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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
4
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Fragmentary OCR notes describe rainfall data for Queanbeyan with terms like maximum and minimum temperatures and rainfall records. The readable parts reference January and monthly totals but the text is garbled, making exact figures and dates unclear. The item appears to be a brief climate record update or weather note.
Fragmentary report describes campaigns and conflicting statements by officials about gun policy and coal mining, mentioning Latham and Fra, with claims of partial cooperation and political tension. Readers are warned of shifting positions and potential legal actions amid the election discourse.
Sir Josiah Stamp, a renowned British statistician with roles at the London Midland and Scottish Railway and Bank of England, argues alcohol imposes heavy social costs. He suggests reallocating liquor expenditures to food and housing would boost industry, reduce unemployment, and lower poverty, urging governments to curb liquor to aid national development.
A late 19th or early 20th century style report outlines a convention organized by non party forces in the Commonwealth to discuss constitutional change. Leaders including Hy Windever are named in a framework for public discourse on reform and potential shifts in governance. The piece notes the aim to create a broadly inclusive forum, seeking to avoid partisan control while encouraging debate on national direction.
Confidence waned as the London money market faced strains and the Commons debated economic policy. The debate touched on approvals for government borrowing, market liquidity, and the pace of financial reforms amid cautious sentiment from traders and officials.
A fragmented item notes a marriage issue involving a barmaid linked to a person named Zoubkoff. The report mentions a legal or testimonial context and hints at a formal return or settlement, with entities including a court or official signatories and a titled writer.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear phrases with scattered proper nouns. The readable parts list no identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or events to form a coherent news item or card teaser.
A قدم fragmentary manuscript reports February observations by Muir of a continental link between Queen Mary and Adshe regions. It cites longshore continuity, offshore deposits, and raised terraces dating the cradle of Antarctica to early continental shelves.
A brief notice states the loan council meeting, originally set for February, will be held at a later date due to unspecified reasons. The fragment references a council and a postponement.
A garbled cable reports South African farmers arriving today in Canberra from Han frail and York to join a conference. They will travel onward to New Ban and jute pert in the Bergstry Farm ere Conference, with informal talks to be held at Botet Camperes.
A garbled text notes no communications from the Governor General while discussing the formintiment of authorities in Australia. It comments on remedies or recommendations not yet set and mentions the Amritiah authority. The passage is unclear but centers on official delays and potential approvals.
Fragmentary OCR text reports House of Lords discussion on unemployment and Labour reforms with references to Labour and Conservative positions, amendments, and parliamentary reactions. The garbled article mentions ministers, committees, and legislative actions without clear dates or outcomes.
The article discusses a public inquiry into the future of Hostel accommodation and the potential closure of the establishment in Mondus. It notes opposition concerns about community impact, costs, and the rights of residents to stay, with many citizens favoring continued hostel operation for those unable to relocate.
Proposed selection changes for Melbourne team discussed at the Wednealit meeting. Included are lists of players, testing routines, and potential impacts on lineups ahead of a February date. Officials note uncertainty and seek consensus on key selection criteria and trial timings.
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