Queanbeyan Rainfall Records and Monthly Totals
The article lists rainfall records for Queanbeyan with a period ending May and provides monthly totals for the year. It mentions temperatures and rainfall figures in a fragmented OCR style.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1929
Page
4
The article lists rainfall records for Queanbeyan with a period ending May and provides monthly totals for the year. It mentions temperatures and rainfall figures in a fragmented OCR style.
Memorial notice for Hansen Jackson Munday reports the passing and paid respects from family and friends. It lists relations and family names, including Elizabeth and other relatives, in a concise obituary style typical of community notices.
A rough weather synopsis notes showers and cloudiness across coastal New South Wales with periods of rain in western districts. Strong winds are forecast near the coast, with scattered showers extending inland and varying by region through the day.
Fragmented notes describe Canberra museum plans involving remnants from an air vehicle named Kookaburra. Officials outline a display and possible ceremonial events tied to Canberra's aviation heritage.
Weather data from Camerea beginning May includes temperatures 86 and 65 with highs and lows noted. Rainfall records show monthly totals and a year to date rainfall figure, including a reported 129 points for the period through March. Data appears in fractured OCR with several garbled words and stray characters.
A scrambled weather summary notes variable winds and outbreaks of showers across New South Wales, Victoria, Western Australia, South Australia, and parts of central and northern Australia. It references gusty winds in some coastal areas, cooler conditions inland, and periods of rain and showers expected in multiple regions with notable activity near Geelong, Sydney, and Brisbane.
A fragmented report notes an older judge than previously believed, with references to retirement timing, a November date, and mentions of individuals such as Champbell and Bettie, along with a telephoned sanction for Aly Penne. The garbled text suggests a community or court-related decision affecting age and service.
The article argues that Australia maintains a 98 percent British stock through the White Australia policy and strict immigration control. It contrasts Australia with other nations facing vast migratory currents, noting Berbers in France, large Chinese and Japanese settlements globally, and potential future tensions from immigrant communities.
Rainfall readings up to 9 am yesterday cover numerous locations including Nelson Moei Numurkal Yongaman Maryaville and Tocumwal with totals ranging from 0 to 200 millimetres. Additional notes mention weather impacts on towns such as Armidale Grafton Lismore and Cape Hucda, with scattered figures and odd spellings reflecting OCR.
Fragmentary notes describe Canberra XI and several players including Inkpen and Marek. The text is garbled with references to a fitness or carnival event and mentions a group called Weeds Count Peppermint Core Trust. No clear result or date is provided.
In Alice Springs a government notice outlines the postponement of a special train for market goods. The minister states the venture faces delays while preparations continue for the Oodtundurtas Adice Eterings runs at the railway end of June.
A garbled report notes a large exodus of ministers from the capital over a holiday weekend. It mentions travel to various destinations and shifts in ministerial duties, with references to planned returns and ongoing arrangements for work resumption after the break.
Mr. O inte brane of the 7 will travel to Adelaide and Bert Vandel of the Treasury absent from Canberra. H Hellion of the Treasury branch is transferred to pensions in Victoria. Wembars attached to the South Treasury. Robert Curran, solicitor general, leaves for Me Heareny week.
Fragmentary text indicates a personal appeal or memo mentioning names and an event at a tobacco-related site. The readable portions reference a person named Hank t Auta and actions tied to time and location phrases, but details are severely garbled and unclear.
Fragmentary text mentions a petrol tax with reference to an acting official and a period of notice. It appears to discuss taxation or fees and an individual connected to law or governance, but the readable portion is incomplete and lacks clear events or entities to confirm a full summary.
A robber struck a Mysore railway area, escaping with about £1000 in notes after overpowering a station or halted traveler. Police and railway staff are investigating the incident and seeking witnesses.
May 2 services across Canberra and surrounding areas include Anglican and Roman Catholic congregations at St Johns, St Peters, and St Marys, with sermons in Duntroon, Queanbeyan and Tuggeranong. Presbyterian and Baptist rites noted. Church of Christ and other groups list morning worship and devotion times. Community notices flag venue details, procession plans, and ministerial announcements.
The premier stated that the government would continue to address ongoing issues tonight amid a row over wealth and broader concerns. He emphasized dealing with troubled areas separately from wider economic matters and urged continued discussion with the cabinet on the matter.
An unexplained speed race of 500 miles ended amid fatalities and disarray. Reports describe a single death and multiple injuries as vehicles collided and overturned. Eyewitness accounts mention disorganized starts and chaotic scene with officials investigating the mishap.
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