Go Forward Message From Rev Canon Robertson
The Rev Canon Robertson called for the church to go forward in faith despite fear and the unknown. He invoked biblical examples to urge perseverance, prayer, and service, tying the New Year to readiness for spiritual work and mission.
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Canon Robertson
John
Vinberca
Cane
Jobne
Goel la Madea
Conon
Moses
Ao City
Hulider
Maker Basin
Jueopje
Subscription rates and Canberra newspaper delivery details
The Canberra Times announces prepaid subscription rates and free delivery within the Commonwealth. It lists local contacts for orders and mentions bookstall availability in Sydney Moss Vale Goulburn and Albury railway stations with early daily delivery information.
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Commonwealth
Aibtaanie
Bydney
Moss Vale
Goulburn
Albury
Weather Summary From Canberra and Bundabury Observations
Canberra reports describe barometer readings around 28.85 inches and 24.29 inches at 2 pm with thermometers near 7.4 and 48.1 degrees in the morning and at 9 am. Maximum temperatures for the prior 24 hours reached 33.2 degrees with a 2.8 degree minimum. wind speeds noted around 3 mph. Bundabury notes show barometer near 28.85 inches and 24.29 inches at 2 pm, thermometer readings around 7.4 and 48.1 degrees, with a 33.2 degree daily maximum and 2.8 degree minimum. wind about 3 mph.
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Canberra
Buturea
Bunndwy
W.L
Queanbeyan Weather Record Snapshot
Period ended shows 9 am temperature data with max and min readings and rainfall notes. The fragment mentions Bain fall and incomplete annotations for Inniary. No clear date or full values available.
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Bainfall
Inniary
Lord Nelson's Last Words Debated in Britain
A Trafalgar Day revival prompts debate over Nelsons final words. Some claim the dying hero uttered Kies me Hardy instead of the famous "Kiss me, Hardy" as a mistaken memory suggests. A London Daily Chronicle writer speculates on Nelsons possible acceptance of fate amid victory.
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Mardy
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Hardy
Nelson
London Daily Chronicle
G. K. Chesterton
Lishman
Unclear source text on global events and agencies
The provided fragment is distorted and unreadable, lacking identifiable people, places, or events to summarize into a coherent news item. No factual details can be established from the garbled content.
Germanys foreign loans and reparations analyzed
An examination shows Germany accessed U S and other foreign loans from 1924 to 1929 totaling over 110 million pounds while paying about 395 million pounds in reparations. Most borrowing funded industry rather than government, aiding Germanys return to good credit standing and orderly Dawes plan settlements.
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Germany
United States
Dawes
Crucial Test Of Treasurer's Act In London
The article notes a crucial test of the Treasurer's Act amid London reporting on the Commonwealth financial stance. It cites an anticipated tax and revenue framework affecting state towns and an estimated £95,000,000 impact during the year. It also mentions a national income drop of about £20,000,000 due to lower wheat prices and harvest yields.
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London
Beinalae
Commonwealth
Fires and Weather Drive British Fire Losses in Nine Months
The nine month fire bill in Great Britain reach ed 69 070 000 pounds amid unusually dry weather. The drought boosted losses, while milder winter conditions previously reduced claims. A future frost could further shift totals as firefighting waters grow harder to source.
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Great Britain
Great Partnership Bradman and Kippax N S W Should Win
New South Wales reached 295 for the loss of three as Bradman and Kippax forged a crucial partnership after Queen’s initial resistance. Hindman scored quickly while Kippax held firm, guiding the innings and boosting NSW’s position, with notable contributions from Andrews, Levy, and Rowe.
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Queens
New South Wales
New South
Ayerett
Fairfax
Chives
Thur
Famous Northumberland Castle Granted to Nation
Tinstanbrigh Castle, among Northumberland’s most ramante ruins, is named a national monument by Sir Artur M. Aulberland Bart who bought Wand in 1818. He has donated the entire estate to the nation and, over two years, renovations will be overseen by the Government to prevent further decay. The castle sits upon a height north of Alnwick.
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Tinstanbrigh
Northumberland
Artur M. Aulberland
Bart
Manda
Alnwick
Bowls Championship Singles Advances to Feb Close
The Cabwrri Howling Ulahts championship singles progresses with two Saturday matches. Walker loses to Jur 25 to 0 and Weatherston falls to Wallace Juni 26 to 20. Remaining rink practice games include Aubrey Willie and Brownlers 24 to font trap Melomes and Waterman 24 to 4.
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Monthly Medal results from a northern women golfers event
Unclear OCR text reports a Saturday afternoon golf event titled Monthly Medal. Mentions winners and scores in a garbled list including names like Chad, Routidin, Kothtin, Starling, and Longhifin with fragment scores such as 86-1R-Od and 87-20-T7T.
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Chad
Finnhis
Starling
Car Tragedy at Melbourne Crossing Kills Two
Two people died and four injured when a vehicle driven by T Plodeson struck a level crossing near Layton South Newport. Victims include Airs Hoda aged 24 and A Wilwon aged 26. Injured names include Mary Backiye and Hence Mehenalo. Police report mentions wind and shock but no long-term injuries.
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Mehenalo
Broadcasters and entertainment lineup teased in late program notes
The clipping lists a murky schedule of radio and stage acts with names like Walter Gleorige and his Mirthakers, the Morrison band, and Shirley Cook, plus broadcasts from Victoria Australia and Melbourne venues. It mentions news, sports, music acts, orchestras, and recitals with times and performers.
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American Athlete Osborne Coming? Amateur Association Cable Confusion
New York Saturday Mr Vere secretary of the Amateur Athletic Association declined to confirm a cablegram suggesting Australian athletic authorities asked about Osborne's appearance here on December 12. Vere said he had heard no word from the American Line officials and had no contact terms to report.
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Summer School for Anglican Teachers in Canberra
An Anglican teachers summer school will convene at Canberra Grammar School from January 10 to 17. Attendees will be accommodated on site with essential provisions and daily public sessions led by Canon Lang covering religious education topics.
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H M S RESOURCE LONTON Repair Ship Details
The repair ship demonstrates extensive facilities including a foundry, welding shop, pattern makers, smithy, plumbing, and machine shops. It hosts several workshops for engine repair, heavy machining, and regeneration, with capacity for stored water and fuel to supply operations.
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Preparatory Work for 1921 Census in Britain
Preparatory work for the next census is underway across Britain with probes in Attain and the Wirer gl Paneer Pee planning, including questions on dependants and housing. The text notes varied inquiries from disabilities to workplace living patterns, aiming to inform pensions and transport policy while hinting at cost and logistical challenges.
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Britain
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LSF
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Champions late in local open golf tournament
Kirkwood led qualifying with 68 in the local open. Hagen and Dergal scratches due to late arrival. championship chase remains unsettled as late starters work toward top positions.
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Boy’s neck broken in shallow water dive
A boy named Haro Maree of North Byulney suffered a broken neck after diving into shallow water at Laven der Magbotha on Erkday. The incident occurred Sunday when he struck the bottom, the injuries revealed during examination.
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Morgan and Co Announces No Bonus for 1000 Employees
Stockbroker's Stall in New York reports Morgan and Co plan no bonus for 1000 workers, promising no year's pay as incentive. The note mentions a 3,000,000 dollar total impact and references an Antuniay date.
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De Rivera Reported on King Alfonso in Madrid
In Madrid on a Saturday King Alfonso is reported to be in a re tuned condition amid a Parliament cadence dispute. De Rivera is mentioned in connection with the events shaping the single chamber.
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