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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1930
Page
4
An error-riddled notice states Davies and Woods has established a branch office at Reem No 3 St. Ore Hall Monaro Street Queanbe ya Heara at Queanboyout Mondays Irnuirndiys and Sulieig's with contact numbers Canberra 92 and Queanbeyan 204 for inquiries.
An in Canberra advertisement details St Gabriel’s Church of England Grammar School for Girls Inberra Prospect as an application to the Sister inc Se. Gabriel’s School Red Hill Canberra. Includes staff: Landon, a certified teacher, and Me Ranson. Address given Reid and Corandarre Streets. Ends with a daughter event on 2nd Aly.
The page lists monthly weather notes and temperatures for the current year. It references May data and includes a note about RAFAL RECORDS. The document mentions dates, locales, and a publication office in a formal record style.
A garbled weather synopsis mentions South Wales, winds, rains, and interior conditions. It references temperatures, coastal and inland areas, and scattered showers. Names and places are obscured, but the general tone implies variable weather with possible light to moderate rain in some regions.
A sprawling OCR fragment lists numerous place names, teams, players, and scores including Wellington, Walluim, Warooks, Ararat, and Kilmore, with numbers and partial names suggesting a compiled regional standings or results roundup. The legible items show many proper nouns and figures, implying a broad sports or community listings page.
Analyzes historic sumptuary laws and their limits arguing compulsion should come from circumstance rather than coercive avestment. Traces English, Venetian, Italian and American efforts to curb ostentation, noting hypocrisy, public reaction, and the need to heed public sentiment over minority demands.
Fragmentary OCR text lists many garbled names and numbers, resembling a sports score or roster spill. No coherent event, teams, or dates are readable to establish a factual summary.
Fragmentary OCR text describes concrete road needs in Canberra, mentioning figures, costs, and involved individuals such as Mr. Lary and Mr. Bee. It references labor, materials, and an apparent discussion of early Tide timing, with scattered names like Cameron and Perret. The piece is chaotic but centers on road construction and related expenses.
The report discusses wheat yield forecasts and conditions for durum and winter wheat. It notes expected production shifts and percentages, with uncertain phrasing but references to national and regional wheat output under varying conditions and forecasts.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a report on new stamps printing starting in the capital. The garbled lines indicate a federal or national issuance event with references to authorities and possible dates, but specific details are unreadable.
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