Wal Ta. Barracloug Limited Visit to Canberra Pharmacy
An irregular notice records that Wal Ta. Barracloug Limited and George Otreat from Sydney visit Canberra on Friday February 28 from morning to afternoon at Thorneone's Pharmacy. Mr R. Clark FAC presented items in this district frequently, according to city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TA. Barracloug! Limited
Opriciane
George Otreat
Sydney
Canberra
Thomeon'e Pharmacy
Nba
Thie District
Unclear damaged text from Canberra newspaper page
Fragmentary OCR text hints at subscription rates and Commonwealth mention but lacks coherent events names dates places or outcomes. The readable fragments reference Mort Street Canberra and a Queen Elizabeth era style insert, but no concrete actions or facts emerge for a definitive brief.
Weather summary from early morning report
Fragmented OCR shows a barometer reading 20 Rim and temperatures around 61.1 at 6 20 a.m.. maximums near 29 deg and 40.4 deg noted with wind at 8. Data is partial and unclear but conveys weather measurements from the period.
Ratsiall Recorda Fire Tale From Canberra Year
Rataiall records a chaotic scene in Canberra as a fire breaks out amid uncertain weather. Authorities act quickly to contain the blaze and guide residents to safety. The report highlights emergency response and the ongoing investigation into the cause.
Outstanding doubles clash sparks strong play in Sydney tennis
In a tough doubles contest, Crawford and Hopman edged Hone and Schwarts while Parry and Hughes failed to find form against Thompson and Moore. Hopman and Crawford delivered sharp volleys and solid returns, with Schwarte and the South Australian pairing showing brilliance but not enough to halt the British and Australian mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Crawyord
Hopman
Hune
Schwarts
Perry
Hughss
Phompson
Moore
Typ Noures
Hone
Aehwuris
Dr Hone
Ayerneud
White Crawford
Hyowian
Crawford
Schwarte
Lund
Dayia Cu
Ade Fratiune
Walen Pal
Umm
Eid
Forestry School conference on recruiting students held today
A Forestry School conference met to discuss recruiting for the Rewulte wor Amtrainat Forestry Behool. Attendees included Mowrs A V Gauibral Metirath Moun Chatman and others from various forestry bodies. The meeting reported on forestry jobs and the commission's work, with focus on recruiting and next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestry
Mowrs
A.V. Gaibral
Metirath
Moun
Tureet
Chatman
Cammemenger
Thompson and
Moore
N.H.W
Keassll
Quist
Dunlop
Ename
Angua
Rees
Bai
Singles Championships Women emerge in dense draw notes
Fragmented report lists players from NLA WA NSW Vic QN and NW in early rounds and quarterfinals of singles championships including Mina Rubb Mian Cox Mian Stevenson and Mia Weatacott with mixed doubles action involving Thompson Cox Harpur and Hartman. Match scores mixed in with fragmented country abbreviations and player names from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
N.t.w
Miss Cox
Vic
Went Hone
Harpur
Learn to Swim It Certificate Campaign at Kingston Pool
The Learn to Swim program in Kingston begins Monday with lessons for women and girls. Seventeen participants are noted as taking part with aims to have most able to swim the full length of the pool by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yno
Fay Margaret ‘Churnhitt
Kingston
Gill
Yenteruay
Sunt CB Sarde
Elf
Major Hume Weir Project Aims To Employ 1000 Men Five Years
Plans from federal and state leaders urge a large scale development around the Hume Weir. A proposed thousand men would work for five years on a series of structures including a causeway, bridges, a Murray River weir at Yarrawonga, and river-mouth works to curb overflow. Estimated costs run into several thousand pounds. The program seeks immediate start to absorb unemployment, with a five year timeline and a staged completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henator McLachlin
Bie Murry Lanson
Amintaat
Hume Weir
Uderat
Hume
Dentisr Mebachian
Ste
Welfare Farm Punishment of boys at inquiry
A federal cabinet inquiry into welfare farm abuses describes boy punishment by Melville and others. Witnesses including Mayen and Challoner report beatings at canal and farm facilities, forcing statements and harsh discipline by staff, with references to Melville and Parsonage and plans to appoint trade commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rona
Uusimaa
Olanyon
al Oatara
Mtr
Tor Farvandye
Arsonnie
Tuuy
Wittess Wuld
Cenama
Edward Challoner
Tu Bid
Mpeg
Coury Martin
Melvin
Michel
Melville
Sydney Cricket
Hayer
Alwaye All Wight
Mr. Cater
Witnana
Melvie
Hayes
Mulville
Melnourn
George Haammat
Botry & Nubile
New Zealand
Balavie
Shanghajee
Tareonaxe
le Fiat
Hema
Canberra Forecast Astronomical Data Window
Canberra forecast from Mount Stromlo Commonwealar Observatory for January 3 lists sunrise at 5.13 am and sunset at 7.18 pm. Venus rises 6.97 am, Mars 6.43 am, Jupiter 10.55 pm and 11.43 am, Saturn 6.28 am and 8.02 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealar
Mount Stromlo
Mebrenday
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Saar Basin fate after Versailles treaty debated
The Saar Basin's postwar status and its 1935 plebiscite plan stir debate on justice and national sovereignty. The article traces the treaty’s aims, German control, French compensation, and the risk of Franco-German tensions shaping future conflict despite promises of peaceful settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wilson
Congress
Wilaon
Saar
Germany
Sant Hsin
France
Liegin
Saat
Lengia
Registration of New Company Chaberre Bibington Trust CAL
A new company registration in Canberra plans to take over Acis and undertake projects in the Commonwealth of Australia. Capital is £900 divided into 1 shares. Subscribing shareholders include Joneyh Babington Davies, 4% Wunvlin iow, Koint Piper, Saint Station Davis Ranulla Fond, Serene Huw 0 Mareen, Mehvat Jeom Famine, Gillie Hireet Wallwtonecraft, Latin Muriél Btewart, Diagyustor Arnnue Kensington, Moory Francia Hayelio, Bayer Tad, Marounromit Aeliai Laven, and Bim fly Roma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaberre Bibington Trust
CAL Hes Recinernd
Canberra
Acis
Banlogton ‘Frust Ltd
Aus- Aull
Wunvlin Iow
Koint Piper
Davis Ranulla
Fond
Serene Huw
Mareen
Mehvat Jeom Famine
Gillie Hireet
Wallwtonecraft
Muriél Btewart
Diagyustor Arnnue
Kensington
Moory
American costs too high report from New York
United Press dispatch from Albany states that American costs are rising as pay scales and inflation affect imports. The despatch notes strains in supply chains and calls for policy action to reduce prices and stabilize markets amid global tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Presa
Aldsille
Ammerica
Juan Soste
Japan
Wheat Inquiry Raises Call for Two Commissioners
A note in the Wheat Inquiry proposes adding two commissioners to the board. Seto declined to comment, stating only that further discussion is needed and no decisions have been reached yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seto
Sydney Personal Crisis Reports Prefers Poison
Fragmented OCR notes report a Sydney metro event with unclear details. Reads like a local crisis brief mentioning Siontha Weare, Hartece Beige, and scattered terms. No coherent facts or dates emerge to form a clear summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Relief Workers Strike Threatens City Shutdown
A fragmented report notes a strike by relief workers with about 2,000 men involved. Unclear details suggest possible action to press demands, risking disruption to public aid services and city operations.
Nu Motor Trade Discusses Taxes And Vehicle Sales Recovery
The president of Nu Motor Pruser Asanotation outlines industry recovery plans at the annual meeting. New cap sales reach 5,710 units, up from 4,5, with a high transaction rate. finance pressure and high taxes burden motor traders. Doras urges substantial tax cuts on fuel and road taxes to ease costs, noting recent rate reductions improve but still harm buyers amid rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tureday
Nu Motor Pruser Asanotation
Te Bi
Doran
Mideinar & Sat
Pia Phone
Doras
Mlupresen
Fire at Melbourne Children's Hospital Reported
A blaze broke out at the Melbourne Children's Hospital, triggering alarms and prompting emergency responders to secure the scene. No details on injuries or cause are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Hospital
Melbourne
Tus
Visiting Officials to Attend Canberra Cabinet Meeting
Reported arrangements show Governor-General and military officers moving between Canberra and Melbourne for Cabinet discussions. Senator Metcalfe to join in Melbourne, Prime Minister Lyon should arrive, with plans to return to Canberra after a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metachlan
Caneveeva
Melbourne
Lyonay
Taponasia
Tor Te Glingone Aif
Nip
Canberra
Nigeier
Perkin
Burns Anniversary at Canberra Club
Canberra Club marks Burns Night with Dioner members celebrating Jubert Turni sh Hie ual Awetvnrwary. Rev. C. 4. D. Douglan BA. of urn to deliver the toa rvening titled The Testitortal Memoes. Musical programme arranged by Mr. Merivan features gallery-like performances in a singers’ setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberre Hilimt Rociery
Burne Chunary
Ol Orate
Jubert Turni
Caner Bi Albert
D. Douglan
Urn
Mr. Merivan
Galeria
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Professio
E. Girls' Grammar School
Yoryter
Winnetbal Tel
Can
Margeel Apo
Mort Street
City
Timas
Britlah Neweprint
Witmia
the. Commonwealth Vocal
Ratsiall
Rouawine
Caqberra
Conference of State Commissioners
Ian Dickerton
NLA Wa
Mrs McTageott
Miag Valkenburg
Tat MinerPurdy
Mina Hall
XSW
Lew Misa Will Mame
Ouarter
Mix Wilson
Nsw
Mia Weatacott
Mimaon Chitty
Lowle
Stevenson
Tarligan
Valkenirk
Mite
Helmy Wied
Aliacs Mickirton
Hal
Wount Mises Hatterney
Selman MN
Mra
Molesworth
Mea. Waatacott
Canady
Mie Willeon Lnw
Mian Cox
Vie
Beet Mina Rubb
Mim Mtevenson
Tine
Moon
Abd Man Hartman
Bent Ewin
Mian Miller
A. Willard
Ales Hattersley
N.O.W
Bent
Aidy Cvbm
Welfare Farm
Inqury
Harees
Randuel Fy
A.W. Peponaye
Auiperintenirn
Muy
Gulgong
Bank of New South Wales
Western Australian Bank
Tig Australian Walk OF Commerce
Lro
Canberra Times
Saar Basin
Wheat Inquiry
Motor Trade
Wis
Vs. A. Bracegindie
Dx.c
RAN
Welbourne
Tanacs
Grutain
Canherre
Burns
Dioner
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