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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 10, 1930
Page
6
A printed notice from CF Ahakexprare appears published by the Federal service for a stated agency. It mentions the firm COBO and the pertheption office, with reference to the company headquarters and official publication at the post office.
A commission in Vienna, formed by sculptor Maelo Petrurel, plans a grand restoration project at the Wordlinn site near Prater Nn in autumn. The relief emphasizes public works, guiding bets on future cultural events and potential funding.
A historical report notes rising wool stocks in Australia tied to wartime production and exports. It discusses prewar and wartime wool prices, output levels, and forecasts for price stability, referencing industry figures and projections from Carson Ltd. for the near term.
Reports outline winners and prize amounts from a V R C gathering. Multiple names, locations, and results are listed with winner’s payouts and margins of victory amid race and event details.
A fragile, garbled OCR note describes a draft meeting of bowlers or club members. It mentions Canberra and Wellingtonid and a quest to encourage members toward participation, with some reference to a discipline or regulation at a gathering.
Racecard reports tight finishes across events at a meeting. Winners win by short margins including a dead heat in one division. Prizes are noted as winner's price with times and distances mentioned for each heat.
Prisoners vote on capital punishment in Iran with unclear wording and mixed views. The poll reflects prisoner opinions across ranges, hinting at a broader debate on execution methods.
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