Canned Fruit 2G Export Increase Reported
A brief note indicates a rise in 2G canned fruit exports amid economic shifts. Details are sparse, but market signals point to growing demand and potential policy effects for producers and distributors.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 26, 1935
Page
2
A brief note indicates a rise in 2G canned fruit exports amid economic shifts. Details are sparse, but market signals point to growing demand and potential policy effects for producers and distributors.
Fragmentary text references a request or ban, with unclear names and actions. The readable portion hints at an institutional or organizational decision but lacks concrete details, dates, or entities to identify. The item appears as a damaged OCR snippet with missing context and specifics.
Fragmentary weather item notes rough conditions and forecasts with incomplete details. Reads as miscellaneous meteorological notes from Te WEATTR ps, lacking clear dates or specific measurements.
Dinner at night gathers attendees from Sydney Melbourne Queensland and all New South Wales to unveil the Burns Memorial on Dominton Chcset opposite Wellington Hotel in Camberla. The Highland Society and Burnt Club organize the ceremony with entertainment at Fineauh Hall and Albert Hall tonight. Attendees asked to assemble at Presbyterian Cathedral at 2.00 pm and march to the memorial site. Ticket holders should be at Albert Hall by 6.00 pm. Broadcasters will cover the proceedings. visitors from Sydney and other NSW areas travel to Canberra by special train and return to Brisbane by midnight.
A hardy prospector named Friedman treks from Darwin to Brock Creek and then to Adelaide with a partner to continue mining in Central Australia. He endures drought, water scarcity, and near telegraph loss, finally flagging down a train for water and aid, while facing harsh travel conditions and political tension over immigrants.
An editorial reflection marks 147 years since British settlement in Cove hee tpi and discusses Australian growth from settlers to a population of over six million. It contrasts Australian national identity with American holidays, noting pride in heritage, concerns about national responsibilities, and the varied significance of anniversary customs and public holidays.
A long report from Australian scholars led by Mr Bate and Mr E R Pitt condemns modern library neglect. It argues Australia trails other nations, with local libraries once serving towns now replaced by institutes of arts and schools of which many lack active functions. It urges a Commonwealth library, rate-supported branches, and expanded parliamentary services to improve access and knowledge nationwide.
The notice contains fragmented, garbled text about Monaro wool auctions and items described in inaccessible wording making specifics unreadable. No clear names dates or facts are discernible from the readable portions.
In November 1984 the wholesale price index showed a 1.5 percent decline from October figures. Data released yesterday details overall price movements and highlights a drop across sectors.
The report notes four state governments discussing public education to curb the high road accident rate in Australia. New South Wales and Tasmania express support for the conference, South Australia backs a reduction, while other states have yet to reply. The Commonwealth reviews the matter with its records and awaits further responses.
A local court hears an alleged false pretences charge stemming from a disputed transaction. The case names the accused and proceeds to inquiry, with prosecutors detailing the alleged misrepresentation and the defense challenging the evidence.
In Ganberra Mrs. eR Gites and Naomi among others prepare for the Intermediate exam at the local hotel society testing grounds. The event focuses on student performance and readiness for the next academic stage.
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