Fragmented OCR Note About Water and Sully Incident
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a person named Jon and references water and sully or sullied conditions. The readable text provides no clear event, date, or location to confirm a definite news item.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 17, 1933
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a person named Jon and references water and sully or sullied conditions. The readable text provides no clear event, date, or location to confirm a definite news item.
The advisory council discussed Canberra road work including a proposed stock route to ease traffic, and urgent measures for the Cotter Pool and cemetery access. Water supply plans were raised, with comments on sourcing from Hack Mountain, and the need to open Canberra Cemetery after ministerial approvals.
A divided frontier incident in Georgia details a prospector who arrived here and told police he shot a Native man nicknamed Jack at Conialon during a ceremony. He later reported the incident and was questioned, with ongoing investigations into the death and circumstances.
An Australian court record describes a man fined after a confrontation with a constable in Queanbeyan. The defendant allegedly attempted to challenge authority, waved and shook a band, and faced charges related to threatening conduct. The case notes indicate a request for food restitution and altered sentences.
Fragmentary 1932 item notes governinmeal activity and housing development efforts. Mentions Taratoey loss year and resumption under government action.
Canberra Court hears a novel application by solicitor from the firm of Fromm Our Queanbeyan correspondent regarding costs and development disputes. The case concerns development authorization near Manuka Shopping Centre and nearby cottages. Government and council officials discussed reducing rental rates, public housing and forest management, with plans for office accommodation and expansion of federal capital facilities.
The Advisory Council met yesterday to discuss wheat production and relief in the Federal Territory. Mr T M Abakesweare urged extending allowances, while Mr A Vercival noted property concerns and attention from the Department of Commerce.
A 1982 report details arbo cultivation and grazing management within Hindu Uutly Mownitlin and surrounding sites. It notes establishment of 44 tree species trials, pruning, and suppression of vermin destruction. Maintenance of fuel supply and legal oversight continued, with focus on reforestation and habitat protection in 440 acres.
A formal civic ceremony in New Beith Wales honored the late Mr BhakerAveure with a tribute recognizing his national service. The event, led by the Advisory Committee chair, featured the presentation of a commemorative badge and a copy of proceedings from the conference of the 8.8, W. Country.
A report notes suspicious incendiary activity linked to unnamed individuals in Paris. Police say no concrete danger yet and investigations continue while a passenger on the L Atlantique is described with a bulky dispatch case observed days before sailing.
Government and Fedora Government set payment scales for wheat growers on the banks of the river. Rates include per yard and per ton figures with adjustments for harvested wheat from October to December. A halfpenny per bushel and delivery terms at the warehouse are noted, with payment due as specified.
Action from the Country Week in Sydney covers men and women matches, with players like Turner, Gardner, Bennett, and Gardner winning sets amid confusing weather notes. The event features teams from Queanbeyan, Valley, and surrounding associations, highlighting victories and close scores in both men’s and women’s rounds.
Payment details show an advance of five per cent on wool during a sale. The offering total reached 10,210, with 926 sold and eight dozen displayed, reflecting market activity. The report notes average prices and the notable figures of buyers and sellers involved.
The readable fragment mentions a weather related event or defense matter tied to Auerrelie Lad. The text is incomplete but indicates a local occurrence possibly involving a preparatory review or plan. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
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