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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 20, 1928
Page
4
An incorrect OCR fragment outlines subscription details and printing notes for The Canberra Times. It mentions delivery within the Commonwealth, rates for six months and one year, and lists multiple local agents and addresses in Kingston and City, Melbourne.
A garbled list of names and places including Queanbeyan and Goulburn figures, with stray phrases about hotels, deliveries, and an early daily delivery plea. The readable items mention Miss M William and J. Derkin among several others, plus references to local shops and stations.
Early reports discuss using blood testing to map Eskimo lineage amid an expedition from London to the Mackenzie River region. Researchers compare Indian tribes and discuss potential descendant ties, with mentions of named explorers and proposed tests learning about intertribal connections and migration patterns.
The fragmentary notice names a registration action and a location tied to a Federal Capital Prenat event in Augtalla, Idd. Details are incomplete but indicate an official registry or filing related to a local proceeding.
The report lists temperatures and wind readings with a thermometer showing 84 degrees in the afternoon and a maximum around 88.5 degrees. Details include location names Tibinila Widinening and conditions such as wind at Al gon and time stamps around 3 PM and 4 PM.
The report notes fine early weather with possible thundery storms later and northerly winds. It lists monthly rainfall totals for the year to date, with figures for September, November, December, and a total rainfall of 1062 units for the period.
The record shows a weather summary for Queanbeyan with temperatures and rainfall notes. It lists monthly totals across the year with unreadable spaces and scattered figures for January to December.
Canberra unsettled with dense cloud and showers. winds from the south to southwest. New South Wales reports showers, scattered rain, thunder, and gusty southerly to southwesterly winds along the coast. Victoria and western regions show cloudy periods, scattered showers, and cool, variable winds. South Australia and Queensland expect further showers and occasional thunder, with southeasterly to southerly winds inland and along the coast.
Weather synopsis reports clear to dull skies in most areas with scattered showers and thunder by night. North to northwest winds prevail inland with gusts. coastal zones show dull to threatening conditions and light rain in some sectors. Thunderstorms with strong winds and heavy rainfall observed across divisions. isolated areas remain clear.
A meditation on how reviewers and critics differ in function and status. It argues that librarians, editors, publishers, and readers all shape reviews, and that the best reviewer communicates whether a new book will interest others, not just the reviewer.
A concert and Japanese operetta by Mink M. Tenshaw and Mina G. Paul at Albert Hall featured performances by local artists. Notable renditions included Jennings in The Lay of the Last Minstrel and other pieces by mime artists and choirs. The event raised interest with varied acts, highlighting Miss Rowee Boat and Miss Jenkins among principal performers.
Queensland and A W will be in Canberra for a day on Monday December, visiting Parliament House and other sites. The Young Australia League organized a Toys! tome event, with transport from Kirinjome Hotel and return options, to foster Education by Travel among boys from Australia and overseas.
The Italian King appoints Mabernal bral to a ministerial post, replacing Federsont. New portfolio assignments follow a broader cabinet reshuffle as Colanben takes over from the previous minister.
David Davis, 43, appeared in Mere Court today on a charge of allegedly setting a fire that caused damage. Authorities said the defendant was identified by witnesses and evidence collected at the scene. He pleaded not guilty and was remanded for further proceedings.
The government states it will not employ poison gas as a weapon of offence. Ministers affirm the stance amid wartime tensions and ongoing discussions on chemical warfare policy.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention individuals and a local appointment. It references a Second Commissioner and a center visit, with scattered names and a dated event at Melieurene. Distinct entities include Migs OC, Nig Four, Caunherma water, and Me 2.
Coroner's inquest into the death of George Homner and Albert Homner, drawn in by a drowning at the river on November 18, records a brother's bravery. Coroner notes the courageous act while delivering verdicts and remarks on the events surrounding the tragedy.
A colonial-era government note discusses how exporters of apples to Great Britain must label containers under the Merchandize Marks Act. It outlines requirements for state origin disclosure, description clarity, and matching marks on both ends of packaging to ensure proper identification.
The Minteter for Markets and Trams port Mr Puderson spoke in Sydney about prune exports to the Commonwealth. Regulations were approved to permit export operations commencing January 1, 1928, listing varieties including Viet etortedt miely Morehon nr Coates.
Report from Melbourne highlights selectors seeking suitable material to mold into bowlers. The piece notes ongoing trials and the goal of identifying promising players for the bowling lineup.
The article outlines bribery allegations linked to Goddard with several named individuals and parties. It mentions court proceedings, witnesses, and evidence including references to sewage and water teams. The report notes investigations and possible penalties tied to the alleged misconduct.
A young man is held after a desecration incident at Cemeld. Police report a vault burglary and arrest of a suspect believed connected to ongoing vandalism linked to a group named Sentai. Local authorities pledge full investigation and increased security in the area.
Five men were fined after a court appearance in Leeton. The defendants pled not guilty but were found guilty of the charge and fined accordingly. The proceedings occurred amid local tensions and involved testimony from multiple witnesses.
A fragmented obituary note from BYDNEY Wisconsin records the funeral of Airman identified by the postwar agency. It names the ministerial board representative and the service date, with scant details about the victim or unit.
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