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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
4
The page lists rainfall records and monthly totals for the year to date across multiple Australian locales, including Queanbeyan. It notes temperatures, maximum and minimum figures, and regional rainfall totals for June and other months, with various town names and figures distributed across the station table.
The forecast notes unsettled conditions in the northeast and northern border districts with cold nights and frost risk. Warmer days in the tropics with variable winds, and showers or fair spells in various regions. Overall trends include dry periods between fronts and continued northerly winds in several areas.
A rough weather synopsis reports variable winds and no rain in the south while the coast sees showers in some areas. It notes cloudy conditions north and central regions with light rain in scattered places. Gulf of Carpentaria and Queensland coast experiences fine to cloudy spells with occasional heavy rain in northern areas and reduced data for New South Wales and Western Australia.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a baptismal entry and family references including names such as Samuel Worker and Robert Campbell. The text mentions Ann and Amie, a newborn in a household, and a note about Winn Hiatt and a Mr. Emggett, with ties to a Dunimowe area.
An appeal proceeding involvingJunitive Campbell faced confusion and adjournment as questions about documents and witnesses arose. The court, led by law officers, debated production of certain records before proceeding, with a continuation scheduled for tomorrow.
The Musical Society hosts an orchestral class at The Albert Hall on Wednesday amid a planned event. Members and the public are invited to attend a session featuring performances by the orchestra with guests from the local music scene.
Readable meteorological notes report rainfall measurements with values attributed to stations and dates. Totals include several named gauges and locations, indicating uneven distribution across the area.
Council proceedings show officials seeking examination of municipal ledgers and communications records. The inquiry aims to determine accuracy and identify discrepancies in financial and correspondence files. Proceedings focus on auditing methods and potential irregularities in prior postings.
Fragmentary personal notices mention Mr RA and Mr Saat staying in Canberra and inquiries about local property. The text references Mr and Mrs fe and Rage, a couple observing Tremarrs roret, and a cattase in Manon. Mentions Mr D. Muir and Mr A. Mair of Bredtun.
The Mount Stromlo observatory lists limits for the living and weight of the sun, moon, and other planets with times and dates. The forecast from the South Coast and Southern Tablelands area is issued by the State Meteorologist at 8 p.m.
A Canberra Times piece argues science greatly boosts farming, citing fertilisers, Biffen wheats, and other crops as turning points. It contrasts old methods with modern research, praises American agricultural colleges, and warns Australia to invest in agricultural education and scientific bureaus to avoid lagging national wealth.
An unclear report notes missing mail bags at Tarago with references to locations and times. The fragmentary text mentions Tarago and Goulburn, implying a postal disruption or lost baggage event, though details are unreadable.
A South African XI clash with Minor Counties as TaaNtAaN and Watney chart a cautious chase. Vosny falls early to Cain’s disciplined bowling. The wobbling run chase tightens pressure, leaving questions over batting depth and match fitness for both sides.
A report outlines plans to supply broadcasting equipment to new stations including telephones and wiring. It notes needs for substation gear and test facilities as part of a broader program. The document mentions funding and requests from Mr. Kiowatt for evaluation and potential procurement actions.
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