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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1934
Page
2
A brief unreadable OCR fragment provides limited readable bits. The text lacks clear names places dates or events to form a coherent headline or summary.
Canberra faces sharp criticism over a Postmaster-General plan to prosecute only 30 of 85 unlicensed wireless cases. A radio inspector reported many prosecutions would target Causeway and Ain Ne residents, with allegations of class bias among workers and public servants.
Fragmentary text describes a dedication ceremony for a memorial site tied to the British Empire. The passage mentions a circle as a feature and rough stones symbolizing trials endured, with references to land at Chevy and the era of the empire’s value and valor. Names and precise details are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
London reports in Parliament that foreign governments urge voluntary reductions in imports of processed milk, condensed milk, and cream to control the market. Major Walter Elliott notes reductions tied to last year’s levels with Australia Canada and New Zealand agreeing to cooperate and extend limits on dairy imports from the British Empire.
State Minister for Local Government Mr Byuoner issued an ordinance ordering municipal councils to call tenders for contracts valued between 450 and 2000 pounds. The move aims to ensure competitive bidding and proper expenditure oversight in local government projects.
A motor wagon and a horse drawn van sank into a large hole after a road collapsed in South Melbourne following a water main break. The vehicles went in as the roadway gave way, with the horse and van axle sinking. Rescue efforts retrieved the animals and most of the wreckage.
A garbled report notes reluctance from France to engage in naval parleys with Germany. A Local Government Inspector report cites a four year contract valued above 1000 pounds, with about half advertised by the Canterbury Council.
In the Gauberre Times issue dated Wednesday 11, 1024, reports warn of looming famine as Germany's internal troubles worsen. Shelling, rationing, and wartime disruptions strain food supplies and provoke calls for centralized control.
Charles Cuthbert and John Jarman were committed for trial at the Central Court on charges of assaulting Francis Black, robbing him of money, and breaking into the factory of Haughton and Byrne. A motor car valued at £190 was stolen, with details of the June incident involving Black at the Grand Hotel in Bunter Street. A customs seizure and investigation into last shipments and restraining orders related to the case were noted.
Sir Robert Garri Htrran enters for the first time since entreaty from the Commonwealth. Hollettor-General Air Robert Garren appears as advocate in the application by Pyratan Fal to register a trade mark depicting a hippo device and the word Hippo on tanned leather. Mangrove Belting Co. opposes the mark contending it closely resembles existing trade names and a rhinoceros device and the word Rhine, risking confusion. The objection was heard by acting deputy registrar Me C Le M Allan, who reserved his decision. Mr Arthur Griffiths appeared for Mangrove Belting Co.
London wool sales progress at the Loadon auction house with buyers showing steady demand and prices holding firm. Dealers and brokers from major firms participated as lots moved to the floor amid cautious bidding and firm opinions on fiber quality.
The Legacy Club held its first annual function at Albert Hall with Her Excellency Lasy tases and Lady Murray present. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Prater, Dr. and Mrs. Dickson, and numerous other local residents. despite bad weather, dancing and bridge continued with Les Pogaun's orchestra providing music. A Dutch auction of twelve tickets for Mr. Moore McMahon's plane The Wings of Song raised funds for the Legacy Club, while attendees followed the test match on a platform board.
Details of a plan under which British authorities accept nomination of Australian boys for England. The article outlines the scheme, its governing bodies, and the intended purposes, with emphasis on eligibility and oversight.
The Premier of Tuamania defends wartime and postwar grants to Tasmanian industry. Details include £697,000 bounden funds, £6,400 for Ter nania, £160,000 on wide exports, and £170,508 in annual costs excluding £160,000. Special grants under the Financing Agreement and Wheathawer Pebble Act allocate £4,000 for Tasmanian industry, £7,400 for flour tax months, and £45,900 paid to Tasmania for earlier duties. The dairy sector faces price-fixing and equal treatment with other states, while £125,000 is set for vessel and pear rower support, with £63,000 to Tasmania. For year ending June 3, 1994, sugar concessions total £476,000. Tasmania would have received 3% of total on population, but actual allocation was 16%.
Revival of interent in ml cricket prompts bets on combe ton. District bem ten and Ainslie Club interest wane as players depart Canberra, leaving doubt about a representative team. The FC T Cricket Association seeks recognition from WALW and awaits legal action and board approval for future competition.
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