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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 15, 1949
Page
2
Fragmentary text shows unclear names and phrases such as Tyra and Batemax with scattered letters and nonstandard words. Context and entities are unreadable, offering no verifiable event or concrete details to summarize coherently.
A fragmented OCR line shows a disrupted phrase about a youth or man involved in a case. The readable parts suggest a legal or court context but lack specific names, locations, or outcomes. Further readable details are required to form a complete, accurate card.
A parliamentary committee invites candidates for vacancies including roles in governance and administration. The process calls for applications from qualified individuals, with selections to be announced after review.
Applications invited for a permanent clerk position in the Canberra Library. Grade GALARY 1446-2700, salary 25 to 21? certificates or equivalent required, two staff and clerical duties. Applicants should be capable for the role, with a set period of probation and public service benefits.
The Treasury announces vacancies in the Cmaibrin Division for a Research Officer and related posts. Applicants must forward forms to the Secretary, Public Horiers Board, Cauberta, by January 27, 1918. Workers with research experience preferred. establishment includes salary details.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions locations and dates tied to the Public Service Board in Caberra with a February 3rd date and unclear references to a site or service within a historical context.
A garbled OCR style notice from interior department officials mentions wage rates and requirements for cleaning patrol and night work rosters. It references technical colleges and training programs in a vague wartime or preparatory context with scattered proper nouns and dates.
Notice of probate in the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory requests claims by February. It notes estate of Parrick late of Mount Barker, and lists accommodation wanted posts in Canberra Hobart Sydney with ads for furnished or unfurnished rooms, houses and exchanges. The notices include names, dates, and contact methods for responses.
A scanned notice outlines multiple supply and delivery tenders in Canberra ACT for infant care, protective gear, school equipment, and maintenance services. It lists locations such as Malvern Avenue and Pant Park School, with references to departments of works and roads and a tender process pending award. The fragment notes honoring timing, quotations, and acceptance status.
A scanned notice outlines technical college offerings in trades like carpentry, electrical, marine, drafting, and public health along with examinations and correspondence study. It invites tenders for syllabus by mail, lists fees, and provides submission deadlines and contact details in Sydney.
The readable OCR text shows scattered numbers and times like 3 am 20.7 pm 39 787 and wind directions NW with vague references to temperature and measurements. No coherent event, place, or names are identifiable to summarize a specific news item.
A weather bulletin describes unsettled conditions with thunderstorms and scattered showers. It notes warm temperatures, moderate winds shifting to the northwest and varying speeds across regions, including possible storms in western areas.
Fragmentary notice lists dry cleaning and dyeing prices in Sydney. It mentions service names and pricing hints though many words are garbled and unreadable.
The article notes warnings from President Trainin and a Kefence Congrean economist about the risk of a future economic dip. Despite current prosperity, questions arise over government policies and export industry strength as if measured by prewar price levels.
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a railway probe may resume in May with involvement from a Transportation Ministry or official. Specific names and clear details are unreadable.
A garbled report mentions government officials in Canberra and a tennis anniversary with matches planned between late January and early February. It notes ACT secretary Mr. Gar and references to land plates and civic plates.
The Minister for Trade and Customs announced licences issued for importing wire netting from Belgium, the United Kingdom, and Germany. The program aims to meet prewar production needs and restrict import levels to about 15 000 to 30 000 tons, with allowances for Australian needs and related support measures.
Sydney reports a new Orient liner Orenden set for Ringland Australia service with revised routes. Shattered records note maiden trip from Riard and Greales arrival at Byzony, while figures cite high costs and accommodation capacity aboard the line.
The report outlines statements from Giirney Margaret Kilmartin, receptionist at Hotel Wallington, and Unal about an incident in a foyer. It notes defendants and witnesses including Pere Taalie Herbert Clarke and Sergeant G. Grove, with references to liquor, assault, and threats. Timothy Ryan, 53, faced a six month term for related charges, while Bowey commented on alcohol and prior convictions.
Translation notes indicate a survey on invisible dollar commitments affecting global trade. The text mentions entities such as Omari Baeke and Williamsa and references to 60 j Sn burn and 2.000 companies. It discusses ascertainment of exigni fr tavaltee commitments and dividends to be explained in relation to Australie and Dutinews.
The Endowment Board schedules a public action at Mount Fairy Public School to affirm a trine aid for funding. Local officials and participants attend a community meeting to review education grants and tenable obligations.
A fragmented church calendar lists prayer, mass, and confessions at multiple parishes including St Patrick’s, St Christopher’s, and St Andrew’s. It notes times for services, devotions, and Sunday school, with associated ministers and venues across town.
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