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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 23, 1933
Page
2
The Canberra Times publishes a prepaid post free within the Commonwealth notice. Proprietor is The Federal Capital Press of Australia Mort Street Canberra. Printing text appears muddled but indicates production and prepaid postage terms.
A fragmentary listing shows Canberra hotels and associated agents including ALR Monel l M. EB, J.C Guan and Mrs Johnson Harris & Co. Queanbeyan names include A.M. Fallick & Sons Queanbeyan OW Robina Oaks Hatate Mra and others. Names appear with partial titles and firms like Kennedy & Sonwyoo and Perkinsoy.
Daily home delivery offered before other papers. Orders accepted from Canberra residents via The Canberra Times at phone 754 or from Queanbeyan residents through Mr M F Murray at Low Street Queanbeyan or Queanbeyan 158.
The Canberra weather summary shows barometer readings and temperature figures for the month. It lists maximum and minimum temperatures, wind direction, and monthly rainfall totals, along with year to date rainfall and temperature records for Canterra.
A book about General Booth London receives formal approval from a high authority. Catharine Heath, daughter of the Intelligence Camouflage official, is connected to the publication plan. The work discusses the Army’s role and related artistic aspects amid wartime context.
The Canberra Times reports Australia will convert £9.6 million of New South Wales debt in London at four percent. The terms are less favourable than October last, reflecting the world situation and ongoing British restrictions on new issues. An overall £100 million in loans offers early repayment options, with higher current interest than London rates, delaying further conversions until US talks and British policy ease.
Sydney reports the Prime Minister will announce a plan but the petrol industry remains unsettled. Two major issues loom over the inquiry into the petrol industry as ministers push for a clear path forward.
A garbled OCR fragment references Hyconaus in Bayh electorate, preparations and notices to Sydney authorities, and mentions Mantrartia, Hew Neb, and Kilene Monay, with scattered place names, dates, and political activity. The text shows widespread confusion and stray names amid an electoral context.
Fragmentary text appears to jumble university names, dates, and events with many garbled terms and misplaced capitals, lacking coherent facts, dates, and identifiable entities. No verifiable event, person, or organization can be confirmed from the readable content.
Paris reports a French duty hike on foreign butter to 1 shilling per pound for preferred nations such as Denmark and Argentina, and 2 shillings for others. Australia and New Zealand are mentioned as tax evaders. Denmark may retaliate by banning French wines.
A garbled OCR passage discusses British migrants to the dominions and a voyage by air and sea. It mentions destinations, immigration, travel routes, and officials, with references to power and transit state actions. The text is largely unintelligible, containing numerous broken phrases and misread names.
Ambiguous OCR text outlines a court or legal matter involving a prisoner removal to atone a spouse, with uncertain names and locations. The fragment mentions officials, possibly a judge or authority, and references Teruel and Ganilthier in a confusing sequence.
A Commonwealth solicitor indicates a planned appointment to the court pending the retirement of Judge Mallon. The selection aims to fill the soon to be vacant seat with a qualified successor forthcoming from the interim arrangement.
Irregular fragment describes a political conference collapse involving figures such as Hyndtey Worley Cher Moe ME and others with references to Adak Contarenen and Fegan. The text indicates a forced departure or deportation of several participants and a disrupted gathering.
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