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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 18, 1930
Page
5
Fragmented OCR notes reference per capita costs and regulatory mentions tied to a wide array of names and places. The garbled text lists individuals like Maloney and Kinkeley, locations such as Lane and Rane, and appears to discuss financial measures, governance, and statutes without coherent context.
Fragmented OCR text shows a Wednesday meeting in Delaware area with mentions of government party discussions, labor topics, and education reform proposals. The garbled content references Peter and a reader ad, indicating local legislative debate on education policy and funding.
A fragmented report describes government plans to mint silver coinage and allocate funds. Officials discuss the total cost and timing, with references to scheduling and potential impacts on public finances.
The article outlines a full New Year debate on tariff schedules with references to the Country Party and figures like Gregory and Arion. It notes government positions, potential penalties, and the role of ministerial statements amid party alignments and contentious issues.
A long contested session focuses on wheat legislation with lawmakers debating farm policy and market controls. Amid procedural moves, potential amendments surface as factions push for a decisive vote.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Melbourne team activity and local figures Whigs and Jockos among names. The article reads as a brief note on a second next mantel way and references individuals such as Myatt Baty Grahekt Hrimmett and Wagd Trommangut.
A damaged OCR fragment references an office in Canada and a name or title related to Mw eominy. Details are incomplete but suggest an official context or appointment. Further readable content is needed for a precise item.
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