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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 25, 1930
Page
4
The page lists monthly rainfall totals for Queanbeyan for the year to date. It notes records and figures from March and February with totals in tons watts or equivalent units, detailing rainfall amounts by month and spanning multiple entries.
Brief regional weather notes describe winds frost and thaw patterns along coast lines and inland areas. Multiple place names appear with uncertain spellings implying a broad meteorological outlook yesterday noon and ongoing conditions.
A garbled OCR style notice from The Canberra Times parades as a newspaper promotion. The page fragment lists names and places such as Manuka, Kingston, Mullumbimby, Goulburn, Albury and Moss Vale, plus delivery details and contact hints in a distorted ad-like text.
Fragmentary weather notes describe morning conditions, winds, and temperatures across multiple unnamed locations with numerous garbled names, hindering precise localization or dates. The text hints at wind shifts and scattered rain, but no clear start or end times or station identifiers are readable.
A scrambled OCR list shows rainfall and weather figures for multiple locations with dates and associated names. Names like Water be Poh and Mindywe hint at place or station labels. figures include 44 8 22 and various month-like tokens. The text reads as a garbled weather summary with scattered numbers and entity fragments.
The Senate advances the arbitration bill to a later stage amid debate over its provisions. Lawmakers discuss procedures and potential impacts on disputes between individuals and organizations, aiming to streamline resolution paths.
A Canberra discussion urges preserving the Royal Military College at Duntroon to sustain Australian military traditions and future leaders. It argues disarmament trends must not erode the college’s function or Canberra’s development, warning relocation would harm national capital and training standards.
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