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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 06, 1932
Page
3
The president of the New Zealand Rugby Union urged the governor general to mediate a dispute between injured players and the union. The move follows a row over time away and duties amid ongoing tensions within the league.
Police captured a group described as safe blowers near Mentone after a chase through Melbourne streets. The suspects, reportedly French, were taken into custody without resistance. The incident involved an explosive device and damage to a car, with authorities investigating possible connections to railway station thefts and other break-ins.
A fragmentary report notes the French Olympic team led by officials and only a handful of athletes. The piece mentions one accompanying woman and a station farewell as the group departs, expressing cautious hope for qualification despite limited athletic presence.
In Guelph Ontario Ardman posted a 260 in a Western Ontario test. An Australian team dominated the bowling, taking 18 wickets in a match that featured several new records and notable feats.
The text provides a garbled report noting government action about dismissals and a request for applications. The readable fragment suggests officials intend to terminate services and call for filings related to the dismissal actions.
Advertorial style claim touts Hemnzo Tonic as restoring health and breath through HEAN'S TONIC KERVE NUTS. Describes easy use with convenient dosage and mentions nervous system benefits, appealing to readers seeking relief and vitality.
The transcript shows Mr. C. J. Goode declining to answer further questions during a Crown inquiry. Key figures named include Mr. Shand and Mr. Vernon, with referenced payments of £50 in notes on July 4, 1927, and later £4100 in December 1938. The exchange centers on Goode’s conduct, potential concealment, and requests for a truthful account amid accusations of irregular dealings with monetary sums.
The death of Mrs. Dorothy Thorne of Mosan follows a morning illness after taking a powder to relieve a headache. Poles report the powder possibly from a vocal chemist. Government analysts plan to examine the stomach contents for evidence.
The article describes a new rubber and heat control method that reduces gumstock problems in rubber manufacturing. It highlights a six month testing period, notes the use of a novel dissipation technique, and explains how improved tire tread cooling preserves material integrity and performance.
A muddled report describes wingless birds and experimental fowl research amid references to researchers and farmers. The text hints at strange avian traits, possible mutations, and unclear claims about poultry behavior and anatomy. The fragmentary item presents no verifiable events or outcomes.
A hoard of Roman coins, described as Aldorm 4224, was found by a worker digging near Gleeve Court in Streatley by the River Thames. The discovery occurred during a local inquiry into the site, and the investigation was adjourned to the following day.
The second qualifying round of the Country Women’s Championship was played today.qualified players advance to match play starting tomorrow. Notable performers include Miss L Boon and Miss M Metcalfe with scores around 145 to 174 in this stage.
Reported in a local court, juror conduct during testimony led Judge Auld to remove a juror from the panel. Ray Abbots, 48, faces charges of wnenkins and entering. The judge warned officers to ensure no further influence on the deliberation process.
A Berlin based study discussed in The Lancet reports the discovery of a new hormone linked to sleep and fatigue. Researchers note bromine in samples and hypothesize brain chemical changes affecting wakefulness and muscle power, with potential future injections to influence alertness.
A damaged report describes laying the foundation stone for a new statue in Riga near the Baltic. It mentions a planned memorial tied to a prior statue of Peter the Great, with postwar safety shifts by Russians and a ship carrying men to an unspecified destination amid rumors of an alternative site.
Auction notice for a factory liquidation at the Canberra works on Tuesday the 12th at 3 pm. The sale includes a 1 ton lime plant, 60 hp steam engine, washing machines, crates and stock in kind, plus cordial and factory equipment. Organized by R. A. McKillop & Co stock and station agents Canberra.
An ad offers a four door imported Essex car with motor injury, asking buyers to call immediately. The ad notes low price, 44,000 miles, registered in a suburb, and a single location for ESMONDS GARAGES LTD with contact details and nearby dealer references. Also sees a separate notice about a Know's Kale sale on Randwick Hats and Oxford items with dates and prices.
A dramatic sale notice announces the closing of a Canberra shop with quantities of butt and costume items offered at tremendous reductions to clear. Ready-made items are reduced from 50/5 and mothproof wage, with prices about butt.
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