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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1930
Page
2
Daily observations show a thermometer near 42 degrees at 2 PM and a high of 64 degrees later, with the 24 hour maximum reaching 97.2 degrees. Wind shifts noted, rainfall totals for the period and monthly rainfall in Queanbeyan are provided for the current year to date.
A general noon forecast notes improving western areas with showers in Victoria and the southern states. Winds shift from northwest to southwest, bringing fresh to strong gusts and rough seas near coastal regions while northern and eastern areas face unsettled skies and potential rain as a cold front moves through.
Yesterday morning to afternoon the region showed cloudy skies with south Wilke Ontos area under light rain and low pressure. Victoria and状态 areas reported cloud cover, light to heavy rain in parts, with fog and dews later. winds variable to north westerly and highs in the south.
The Canberra Times argues that rural lessees in the Federal Capital Territory face onerous, inequitable conditions. It urges the government to suspend evictions, launch a fuller inquiry, and extend a helping hand to sustain primary producers through bad times.
Officials described plans for a milk producers society to erect a central factory and fix milk sale prices. Key figures Nielsen, Greenwald, and others discussed chartering the company and guaranteeing prices at or below retail limits, with committee action and resolution pending.
The article describes a lecture series at University with emphasis on marine biology. It notes researchers and lecturers including a biologist, with the program hosted by Dakin University and a presenter discussing marine life as part of a continuing education effort.
A pilot, Flying Officer Be O'Ravin, died May 8 2020 in a crash near Druantreen College. The service paid tribute at St John's chapel as mourners gathered in New Zealand and Saichaye Waen attended with others honoring the aviator's sacrifice.
The text offers a partial view of a bidding effort for the Gorman House with a sum sufficient to buy Tiaplete Lek. A man on behalf of the wnem Moayerdt me Cunberrs sought a motion to proceed a vote of that the to Mere re Aonaie as they noted the weather of Io, Oren, and Tokyo among the attendees.
Fragmented OCR text shows unclear remarks about a government department and investigations. Mentions Mr Bayley, a Pelind Mistater, and a reported lagging inquiry. Context suggests a chaotic briefing with unclear stance on whether assets or investments exist.
The article outlines Mr James and a wartime cabinet debate, covering taxes, unemployment measures, and government actions. It notes Prime Ministers, ministers, and parliamentary inquiries while mentioning economic plans and public sentiment. The piece contrasts policy talk with social concerns and national outlook.
A May meeting discusses revisions to relief work and maintenance costs for Bedlevial Territory. Other items include cuttings for abestens, new estimates for conabberation, and requests for remodels, repairs, and commissions across public works and education sectors.
An old notice reports that several graves in Hall Cemetery are at risk due to barrow or collapse. It states additional yard areas near the St Be the Thaptiet's Athieoh and nearby plots are available for interment and details the process for reclaiming and reusing sections.
An out of focus national junior league summary notes team fixtures and results. Mentions city teams such as Mestia and Sutton and references to matches and a few players and race-like segments. The text is garbled with many misspellings and nonstandard terms making precise details unclear.
Special arrangement Reuters World Services credits appear with additional information services. The note highlights distribution in Australia and New Zealand and states rights reserved.
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