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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 17, 1929
Page
4
The Canberra Times advises on subscription rates and delivery services within the Commonwealth. Obtainable at bootstalls and railway stations with early daily delivery options and details on subscription arrangements and prices.
Fragmentary OCR weather note from Canberra describes Wednesday and Thursday conditions with light winds and variable sky. Forecast mentions warm to mild temperatures, some southward travel impact and possible showers later in the period. Local terms indicate unsettled spell with modest rainfall chances.
Coroner’s enquiry into a January fire at the Bynderly bootware house, Kurwood, finds suspect arson with intent to defraud. Frank Mame, proprietor, sustained severe burns. Investigations identify loan creditors as motive, with statements from witnesses and officers detailing the scene and suspected accelerants.
The piece describes a vast speculative boom drawing in small investors, with brokers and retailers urging purchases on credit. It notes widespread participation, especially by women, and warns that the trend could implode as the market inflates and defaults rise, harming countless ordinary people.
A fragmented Melbourne item notes support for the Big Four and mentions individuals and places in a ceremonial context. The readable parts reference recognition of collective efforts, with sporadic names and vague events surrounding the group and related activities.
A heated dispute arose at the racecourse involving the horse Bootlegger and jockeys. Officials attempted to calm tensions as spectators and trainers argued over conduct, timing, and eligibility amid a crowded stand.
A garbled report mentions oil exploration near Clarence River and statements by ministers and officials about river patrols and potential actions. It references parliamentary discussion and associated party attendees, with unclear dates and names due to the damaged text.
In fragmented notes a wartime update hints at Marshal Foch’s improving health amid unclear detail. The text references medical care, a fortifying stage, and uncertain references to events or locations, leaving the exact situation ambiguous.
Fragmentary OCR style input mixes names and places with no coherent event. Readable items include scattered personal names, places such as Ivory Coast and others, dates or specifics are absent, making a concrete summary impossible.
In a crowded Donal Wate arena, Borg triumphed once more as rival contenders faced setbacks and a late surge from Kee Hout Whine altered the title picture. The event drew strong crowds, with plans for a wider tour reportedly advancing despite weather delays and logistical hiccups.
Fragmented report notes enhanced prices at London wool sales with various biographical and place names obscured. It references Lakhs figures and markets including New York and Bayonne, mentioning names like Milauartirs and Hug Lue in a garbled vendor context.
Severe weather lashings caused widespread damage at Moree and surrounding districts on record scale. Emergency crews report extensive flooding and property losses across Shoals and nearby towns. Local authorities urge residents to stay clear of flooded areas and follow evacuation orders.
A garbled OCR fragment from a Yorkshire wool sales notice mentions buyer interest and market terms. It references names and figures in a damaged form, with partial lines and unclear details about bids or consignments.
The University Association holds a meeting on January 13 at the Albert Hall, 401 Freyation Avenue. Delegates discuss honors and arrangements for a forthcoming event and possible student activities.
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