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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 14, 1930
Page
4
Notice lists particulars of a delivery service and mentions George, Frank, Mann Quenet, and Marly Daily. The fragment references The Canbarrs For Sepak and includes names and addresses in a mistaken OCR line.
Fragmentary weather note lists temperatures around 79 and 68 degrees with a thermometer reading 72. Minimums and maxima appear uncertain. Mentions place Darmmolet and Vain with garbled data and a 2 hour maximum reading at 2 am.
The report outlines Victoria and New South Wales seeing variable winds from the northwest to south, with inland showers and scattered rain in northern areas. Cloudy to overcast spells in Queensland and northern regions, with thunderstorms possible and light rain in some areas. South Australia shows interior clearing with a mix of possible rain bands, while Western Australia notes general cleared conditions inland with light rain near coastal zones.
A weather roundup lists scattered rainfall and numbers for many places and individuals. The text includes a string of place names such as Hobart Toowoomba and Normanton, with various figures like 43, 12, 18, and 100 attached to them, suggesting measurements or codes without clear context.
The new NSW Railways Chief Commissioner Mr Cleary outlines fiscal challenges and proposed reforms including more bus and truck use, rolling stock upgrades, extended electrification, and fare adjustments. He notes a 41,050,000 loss in the last financial year, argues developmental lines created extra costs, and criticizes political pressures. He stresses need for financial relief and cooperation amid industrial arbitration and rising operating costs.
A rowdy church gathering sparked a dispute with Vicer LAIN AON over unity and intent. Parishioners protested the vicar and discussed tax and fabric concerns while the choir and building issues drew attention from the congregation.
A transit report notes trains enabling Canberra service will resume this week after delays caused by a mishap near Melbourne. The incident involved a car veering onto a road near Halbreab, injuring several travelers and prompting a temporary service halt. Passengers were redirected via alternative routes as authorities cleared the wreck and restored rail operations.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe new church buildings and related events in a city area, mentioning a Mes Canon in Hobertrom and several sites. The text references war time, famine, and proposed landings, with scattered place names and dates. The fragmentary account hints at community religious expansion amid hardship.
A man named Walter Atte appeared at the ventnd potion cours teading mud vot tt minta promising to walk 10 Woomamun to find employment. He claimed a regular job awaited at Chandvan, Cookson, and near McHey, seeking support from authorities. The magistrate heard the case as police noted his intent to walk for work.
A government water yacht disappeared in unclear circumstances. Reports mention a blast and police inquiry, with details sparse. Investigators are assessing potential causes and locating the vessel, while authorities urge caution for maritime operations nearby.
A fragmentary note attributes a policy or plan to a figure named C J mpale, proposing a premium or project for a federal capital in Australis. The readable words hint at a transport or capital proposal named Alpelig and Osaharrs, but the text is garbled and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
Fragmented report outlines Manuka Oval events with mentions of opening ceremonies, participants, and planned fixtures. References to local officials, Key dates, financial estimates, and a proposed cricket season structure appear amid unclear lines about matches, committees, and public notices.
Spotted aboard a Japanese vessel, a group of stowaways were discovered during a routine inspection. Authorities prepared to detain the individuals as the ship continued its voyage with a cautious departure plan.
A community celebration gathered at Mui Heder on Saturday night to honor Mlwe Arinon Wall and Mi Healer. The event featured music and dancing as attendees shared well wishes and joy.
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