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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1933
Page
3
A garbled report discusses a proposed merger of football codes across Australia. It mentions Rugby and Australian rules codes and references national coordination and public interest in a compulsory framework. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors but the item signals a constitutional or administrative move.
The document lists numerous players including J Brown Des, K Dine, J Moroney, J McKenaie, Ware, Taylor, and others as potential starters and substitutes for an interleague football event. It notes disappointments, hints at strategic placements, and mentions team selection processes and officials like KE O N C and A Clarke.
The Carr Cup match day drew heavy crowds at Crookwill ground with 1000 to 4000 fans paying admission. Special trains raised £460 in revenue and rail services operated to Cox into Maher Mesmy and Carr Cup fixtures. The Carr Cup draw was held Monday afternoon with teams including Crookwell, Swolburn, Molders v Canberra in the lineup.
A friendly representative match is arranged for Sunday between Canberra and Goulburn teams. Canberra captain Tanberra Kadle Hawle will lead the side with players Harker, Hap-Grant, Gribble, Hyfen, A. Johnston, Byrne, and MBean listed for selection.
In a knockout competition, South City edged Araluen 3-0 after extra time. Bateman’s Bay defeated Moruya 3-1 as Finnigwood and Bateman’s Bay prepared for the semi finals.
A report on a Tuesday evidence session for the Institute of Chartered Accountants with Mr RD Bogen. The discussion covered land tax valuations, city and municipal assessments, and proposals to replace or abolish the tax, noting its impact on primary producers.
A London World Conference report notes difficult debates among leaders on global trade, economic recovery, and maintaining peace. Key figures like Amery and Chamberlain stress stabilizing prices and channels of trade while resisting excessive inflation and protectionism.
Fragmented OCR text lists horses, jockeys, times, and odds from a Calne racing page. It references multiple divisions and races with names like MADEN BOOMERANG and FICKLE WALLACE, but many items are garbled. The readable portions show times around 1m to 3m and various betting odds across divisions.
Notice invites attendance at a social event described as an old-time dance featuring Mise Gunn's Orchestra. The function is scheduled for Friday evening at Hall on July 21 with a telephone contact for bookings and inquiries provided.
Fragmented OCR text lists weights and entrants for a Rosebery race meeting with names such as Nellie May G Crego My Peter and Viola Hope. The readable material suggests a detailed weigh-in or entries sheet but details are incomplete and jumbled.
Fragmentary probate notice from the Territory for the Government by the Royal Park office dated July. It references Walter Guoffaet Dopfield late of Canberra and names heirs and claimants to estates. Readers are invited to contest by a stated deadline and present objections before the officer in charge.
In the Florida Weltri Firm Division odds shift amid a Belg deme od ert pura with a new dacremant Hi Serer leading contenders as selections are released for the event.
The notice details that persons liable must furnish income data to the Commission of Taxation at Warwick Building Hamilton Street Aydnes by a stated date. It lists conditions for exemptions based on income sources and thresholds, mentions credits related to unemployment, and warns all residents with total income over specified amounts to comply, noting the obligation applies to those earning from wages, business, or other sources.
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