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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1934
Page
2
Limited opticians and vice regent visiting Canberra. The party, represented by Mr HH Clark FLO, held a regular district visit on Friday July 20 from 8 am. The visit emphasized long-standing service spanning over 30 years.
The Canberra Times lists subscription pricing and payment details. It urges readers to pay within specified periods and outlines rates and deadlines for renewal and access to services. The notice emphasizes prompt payment to maintain ongoing service.
A damaged weather fragment provides incomplete figures and ambiguous descriptions of temperature, time, and location. Readable elements include a low temperature reading and a reference to grass, but key details such as date, exact site, and units are missing.
A garbled notice records a private bar event attended by Mise D and Graham, with a person named Feinre present in a city setting. The text mentions a ceremony or meeting linked to a “one aor Cire Goommar” and references a March timeframe.
Cloudy and misty with frost and otherwise moderately calm conditions. Winds will be variable but trend north to north east as the day progresses.
On Wednesday July 4 1834 data records Bun rise time 7.14 am net 503 pm Moon rise 0.03 am and seta 11.84 wm Major Planets Venus rise 435 am Jupiter 1196 am Sylurn 8.87 pm 20.01 am Mare 5.55 am 488 pm Readers gain a snapshot of daily celestial timings including rises and sets for Venus Jupiter Moon and other bodies observed at Mount Stromlo Commonwealth Solar Observatory.
Behind closed doors party leaders debate a composite ministry as a path to unity. The piece warns a new party may form if principles are sacrificed, condemns New South Wales state moves, and argues for clear two party choice with strong leadership rather than cross benches or three party coalitions.
A report details the Canadian Government Department of Fisheries testing a crossbreeding program between Atlantic salmon sea-run and landlocked forms. The study aims to improve growth, disease resistance, and maturation timing. Researchers note complex outcomes and emphasize preserving key traits while tracking offspring through freshwater migrations.
A Birmingham England report describes a novel battery named jantra diydrolux claiming extended operation. It uses special salts and capacitor-like elements to store charge and could drive electric propulsion and long range power without frequent recharges.
New South Wales political figure Mr Hughes condemns the New States plan as costly and unworkable. He argues small states would need central support, warn of deficits, and urge caution on boundaries and economic viability amid wheat and butter market concerns.
The Minister for the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research disputes the committee’s North Australia focus and notes the report’s conclusions clash with substantial evidence. He warns the inquiry overstepped its brief and emphasizes the need for careful study of cattle supply, chilled meat trade, and potential cattle movements to sustain regional production.
Reports from the Western Districts describe a severe earthquake shock felt in multiple towns last night. The tremor, centered around 12.80 am, rattled buildings, damaged plaster, shattered crockery, and prompted residents to rush outside as phones and windows were affected, with varying intensity across Bathurst Molong Orange Riverview Observatory notes.
The coroner confirmed accidental death after a car fire following a highway collision on May 1 near Sydney. 92 year old Deine Vincent Mos Moon died at the scene. driver Kinneet Yahe of a petrol wagon wagon was held responsible for the crash's aftermath and the wagon's fire.
Helen Antrown 36 was found beside the railway line near Salmore at dawn. She suffered internal injuries and was admitted to hospital after being struck on or near the tracks. condition described as critical.
A past Canberra At Home gathering featured guests including Lady Mackennie and Mrs J. H. Aar nig among many attendees. Funds from donations will defray expenses of a forthcoming Canberra Church of England and Glel Grammar School event on October 6. Sheila Watson won a piano competition while a pottery donation by dra. uP, Bramilold was noted.
Reports from Wimbledon describe a humid day as second week play begins. Crawford battles Stoefen in a lengthy heat influenced match while Parry and Lait shine in doubles, keeping Crawford alive and hinting at strong American opposition ahead.
Reports describe a violent incident during a Chilean revolt resulting in at least 40 fatalities. Early accounts place the confrontation in Santiago with tangled chaotic fighting amid protests. Officials have yet to release full casualty figures and motives remain unclear.
Fragmented OCR text outlines debates on railway rate uniformity and the impact of new states on trade. references to Port Bray and a political machine. Mentions W. A. Hobman and figures tied to an upper chamber, with unclear context and observers debating centralization versus regional autonomy.
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