Canberra notices for local delivery service and subscriptions
A Canberra publication lists notices from DMAL NOTICES and ANRACCOUGH LIMITE STICIANS AND OPTOMETRISTS at 383 George Street Sydney. It records a next visit in Canberra on Friday July 20 from 8am to 3pm at Thomson's Pharmacy, represented by Mr Fr Clark FLO. Also mentions publishing and subscription rates and local newsagents within the Commonwealth and Canberra home delivery service details.
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Fr. Clark
Weather record fragment for Cankerhs region
Fragmentary weather report notes temperature around 90.19 inches, 180 cm measurements, and 40 days with unsettled values. Mentions a 24 hour forecast, early morning observations, and a stray note about 27 degrees and 90 degree readings.
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Canberra Forecast Aids Coastal Fine Weather With Cloud Increase
Canberra forecast notes mostly fine conditions on the coast with increasing cloud and showers on the south. Cloud over western slopes and tablelands with alpine showers, winds from the north west to south west turning squally. Astronomical data from Mount Stromlo shows July 19, 1934 with sunrise and sunset times and planetary positions.
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Stromlo Commonwealth Solar Observatory
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Ottawa trade effects show empire gains amid marketing strains
Analysis notes Ottawa agreements influenced Empire trade with Britain and the United States. It highlights rising intra empire purchases, increased UK buying of cotton, and shifts in American imports and exports. Canada and other dominions report declines in some exports but overall Empire share grows despite US demand changes.
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Australia
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South Africa
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India
British Malaya
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Matistica
Fragmented Text from Obscure NSW News Item
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Sydney fog and a match or event with teams or people named Wigan and Trastey. The readable bits suggest a sports or local news note with unclear details about outcomes or actions and no coherent structure.
Road method inspected by Main Roads Board
The Main Roads Board president Mr HM H Newell inspected Canberra road works yesterday with Donaldson and others. The in place mixing method has been used for about three miles of Canberra Road and shown complete success. It is likely the system will be adopted for future Canberra road projects.
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Canberra
Film Production Plans For New Studios Amid Rising Demand
A fragment outlines a film production plan with a new company forming to cover producing duties. It mentions mounting a studio in New Orleans and Victoria and notes a first production slate and personnel to oversee the project. Core names and places indicate early stage talks for a film industry expansion.
Housing tensions in Northern Suburbs over river-side housing
A Northern Suburbs Progress Association letter to the Interior Department protests unequal housing, noting 48 southern suburb houses built last year versus none on the northern side of the river, urging safeguards against southern bias in future programs.
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Ite River
Sequel to Fatal Affray Case Heard at Court
Sequel to a fatal affray was heard at Mme Balmain Court today involving a defendant and a complainant. The proceedings centered on alleged assault and retaliation following an earlier incident.
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Moonlight shines in Albert Hall stage triumph
Banberia Gyllery of Arie and Litera ure present The Moonlight drama at Albert Hall praised as outstanding for season with strong cast led by Thelma Conway Hugh Brith and Miss Florence McKeddie The plot spans three acts across eighties scenes featuring Mrs Moonlight Tom Moonlight Jane Moonlight and Willie Rags with audiences enjoying sustained humour despite heavy drama.
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Secretary to Interior Brown Returns to Canberra Today
The Secretary to the Department of the Interior LMy H Brown will return to Canberra today. The report notes his travel aligns with ongoing duties and engagements in the Australian capital.
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Department of the Interior
Lmy H. Brown
Canberra
Parliamentary Reports on Wheat Inquiries and Related Bills
Australian parliamentary notices discuss State Grants Wheat Inquiries to be tabled in the House. Committees report on the inquiries, with expected delivery by the end of the session and a statement to follow. Other matters include proposals to amend the Electoral Art and tariff board reports, targeting August 10 as a key date.
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Canberra
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Farm Bureau Annual Conference Report Mixes Policy and Trade Talks
The Ayden event details a national farm bureau gathering with discussion on government support, producer concerns, and international trade impacts. Attendees emphasize cooperation, potential policy shifts, and the role of primary producers in shaping agricultural strategies amid global markets.
Culvert Murder Case Tops Crime Docket in Crimea Court
In a Crimea Court session today, Tem Astoria Oxlade and co defendant An toni Auding faced charges over a murder tied to a theft at a local shop. Details include alleged prowling and an ensuing struggle, with testimonies describing a struggle and the discovery of a body followed by questions of motive and method.
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Astoria Oxlade
Antoni Auding
Kosometulia
Police inquiries in Cassillis case headline
Police inquiries in Cassillis case were withdrawn after a brief period, with no clear findings. The Commissioner of Police assigned Detectives Sergeant McRae to continue review, while the case remains unsettled and under official attention.
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Neuen
Sollee
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Grain thermometer burns man in bin accident
In a hazy report, a worker handling metal pipe components for grain thermometers suffered severe burns after molten rubber and heated parts caused a blaze in a bin. He was hospitalized in critical condition as officials investigate the internal temperature control devices and safety practices.
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Ing
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Orke
William Xeity
Natore
Wi Cao
Appointment of Resident Medical Officer at Canberra Hospital
The hospital system proposes replacing the medical superintendent with a resident medical officer. Dr EW Noli has resigned, and Dr A Downes is acting medical superintendent under Commonwealth Health. Applications called for all resident medical officers with no salary or private practice protections.
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Canberra
EW. Noli
Aimee
E Downes
Commonwealth Department of Health
GOLF TEAM COMING TO CENTENARY
A fragment notes a golf team visit to Centenary with mention of officials and agriculture ministers. It also references a cattle subsidy discussion and parliamentary remarks about the cattle industry and international cooperation. The readable portion hints at awards or recognitions for service and involvement by ministers and representatives.
Quota Exceeded Argentine and Wheat Agreement Surplus 1934
The governments of Australia Canada and the United States have asked the Wheat Advisory Committee to meet on August 14 to seek a compromise on the international wheat agreement. They warn that the 1984 35 crop prospects and droughts affect world supply and prices, urging continued cooperation to support wheat growers and maintain the agreement. The Argentine government defends its efforts to manage wheat acreage and crop supplies amid droughts and price volatility.
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Australia
Candia
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Canada
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Protest over water charges for church property in Camberra
A Camber Council of Churches protested a water charge on church grounds. The deputation, including mintster and denominational reps, urged the Commonwealth to allow free water use for church properties and graves. Mr Perkins promised consideration after noting historic free use and recent bills.
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Cocaine Haul Faces Charges At Federal Court
Two men appeared in federal court today, Iain Maris age 68 and Warren Wha, charged in a large narcotics case. The men were remanded after a preliminary hearing, with a pending arraignment set for January 22.
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