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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 31, 1928
Page
1
A fragmented notice details the opening of a convent school and nearby adjustments in local education. The garbled text references schools, attendees, and shifting streets, with names and places appearing amid the damaged OCR.
Spelling and unclear text describe a fundraising effort at Ampreauchamp House with references to Connie and ANNOUN or UENO. The fragment hints at a wedding themed event intended to raise money for unspecified needs and cover costs, but details are unreadable.
A Canberra memorial project launches a public fundraising drive to support a national memorial for notable figures and events. The appeal invites initial contributions and highlights the need for strong local support to sustain work toward a formal monument.
Fragmented OCR text references butter exports for week ending January 21 with garbled names and numbers. It mentions commitments, values, and routes but lacks coherent figures or entities. The readable parts indicate weekly totals and specific line items, but essential data is missing or corrupted.
An old resident of the Federal Gap Hunt Territory Mr E G Crace died on Sunday at Humgatsteen Station aged about 48. He assisted the Canberra Building venture and served with the Federal Capital Commission and the Soldiers’ League in Cambour. He leaves a son and other relatives and will be buried in the local cemetery.
Melbourne Monday notes Dr Donald Kurr aged about 17 on Adelaide Two on Saturday. A brilliant lawyer, he studied at Adelaide University and earned high honors. He served with the 60th Australian Regiment in Egypt, was awarded the Military Medal, and sustained severe wounds. He contributed to jurisprudence and published works on Australian land tenure and jurisprudence.
A scrambled Commonwealth trade note discusses Canada and maritime bidding, with references to government policy, balance sheets, and regional dealings. The text mentions Australia and other nations, hints at retirement and organizational roles, and includes financial and logistics concerns amid a tense postwar context.
A report covers the Manchester Unity Independent Order of Odd Fellows and allied societies. It notes ongoing friendly societies in Canberra and the UK, the election of officers, and the council’s stance on unity, activity, and future work. The meeting discusses reforms, declines, and expected initiatives for the coming year.
Fire destroyed a hire car near Luytronyy on Minday evening. The vehicle, owned by Mr samen Kirn Wir, was parked at a private lot when flames engulfed it. Firefighters arrived but the car was completely burned. no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation by local authorities.
The Maize Council schedules a meeting in Canberra on February 20, with about 12 months formed company in Hymer by the Minister for Market Mr Putscomn. They expect attendance from Camborne, New South Wales, and Victoria, to discuss this year’s production and yearn output at the Canberra event.
In March the Assembly Hall completion faced delays and unclear milestones. Officials noted ongoing construction, funding questions, and possible schedule shifts affecting the project timeline and associated ceremonial plans.
Fragmentary report notes a conference in Sydney involving regional leaders and ministers, with references to Thi nation Le Laney Me and PM Mturketa. Mentions Queen Alard and figures Nowy Be, Victoria, and Mout Alistrs as attendees or observers. The readable text hints at governance and diplomacy topics without clear outcomes.
The article lists a Presidents Trophy single handicap bowling event with numerous players and partial scores. Names include Gy Hatrowntone Jay Tonba Abie Mk Minne Perry G1) and Winthermton with mixed results. Play continued into February with several matches and refereeing noted.
Fragmentary OCR text notes public health concerns and sanitary site evaluations. Mentions possible publication and officials involved, but exact location and dates are unclear from the readable lines.
Fragmentary weather note mentions unreliable forecasts for Cunbornit and nearby port area. References to temperature ranges and mood shifts appear garbled. No clear station, date, or measurable figures are readable.
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