12 Dec 1928
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 12, 1928
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text shows a censuring motion involving Bahcock and Wilcox with unclear financial figures and dates. Readable parts reference a city council meeting, a lease discussion, and a conflict over a proposed action. The exact entities and outcome remain uncertain due to OCR corruption.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a planned whirlwind voyage titled Prince of Wales Race, detailing a 7200 mile journey in ten days with itineraries toward Wales and London. Mentions of Horton Monilay and various maritime and military terms appear amid garbled phrases, with references to arrival schedules and ceremonies.
A temporary liquor ordinance will be published in the Commonwealth Gazette, applying New South Wales liquor laws to the Territory with licenses excepted. Sales run 9 am to 6 pm at Hotels Wellington Canberra and Acton, while purchases will be allowed at Sydney Buildings City Kingston and Manuka centres without hotel bars. Victorian Licensing Board chairman R Base may assist in drafting a permanent law, a process expected to be lengthy.
The tender process for Cockatoo Island works faces a halt as officials review bids and feasibility. Authorities cite regulatory and funding hurdles that delay progress and question contractor qualifications.
Readable fragments indicate shopowners preparing for a regional meeting chaired by SELAH Tuomi. Mentions of Prony and ALY workers hint at labor topics and local business concerns. Names and positions are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmented OCR text yields little clear fact. It mentions names like Clem Hill, Lanpon Thommy, and Tony peliatore with unclear actions. The piece reads as a damaged sports or casual commentary with terse, tangled phrases and no discernible outcome.
A local swimming carnival replaces Molonglo as main event at Kamahl with a schedule featuring notable competitors. Organizers announce hotline details for entries and safety routes, guiding participants to venue access and event timing across the day.
Mr. R. Crosbie Goold, Town Clerk of Malvern Victoria, loaned to the Commonwealth Government as Second Commissioner of the Federal Capital Commission until November 2 at £1300 per annum. The Prime Minister confirmed that the amending Seat of Government Administration Act would be proclaimed January 1 and the Third Commissioner election held February 2. The report outlines the expected appointments and duties involving the Federal Capital and the city’s administration for the coming year.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Allied replies to German demands on reparations, a committee meeting, and ongoing negotiation terms. The document mentions a treaty framework, date references, and directions toward final agreement, with emphasis on forthcoming decisions and commitments.
Fragmented OCR describes the Queensland Senate count where Crawford achieves an absolute majority on the first count. Mentions observers and other named figures in chaos, with unclear surrounding details and several garbled names.
Oldfield declines to play in the Sheffield Shield match between New South Wales and Victoria in Melbourne. The venue and exact timing are unclear, with the report noting Olaneld wit AOL as the placeholder for the match and Melbourne as the location.
Passengers aboard a quarantined vessel refused vaccination amid a smallpox scare. The ship’s health officials attempted to inoculate travelers including Tremtay Melaiotune and Jane Liner Halland, while a party led by Fay Wattns argued against the procedure. After delays, authorities faced resistance as curbs and evictions were discussed.
Fragmented OCR notes describe trains in Europe and the frontier route with arrivals in the morning. The text references Wah, Brine of Walon, Laindon, Walvis, and Fetok with unclear timing and locations.
A report from Peshawar cites a possible truce between Afghan factions amid turmoil linked to Indian domestic shifts. The dispatch notes fanatical violence and military relocations while naming a Kurdish or Armenian figure connected to the air force.
A. K. Jacko, secretary of the New Zealand Commission, arrives in Sydney today with aim to discuss a potential race between New Zealand sculling champion Audrey Tueminy and Australian contender Hobie Hiaree. The visit signals cooperation on promoting rowing events and cross nation competition.
A garbled report from Atahwaitoma describes British subjects and Afghan government talks. The piece mentions government communication by wireless and protection measures, with unclear figures and references to Hinawaro and Hinutiah amid diplomatic tension.
A damaged narrative from London reports a vessel grounded near Cork Harbour with heavy cargo and displaced crew. The scene describes a tense night on the ship and preparations for possible salvage as weather and tide hinder efforts.
An English firm was fined for bribery and ordered to repay £10,600. The case notes involvement of named officials and associates, detailing payments, internal company actions, and the sum total penalties including £40,600 for related charges. The report references events around a boardroom decision and a hinted nationwide inquiry.
The article records Alderman Wrunk Gren of Waving defying authorities by refusing to answer questions. Officials pursued proceedings with Mulinsr presenting claims of misconduct. The minister urged showing restraint, while Wrunk Gren vowed not to respond. Later actions included attempts to commit Matting to war and court-cited revocation of an order.
The Federal commission considers funding for a city band to cover uniforms and travel. Officials debate the need to ensure fair labor standards and adequate manpower while examining broader community and federal interests.
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