03 Jan 1929
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 03, 1929
Page
1
In the Third Test, Hammond delivered a superb innings setting a historic mark as Australia faced Foster's pace. Mackie claimed six wickets while England sealed a 417 total. Australia were 60 for two at stumps with Woodfull and Kippax at the crease before stumps. Attendance reached 28,345 with receipts noted.
A garbled report references Labour, Humble Member, and a May date with notes on candidates, meetings, and political slogans. Names such as Hansen, Westfall, and Mawkie appear amid scattered references to factions, banners, and local voters. The text blends campaign chatter with disjointed phrases about rallies, opposition, and public notices across multiple locales.
A garbled London message reflects a festive tone about King and Queen happiness. Readable phrases mention the Bridlen's fairy and women, with hopes for joy and strength. The text appears as a damaged OCR fragment with scattered names and civic sentiments.
A fragmented report outlines high level meetings among ministers and officials amid debates on reforms. It lists names like John Wop and Darius tent ante trend, with mentions of ministries, policy shifts, and regional political tensions. The text reads as a garbled OCR fragment.
The Territory election for Third Commissioner will feature five declared candidates led by Dr J F Watson of Gungahleen who announced his contest. The brief but active campaign hinges on local support as residents await ballots and the formal nomination process.
A historical report discusses evacuation plans and mounting distrust surrounding German occupation and Allied policies. It notes debates over sovereignty, postwar rehabilitation, and questions of mutual protection as powers weigh renovations and control measures amid ongoing international friction.
A female body is found on a ledge after a cliff incident near Kehoe Holt. Walt Rawley details imply an alarming fall from a great height as rescue teams, including Roche, work to retrieve the victim. Local figures Jack Mason and Cyru Thumpwan are mentioned in connection with the investigation and rumors about party involvement.
A fragmented report from Wednesday outlines a court session about an opium trade matter. The text references Chinese motives and a magistrate’s remarks, noting a pending recording or judgment and a wait for further action.
State Governor arrived in Wellington for a diplomatic visit. Officials explained the schedule includes meetings with local leaders and a brief stay at Coven House. Departure details and further engagements were to be announced.
The report compares monthly revenue and customs for several regions including Queensland and Western Australia. Falls versus December 1937 appear, with NSW and Victoria showing mixed changes. Declines are linked to Queensland and Mount Australia, while overall nationwide figures show variability across months ending December 1937.
The period shows rainfall well under normal for two prior years, with the latest figures around 17.8 inches for the year and a forecast of around 20 inches, reflecting a persistent dry trend in the territorial records.
The Danberry area reported an unprecedented heat event as temperatures surged to record highs, with officials noting the extreme conditions impacted daily life and local businesses.
Two deaths reported after a motor collision in Sydney. Witness Patricia Prumck, aged 21, and Allen Wison, age 2, Croydon, were involved. Ruling indicates the other driver appeared to be a minor. Carmine resident and bystander Romaine among those injured in yesterday's motor smash.
A chaotic garbled field reports a New York liquor store incident with references to fatalities and injuries. While details are unclear, the fragment notes a fall and mentions authorities, records, and a city scene connected to alcohol.
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