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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1930
Page
1
Fragmented text indicates NSW revenue shortfalls and political contention over budget measures. Mentions deficits, policy responses, and potential impacts on public services. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR but suggest official warnings and stakeholder reactions. Further readable details are needed to specify dates or figures.
A garbled OCR item notes a deficit affecting a South Australian entity, mentioning finances and a Wednesday context, with unclear names and figures. The readable bits reference a shortfall and a push for new funding or strategy to cover the deficit.
In the House a question was raised about living allowances for civil servants. The minister indicated that the government would consider paying certain allowances, noting the need to align rates with standard scales. Debate focused on the scope and duration of such allowances and the method of funding.
Fragmentary text shows names Hook and Matthews amid a report on leakage delays. Unclear locale and details but mentions Stanihays and Allahatad. The readable portions imply a stormy situation with stalled progress and potential safety concerns.
Fragmentary notes describe council matters with garbled names and unclear dates. The text hints at meetings involving local officials and civic views but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
Amid Prime Minister’s absence and a planned England trip for the Imperial Conference several ministers will take new duties. Theodore will serve as Acting Minister for external affairs with Beasley as Attorney-General and St. Forde handling transport and customs. Wall street style notes mention reshuffles and external affairs policy changes impacting Cabinet dynamics.
Officials gain clout as unrest grows across frontier areas. Reports indicate tribal leaders and local authorities clash over authority and safety measures, with tensions rising amid broader political maneuvers and claims of external influence.
Sydney report outlines how overtime rules impact about 40 000 shop assistants and workers in retail sectors. The piece notes shifts, scheduling burdens, and potential wage effects amid policy changes and industry responses.
Fragmentary OCR yields a local election note centering on a female candidate for Lane Cove. Mixed garbled text references likely parties, dates, and a school or community figure, with mentions of national and local interests and a Pont/Elk term.
A fragmented report notes Finister's world carving arrangement and other details drawn from a compilation in Beira and New Raslan. The readable text centers on archival notes and publication context without clear event dates or names beyond those two locales.
The Federal Capital Commission discussed plans on liquor cafes in Canberra, noting temporary expedients and anticipated costs. Reported objections and preparations addressed what works and funds would be needed, with emphasis on potential long term considerations and public policy impact.
A garbled wartime style report outlines dismissals and parliamentary turmoil involving Victoria and national authorities. The text references military figures, veteran committees, and ongoing house proceedings with fragmented names and places. The piece hints at votes, adjournments, and government reshuffling amid contested leadership and policy debates.
Fragmented OCR text describes a large estate matter involving Nimmitabel and a widow's land dispute. Specific names and dates are unclear, but the note references property, heirs, and possibly a will or succession proceeding across a dated event in Nimmitabel. The readable portion hints at land title questions and familial claims.
Transport Trust takes charge of regulation and supervision of road movement. The report notes the plan aims to centralize traffic oversight, with officials citing efficiency and safety as key goals amid municipal reforms.
Australia chase seven runs to win after England bowled out for 375. Woodfull and McCabe guided the last stand as Australia faltered early, losing Ponsford and Bradman. Chapman hit a dashing century for England, but Australia prevailed with seven wickets to spare to level the series at one apiece.
Fragmented OCR recounts a cricket tour match with England and Australia under high crowd energy. Details describe batsmen White and Chapman, bowlers, boundaries, fielding shifts, and a tense chase with pivotal overs and spectators in the stands.
A garbled Central Australia mining notice notes rich ore at depth and copper and silver grades. The fragment mentions mining claims near Fairfax and fields, with references to workers and equipment, amid an otherwise unclear report on ore extraction progress and prospects.
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