Dated this Eighteenth Day of July 1902
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 19, 1952
Page
4
Canberra Tins HATURDAT Prices at Auction
Fragmentary notice lists prices and names including Williamson as controller at auction. Readable details are limited and the event timing appears to reference July 1, 183. Further context is unclear.
Reduced Meat Prices in A C From Monday
A garbled review notes meat price cuts in Atlantic City with items listed such as Tump steak and Dinde ment, mixing Shakespearean references and production details from a Venice-themed stage adaptation. The narrative blends stock prices, cast remarks, and theater critique, mentioning actors and a production run through Judy 22.
NOTICE OF ESTATE ADMINISTRATION IN AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY
An order to collect and administer the estate of Gabriel Padovan, in the Australian Capital Territory, is issued under the Probate and Administration laws. The Attorney General's office will oversee claims, with notices to creditors and heirs to file within the specified period. Public notice appears in the Canberra area for the estate proceedings and related claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enea
Australian Capital Territory
Gabnel Padovant
Kaibanay
Australastal
Shernoey
Necina
Canberra
Bae Wick
Ryeaanes
Civic
Riley
Tan Mal
Yada
Bop
Caapers
Bing
Labour Party ends contact with Victorian CP alliance
The Australian Labor Party executive in Melbourne noted a repudiation by the Victorian Country Party government of the 1950 pact terms. The CP government had fulfilled seven of fifteen pact terms and discussions focused on parliamentary opposition and wage reforms amid party tensions and calls for action at the state level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Frida
Victorian Country
Uae
Rte
Patty
A McBonaia
Albert Lind
Et Ne
Pes
Rues Yaemakers
Papeete Ua
Vicker AP
Panda
Feon
Labour Party
ANSE
Wage adjustments spark debate on Australian living costs
Reports of a planned basic wage increase across Australia cite automatic adjustment mechanisms and arbitration as key elements. Observers warn of inflationary pressures as prices rise and say the arbitration court will be crucial to maintaining living standards amid tax changes and production costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notal Avideas Yectanlay
Austrelia
Uber
Ince Australis
Bepterainr
Burt
Zendend
Wien
No Canana
Death notice and unclear name fragment in OCR text
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a death and names such as John Hawtin with scattered terms like theta and red note. The readable portion provides no clear event date or location. no comprehensive biographical or legal details are present to form a complete notice.
Coal Stocks Improve in NSW Industrial Relations Report
The NSW coal industry shows higher stock levels amid a government report on industrial relations. Production figures indicate a rise in output with gains in tonnage during the latest period, while overall capacity and daily outputs are noted as part of the assessment.
Government general order curbs unrest at capital meeting
A government general order was announced and toned to prevent unrest after a major senate gathering in the capital. Officials cited security concerns and urged calm as demonstrations occurred yesterday outside the Baalern Gall in Guaw.
Weather Roundup from Morning Observations
The report shows 9 am temperature around 40 Fahrenheit with 24 hour forecast ending at 9 am. Wind figures include NW 30 at 2 am and WLW 4 at 3 pm with a max gust near 36 mph from NNW. Showers possible later with a general cool, unsettled trend throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Minteoue Ig Aermen
Bisulvive Fortay
Fragmentary note on town water and power planning
A garbled excerpt discusses supply, water habits, and surface issues. It mentions a new township at Rasm Junge with undetermined status and delays on power and water future. It notes payments for work already carried out and a cabinet decision forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayonmy
Iain
Surrace
Rasm Junge
Liquor Union Reports Dispute Over Uniforms For Staff
The South Government branch reports a dispute at the Allied and Liquor Trades Union regarding uniforms for female staff and the staying down of permanent employees. The union notified under section 14 of the Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Act. The union claims employers were asked to pay for clothing considered part of the uniform. It objects to employees being stood down during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.diapare Ag
Ainstie-Forevet
Femala
Staf
Sourh Gonvarra
Allied and Liquor Trades Union
air A_MEVeigh
Han Dem
Coramonwealth Conciliation
Uplon
Alan
Kangaroos to Tour England and Ireland
Fragmented report indicates the Kangaroos will tour England and Ireland with test matches planned. The Australian squad arrival and schedule are unclear with multiple garbled phrases about dates and venues.
Liberal Country Party Alliance Talks Amid Parliamentary Ties
Seppert reports state executives press for a formal alliance as Liberal and Country Party members hint at cooperation. Premier McDonald states no relenting move or negotiations have occurred, while Liberal Leader Norman insists his party will stick to its principles and may form a united stance in parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Party
Prile
Norman
Labour Leaor
Cain
U S Defeats A C T in Student Debate
About 280 attendees watched Americans Andrew Teo and teammates defeat ACT delegates in a public debate at Casherra University College. The session, hosted by Professor G Sumer and Professor FLL White, featured themes on international discourse and involved the American Ambassador Mr Prt Jarman.
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Teo
Amer
Pusees
Moners
Henry Keller
Bara’ Hunter
Catherra Stagems Council
Davis Weaver
Gary Woodarn
Casherra
Taiveraity College
Canberra
Prt Jarman
G. Sumer
H'Burtenway
Urs
Rice Acreage And Garden Party At Palace Report
Fragmented text describes rice acreage, a garden party at a palace in London, with attendees from Commonwealth countries. Mentions Tinbertian event, Gentle Court Peelers, and a long list of attendees, but details are unclear due to damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thomaarid
Commonwealth
Three Get Gaol Santenc Truck Theft
A muddled report notes a truck theft case leading to a gaol sentence. The text references legal proceedings, a minister, irrigation district, and concerns about conservation and public safety amid unclear names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santenc
Replacements To Leave Today For Malaya
RAAF personnel to depart for Malaya today amid preparations by the unit. Commanders stress readiness and rapid deployment as tensions rise in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAAF
Aid For Northern Ten Year Plan
Fragments describe discussion of a northern territory plan with figures cited, including 155,900,000 pounds, to connect Darwin, Alice Springs, and Wircwm. Mentions of Mr Kent Hughes deputy leader Mr Calwell and opposition reaction as plans progress to modernize rail and transport infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memlbourne
Kent Pans
Calwell
Darwin
Canterre
Hughie
Beauaions
Seraiaces
Masiuck
T'elntyeas Progres
Experts Predict World Wheat Prices Amid Free Market Pressures
Industry analysts warn the International Wheat Agreement may falter as production risks rise. W Pratt cites deteriorating prices, forecast supply boosts, and Australia’s quota limits, suggesting nations could face shortages and higher costs if no compromise is reached.
Benersoen Urges Clarification on Labor Stance
The report centers on General Katiertean and Aulus Latour County discussing union policy and trade stances. Officials debate who to align with as tensions rise over labor rights, with mentions of Fray The Directordenarsl and Moyaoens in ongoing deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borden
Unay Weil
Latour
Fragmented OCR Hints at Local Notice Details
A damaged OCR fragment references a local notice with unreadable names, dates, and places. Vague phrases suggest a public action or event but essential details are missing.
Fragmentary Notice From Siena Transcription
Interior text reads as a garbled transcription with unclear names and places. It mentions Siena and appears to be a partial record or OCR error without a coherent event or identifiable entities.
Tah inva Lng Kgraran rat Rain
Fragmentary OCR note records a storm or weather event with unclear place names and a numeric tag 298 guiding an entry. It mentions possible invasion or planning but text is unreadable and cannot confirm specifics.
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Kgraran
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