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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 01, 1929
Page
1
Ministers and dignitaries including Mir Hienare and Alan Anderson attend a con ference with Australian and Commonwealth shipping representatives. The visit discusses a yo urney toward closer ties, with delegates from both sides exploring cooperation and trade.
Fragmented report discusses a crisis involving goal scoring at Newcastle and the associated concerns. The text references comparisons with Victorian and New South Wales contexts, overseas involvement, and potential actions by owners and authorities amid uncertainty. The readability is limited by OCR errors, but the core refers to a disputed situation impacting Newcastle football and potential financial or organizational responses.
Fragmentary, garbled text appears to reference individuals, places, and events but lacks coherent facts. No clear date, organization, or outcome is discernible from the legible portions.
Fragmentary report from a London session mentioning the Channel Tunnel topic and a Dravinae council. References to a committee member Kenworthy and a large sum of £11,000,000 relate to drainage or engineering concerns and potential project delays or instruments discussed by a chairman.
Timbers yard workers in Melbourne failed to respond to a 7 30 whistle, prompting employers to close doors. The move signals a possible nationwide industrial upheaval with an estimated 3 000 metropolitan workers likely to lose their jobs. The stalled talks and looming concessions risk mill closures and wider disruption across the timber sector.
Canberra experiences a cool change with a drop in temperature recorded yesterday. Early reports note a decrease below average as a cold front moves in, affecting conditions across the region and prompting responses to the unsettled air mass.
A garbled report from Adelaide notes delays and tension at a local workplace. The fragment mentions workers, leadership, and possible disruptions affecting production and schedules. No clear names or dates could be confirmed from the readable text.
Applications from the Commission and Wabotr and Gries Witton prompted the Industrial Board to consider apprenticeship conditions. The board weighed proposals for better wages, working hours, and training terms, while工regions and unions urged postponement until the con testing review concludes.
Fragmentary report notes strange weather effects and pestering sounds described by the Viramgebilly Coven during a cold period. Authorities acknowledge unclear origins and vow further investigation into the event and its possible links to local folklore.
Mr J S Crapp urged voters to support his campaign at Weet rink where he criticized the opponents. He spoke to a representative meeting, claiming every concern was addressed and urging action in the federal capital. Dr Alcorn to close with final remarks at Kingston tonight.
Engineers petition for higher wages and overtime pay at the Cation Mpg AE. A committee discusses the decision with board reservations. Applications from ACW and other minor candidates will be heard when the council reserves this matter.
A disjointed OCR fragment discusses liquor trade workers and union activity, naming various individuals and groups. It references committees, secretaries, and dates in a tense, unclear context, implying labor action or regulatory conflict without clear outcomes. The text remains garbled and speculative about motives and actions.
Brigadier ticwerat TW pean is named to lead the inquiry into the recent mutiny of notes in New Chuinea. He will report to The stormer Afton. The appointment is made by Brigadier-General Crifttha, formerly administrator of the Man dated Territory of New Guinea and administrator of Nauru from 1921 to Jwez.
Albert Bruntmell, Chief Secretary, collapsed aboard a house boat at Kur-ring-gai and died at his Pymble home. He served as Minister for Internal Affairs and had been a candidate in the Westminster bid, with Prime Minister and party figures named in the loss.
A state funeral will be held for a notable figure with services at Saint Congregation Church on Saturday. After a court hearing, the death will be studied by a Northern region committee, with further actions to be moved to Methartist section and related authorities.
A tribute to Me Bruntuell, delivered by Premier Tayi, recalls his decades of service and friendship. Parliament members from all sides praise his leadership, eloquence, and dedication, while reflecting on his impact on national unity and governance.
The War Service Homes Department announces dismissals affecting seven residents and 44 probationary personnel. The board also excludes certain employees from salary increases during a six month probationary period and revises related duties and placements.
Fragmented report describes alleged profiteering schemes in land matters near Albvort. Incoherent notes mention Dr Watson, officials, and local actors amid confusion over charges, endorsements, and procedural steps. Ongoing disputes hint at capital territory concerns and a council meeting with unclear outcomes.
The article discusses a proposed partly nominated and partly elective colonial council for a territory, outlining the shift from current leyes to a system granting broader powers and self-governance. It cites figures like Prime Minister Heiton Alon, debates on taxation without representation, and the anticipated implications for local liberty and imperial oversight.
The article discusses public unrest driven by insecurity and fear in the Territory, noting divisions among residents and the impact on order. It references the Federal Capital Commission's authority and the potential actions of officers, with a continuation tease pointing to more details on page two.
A garbled entry cites a copyright application linked to Menin Gate with unclear references to government bodies and Parliament. The fragment mentions WF and Phe Menin Gate of Mid and odd phrasing about painting.
Royal Australian Air Force officer Moir Rydney is in London arranging a campaign to boost support for Squadron Leader Bert Minkter. Lashun is promoted to Pilot Officer in the same drive to advance leadership and unit morale.
A chaotic report describes Prince amid severe weather in London and surrounding areas. Vivid, garbled passages mention storms, prizes, and crowds, with references to a mayor, cadets, and local shops as the tale veers through surreal imagery and disjointed phrases.
A lorry capsized near Tapow after carrying a ferry machine. Darling sustained multiple fractures and critical injuries. Harling, a farm labourer, and Shoobert, both aboard, were drawn from the wreck. They were taken to Canherem Hoxplil for treatment with Shoobert suffering facial abrasions and shock. Ling condition in critical state yesterday.
The Minister for Home Affairs J A Abbott approves liquor licenses for Ainalie and Korrajong. Premises will be open to general public in similar numbers as existing licensed premises. Opening dates unknown. Abbott notes ongoing discussions with Warr on the permanent liquor ordinance for the Federal Capital Territory and potential effective date. Some points yet to be resolved before enactment, but private enterprise may gain future control of Canberra's liquor supply.
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