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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 10, 1929
Page
1
A fragmented report outlines Australian colonial financial matters including the treasurer's role, budget proposals, and government finances. It notes requests for reform, mentions the Commonwealth line, and references figures around eight to ten million pounds as part of revenue and expenditure discussions.
A cryptic report from Auckland Ward indicates a discovery of an experimental formula related to tubermutonin. Officials state the matter concerns a breakment event and is under investigation.
An untidy OCR fragment reports on a meat harvest or market note dated today. Mentions Aydney and Brent in a context of work or supply and a weekly timetable. The legibility is limited and key names or places are obscured.
Government considers transferring Auditor General and Copyright Office to Canberra with about 78 staff. Plans foresee gradual moves over several years to avoid peak constriction, using private space in City Manuka and possibly housing at the Prime Minister’s Lodge.
A fevered Branxton meeting saw miners reject proposed settlement terms amid bitter exchanges and strained union talks. Members pressed for rights and concrete guarantees as government and employers faced demands for action.
A severe heat wave grips Sydney causing higher temps and stress on residents. The city engages public cooling measures while noting 44 unhoused individuals affected. Officials urge protection for vulnerable groups amid the extreme conditions.
At a meeting with the Prime Minister representatives of the States agreed to release £1,000,000 of accumulated road funds for immediate use on federal aided road works. States may adjust programmes this year to boost employment and there is an extension of the fund timeline by six months beyond the ten year period. The conference delayed petrol tax discussion until February.
The COAT COMMISSION Association minute entry from Kentucky records discussions on wage or rate settings. Miller voices willingness to withdraw support while Mr. Mar Dont 1 is examined by the committee amid contentious statements and Muddy context.
The article discusses government policy favoring factory immigration over unemployment relief. It cites figures suggesting imports and domestic production could rise, with Australia exploring supply lines and labor shifts. It notes hoped benefits for employment though details are unclear due to OCR errors.
fragmentary OCR text contains names and words with no clear event or outcome. readable elements include personal names and places but lack a coherent report or date to summarize into a full news item.
A report discusses authority and safety concerns after a fatal plane ascent incident. It notes officials and pilots, mentions Captain Yomue nit Sir, and references Malet, Gihnore, and Namonae in the context of aviation regulation and airspace control over a country town.
A man’s leg was recovered from the water at Kurnell yesterday after a fisherman reported finding a limb adrift near shore. Police and medical examiners investigated the scene as a missing person case with no identifying details released.
London observers discuss a British woollen yarn issue amid calls for Australian tariff changes. The Worsted Hosiery Pedecntion notes a meeting in Bratterd, while minister Mr. Menton outlines policy on can forms and trade aims.
A naval correspondent notes global fleet developments, highlighting new vessels like the Albatross aircraft carrier and projected builds. The United States and Britain are contrasted as navies expand, with emphasis on aircraft numbers and strategic modernization.
The Waterside Workers Federation petitions the Arbiter Court to challenge and debate the issue of preference for federation members. The appeal aims to address the interests of members and bring the broader question of preference before the court for ruling.
Reports describe a pirate attack on the steamer Unlching with decks strewn by wounded sailors. Twenty five injured and eight pirates killed or captured as fire and defense ended the raid. Chinese passengers and Indian crew noted. Authorities detained prisoners for identification.
John Findlay of London formerly Cromrat at New Goainat died in Minday. The note lists his roles as attorney and provides minimal biographical details.
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