Mr Lyons and other senior officials.
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Isaacs
C.H. Finlay
D.c
Australian Forestry School
Genbéerm
Iaacca
Government House
Can
Bern
Elon
Mir
D.S
Mts
Mra
Perklins
F. Stewart
J. Francis
M.P
Francis
Death at Canberra ends long Queanbeyan physician career
Dr P Blackall a renowned Queanbeyan physician of 40 years died at about 60 in Canberra after a fall at his daughter’s home. Funeral to be held at St Gregory's Queanbeyan. He served as Medical Officer and twice mayor, married Miss A Hayes, left a widow and seven children named Moya Patricia Helen Charter Joyce and others.
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Uraddon
Moya Checknit
Hoaday
Ust. Gregory's Church
Queinheyen
Tata
Canberra
We H. ‘Shapwood
Blackall
Miedigat
Nrivara
Onl
University of Ireland
Ile
London
Jert
Tor
Australia
New South Wales
Quéan
Béyan- la
Tha
Dies Uth
Richardson
Queane Mnbeyan
Queanbeyan
Tate
Pot
Flewis
Mise Aled” Hayes
Sydney
Killard
Yarrows
Muumerousay
Brindabeling
Prindavelle
Cuptain
Patricia
Helen
Queanbeyan Council expresses sympathy after mayor’s death
The Queanbeyan Council met and voiced expressions of regret at the death of former mayor and alderman Dr. Bidekall. A motion of sympathy was paused then unanimously supported. The council resolved to send a condolence letter to the bereaved family.
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Queinbapan
Queanbeyan
Costly Parliament Roof Repairs Dominate Week
The Parliament roof remains leaking despite heavy work by contractors Wayes Brothers of Sydney. An 1887 pound and 16 shillings deduction followed failures, a five year bitumen guarantee expires in 1993, and additional gravel, felt, and bitumen expenditures totaling thousands were spent from 1920 onward to cover the dome and adjacent rooms.
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Malonty Ped
Melbourne
Mosgrs
Doh
Howie
Song
Wayes Brothers
Sydney
Feningy
House of Representatives
Nate
Elarah
Operative Store Burns at Pyramid Street
A fire destroyed the premises of the Pyramid Building Operative Society at Pyramid Street. Several premises were saved, and flames were blamed on explosions. Fire crews reported dense fumes and smoke as they fought the blaze.
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Bourne
Pyramid
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Commonwealth Solar Observatory
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Seduction OF Defence Force
Ronald Joseph Garman
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Ainslie School
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