Canberra Times Delivers Reading Requests and Local Ads
Residents of Conterra are urged to place orders for the Canberra Times and related notices via a listed contact. The ad mentions deliveries to Quesn and Lowe Street with details for subscription and local advertising.
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Shabana
Othe Dewepaper
Vigawhers
Conterra
Canberra Times
Gumaroyen
Lowe Street
Phame
Weather Record for Canberra Weather Update
Weather details report temperatures from Canberra with 9 am reading at 42 degrees and 2 am reading at 27 degrees. It notes a maximum for 24 hours and references monthly rainfall data and wind conditions.
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Canberra
Nchem
Uimearreeted
Unday
Fragmented Racing Schedule From Old Page
Readable items show a Monday June 1 schedule with times like 6 17 am and 0 18 qa. Names such as Major Manet appear as events or participants, with venues and related timings mentioned in broken OCR.
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Moon
Manet
Elson
Muta
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Unemployment schemes and tenant farming trial in NSW
NSW labor department expands relief to wage distribution under a new plan converting dole recipients to wage earners. Municipal councils oversee area-based work, paying hourly wages to support families while building assets. youth training and education programs accompany the relief effort.
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Ioneer
Shemania
New South Wales
Canna
Hammond
Liverpool
Mooney
Federal Capital Territory
New South Wales Department of Labour and Industry
Scheyrile
Alwil Eterd
Davis Cup Test Delivers Slow Australian Win Over South Africa
In London at the Davis Cup in a long men’s singles clash Crawford defeats Kirby in four sets as Australia edges ahead against South Africa. McGrath battles, then steadies to a five set win, with Aubin keying late rallies and Robins notable for defense. The match showcases Australian steadiness on hard courts and sharp backhand play.
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Ullackine
McCrath
Min Noryina
Tie Robinn
Steudingna
McUnath
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Roth
Rival union meetings clash at Causeway in Canberra
Report of a heated gathering between the Australian Workers Union and the Federal Capital Territory branch and the United Labourers Union at the Causeway. Speakers included Mr. Tatton of the NSW branch and Mr. Dalton. tariff policy and interparty tensions dominated the session as attendees debated protection and national economic strategy.
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Australian Workers Unum
Mie
Ceunemays
A. W.t
My. J. Tatton
New South Wales
Arritory Workers’ Union
Mr Nowpil
United Labourery' Union
Bart
Dalton
Willy
Atvstraian Workers' Union
F.C
Party Truce Amidst Fierce Political Clash in Coalition Talks
Fragmentary text outlines a standoff between two major parties as they seek to form a coalition. It notes daily parliamentary brawls, campaigns, and calls for unity to serve the country, while warning that partisan strife could weaken government strength ahead of elections.
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Country Party
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Iutian Wandard
Lyons
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Jorn
Tari Board
Atoll
Tawan
Labour
Bane
Tai
V.C.P
White Star Line Debacle Logs On Ships Tan Dun
A damaged report describes White Star Line financial troubles involving ship operations and director concerns. It notes government intervention, debt issues, and potential dividends being affected while authorities seek to resolve the crisis.
Bruce and Caryn discuss White Star deal in £1000 dispute
In London a disputed reply to Mr Caryn involves the White Star Company proposing a £1,000,04 settlement to suspend actions and avoid a moratorium. The exchange hints at voluntary arrangements and government factors while the White Star target lags behind in formal action.
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London
Raturdity
Caryn
Menem
White Hut Company
Itadimon Alex
Yralat
Aclion
Maren, Lind
Effet Huttins
White Star Co
Waukl
Anhec
Dahl
Repertory Society Production at De Albert Dal
A reinforced company presents a Repertory Society production on Thursday at De Albert Dal. The troupe features Herbert, famed in English speaking countries, and Punch contributor for 31 years. The show promises humor and musical comedy with a noted cast and affordable admission, drawing strong audience interest in Melbourne and beyond.
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de Albert Dal
Blarbert
Hwinglinh
Hotbot
Hertert
Tata
Thyobarryaflon
Rome
Melbourne
Ormance
Donnryien
Readers' Views on Canberra Termini and Mail Services Debate
Readers discuss Canberra as a mail services terminus versus Sydney Melbourne alignment. The letter writers weigh Canberra utilities against Cooma and Cootamundra options, debating metropolitan linkage and the impact on national rail and postal networks.
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Paul Aye Boon
Canberra
Sanherea
Owen Sermon on Healing Touch and Faith
A sermon by J. E. Owen centers on faith and healing, describing Jesus touching the hem of a garment to cure a woman and a man’s restoration through belief. The speaker urges personal contact with Christ, stressing repentance and moral renewal as paths to spiritual wholeness.
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