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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 24, 1928
Page
1
A fragmented report details a chaotic rehearsal or concert scene with names and places garbled. It mentions Attingetieno, The publicor dhe, Mahe Gh thy, Wie 102% aay eT fede, and various distractive incidents. The piece references witnesses, a hotel, and possible leadership tensions among musicians and staff.
Omission of God Save the King and the National Anthem at Canberra Capitol Theatre and Queanbeyan picture houses provokes broad public resentment. Canberra citizens question why the anthem is not played at the conclusion of screenings, drawing comment from residents and officials. The issue prompts debate over ceremonial custom and respect for national symbols amid wartime and cultural sensitivities.
A deputation urged opening a road to the Federal City through Brindabella Tumut and Albury. The NSW Minister for Local Government said departmental approval had been given to the surveyed routes and the matter was handed to the Federal Authorities for action.
The Modern Capital Commission plans a six week schedule to complete the technical trades school. Headmaster Mr Pulse succeeds Mr Then date governs the opening. preparations start immediately with primaries and preparatory work. Openings will be announced in due course.
December 3 population figures for the Federal Territory reflect 400 dismissals before Christmas. The census tallies include 57 percent of Jervis Bay residents and estimate a total Territory population near 7,?40, with subcounts for Canberra city and surrounding districts. The data, compiled under the Commonwealth Surplus Revenue Act, shows reduced employment yet warns of possible misalignments in the final territory total.
Interview with Mr. Sk Snow, managing director of Snows Canberra Ltd, expresses satisfaction with Canberra business prospects. He notes plans to extend operations to meet growing needs, highlights early investments in Kingston and the strategic Centre development, and stresses the venture as a long term city-wide enterprise backed by directors.
Fragmented OCR text shows a court dispute involving Tennis Printer's and St. Gregory's with numerous illegible names and scattered phrases. Mentions divorces, witnesses or parties such as Miller, Candy, Taylor, and Arthur, plus locations like Oregon and Med torte. No clear outcome or coherent facts emerge from the readable fragments.
A fragmented report details Queanbeyan band open-air recitals with performers and events in a park setting. Mentions a poster, a procession, and performances by local groups including a choir and instrumentalists. A park event near a street corner is described with crowd interest and monetary collections noted.
City officials admit buses are not ready as the transit plan stalls. Discussion centers on timetable delays, funding questions, and potential interim options while contractors work to complete the fleet. Community members press for clearer deadlines and service commitments.
In a tense match at Vinehaven, Canberra Bowls Club lost to Goulburn as both sides traded leads. Final scores list Canberra players Guin Hutson Teakte Gould Cost and others facing strong defence from Hindley Wilkie McLean Edeard along with rival entries Percy Penn Pike Solie Karel Stirk and Dawson Mage.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a discussion of air routes, weather, and possible airspace changes near multiple locales. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the text suggests adjustments to flight paths and potential safety concerns tied to weather conditions and traffic.
Local reports indicate Kingston Store faces closure amid economic strain and limited staff. Officials note potential job losses and impact on Puteri residents while authorities review stock, loans, and permits for the affected shop.
A man named Henry Jones, claiming to walk from Melbourne, faced Queanbeyan Police Court for attempting to feloniously enter Messrs Mayes and Hussgdl Monro Street and for maliciously damaging a pane of glass. He was found in a shop yard at 2.40 am and remanded on bail for further investigation.
The Federal Cabinet in Melbourne last week decided Parliament should reassemble on February 22. Canberra hosts the cabinet meeting, and it has been scheduled for February 15 or 16.
A Canberra golf event for The Rolland Trophy faced a tight, disputed finish with several players posting strong scores. Notable competitors included A. Dickinson, H.O.Y. Cherry, S. Meorkine, A. Howan, L. Dowyer, K. Waugh, and G. B. Dewkins among others. A playoff between top contenders decided the trophy winner.
The Yarrowlumia Shire Council met on Saturday to approve the new general rate for this year. The resolution was carried, with a capital variance of G180480 noted and shire expenditures for ongoing works approved.
Reports indicate Murdoch posted a strong round near 27 in Sydney as golf crowds enjoy favorable conditions. Other competitors mixed scores with some early leaders at the city course, while names like Lachmaar and Whitton show solid carding amid tough setups.
Butter exports reached 37 089 boxes by January end with Victoria and others contributing 2000 and 1900 boxes respectively. Cheese exports comprised 44 crates from New South Wales. Total butter since July 4 reached 16 079 crates and weekly cheese exports around 248 crates.
A car stolen from Comberra was found abandoned and burned on Captain's Flat Road. The owner, Mr Frenk Edwards, reported the theft Sunday night. Police pursued leads and questioned a passerby who witnessed the incident near Cape. Property damage occurred as the vehicle burned in a secluded area.
A fragmented draft urges Congress to consider the Distress Fund proposal titled For All Diesels. It argues for a national relief mechanism amid wartime needs and outlines leadership, funding paths, and required executive actions by the President and Paneth Manin administration.
The fragmentary OCR text suggests a new subdivision plan in Jerrabombera with multiple unclear terms and names. It references a basketball event or meet and mentions Friday and various place names, but the details are obscured and uncertain.
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