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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 27, 1933
Page
2
The notice lists prepaid subscription rates for the Federal Capital Press of Australia and provides a dense, fragmented directory of local towns and vendors including Kingston Queanbeyan Bungendore Cooma and various firms and streets. It reads like a historical newspaper classifieds section with scattered company names and place references.
The Canberra Timon offers daily home delivery of each Canberra portion before other papers of the previous day. To order place name and ads with The Canberra Times or phone 754. For local notices contact Me. Mo F Murray at Lowe Street Queanbeyan 158.
A distorted weather sketch reports barometer, temperature and rainfall. It lists Canora and Canberra readings with various illegible fragments, dates, and measurements, including a February Wednesday and rainfall notes.
The diet for emi applications for New South Wales funds has been followed. The rendait will run by dee Wuaaed ill the PONveenion Flom of, March 3 or in generally Hiniewid. That lara amount has been gyda cribed.
Fine to hot and sultry conditions with north east to north west winds. Isolated thunder showers on the North Coast and morning mists in the highlands. Heat wave conditions expected inland in the next day or two.
A Canberra Times essay reviews how scientists estimate Earth's age using sea salt, rock erosion, planetary orbits, Moon history, uranium decay, actinides, and helium diffusion. It notes ages from several hundreds of millions to about four billion years, with methods converging to a likely range around three to four billion years.
Northbourne innings tallies 104 runs as openers Falter and Alderton provide firm start before mid innings collapse. Key partnerships and a standout junior bowler highlight a chaotic weekend of play at Northbourne Oval with multiple wickets and erratic fielding noted amid a flood of unedited names and phrases.
An unclear report references Professor Schmidt, a botanist, found dead near Cape Ayfirey with scattered data on players and scores from a chaotic sports ledger. Names like McDowald, Connelly, Carnall appear amid disjointed notes and numbers, suggesting a fragmentary page mix of obituary and sports box scores with dubious readability.
LONDON Saturday The Observer notes lack of tension in a cricket match featuring Kent and Sunsox. The piece mentions players and venues, referencing various names and places in a dense, imperfect OCR text with fragmented phrases.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions German disaster and a person or entity, with garbled names and locations. Readable bits reference a fire or incident and a mishmashed sequence of terms suggesting names, places, and dates. The readable content is too distorted to determine precise facts or outcomes.
A cabinet crisis unfolds as a censure motion drives a minister to resign. Amid political turmoil in Oslo, the prime minister faces mounting pressure from opposition. The resignation reshapes government leadership and parliamentary dynamics in Norway.
Unclear OCR text lists Kreuger directors Jones and RAtunbay along with Wivawnici and AKOUAcholMans in a messy note. Mentions Keuue amt al Manele Company and Wika strategy tied to Tay 4c Ravatyah court case, with references to Keouiey Kaui Gilt and ongoing living reform discussions.
A fragmented sermon text discusses the sacramental principle and the Holy Communion, noting church authority, rite administration, and theological emphasis on Christ present in the sacrament. It references Archdeacon Dike, Anglican practice, and debates within the church concerning ordination and ritual integrity.
A garbled notice from the Empire Marketing Board lists a transaction of 220 000 pounds for a property or asset. Names Karine Neel and Linn Ry appear in the damaged text, with reference to Lond and Saturday. The legible fragment indicates a formal acquisition or bid related to a paprawtion or similar item, though details are unclear.
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