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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1932
Page
2
Fragmented oblique notice notes a death linked to a Canberra area address with references to a spouse and local offices. The text mentions publication details, prepaid subscription wording, and Australian postal terms, indicating a newspaper notice format rather than a clear obituary.
A cryptic item notes a special delivery service arrangement linked to Canberra locales, with unclear phrasing and possible references to daily operations and variations across sites. The readable fragments mention homie delivery concepts and site variances without concrete dates or names.
The readable fragments outline monthly records for several districts including ralseminas Caaborre and Queenbeyan. Mentions include totals for Ferree Bre and Tamperaiare with dates and partial month notes. Ongoing figures appear to cover current period through the present reporting date.
Cold and cloudy with showers across Canberra. Strong northwest to north winds shift to east, bringing a brisk, unsettled day with hail in exposed areas.
Government signals shift from bureaucratic control in Canberra with tendering for transport and hotel leases. Experts urge removing red tape and ensuring private capital, enterprise, and population drive development, employment, and a completed city.
Mr A B Noah, representative of the Bible Society, arrives in Canberra to address a gathering tomorrow afternoon at 6:00 PM. The meeting, hosted by The Canberra organization, aims to promote Bible work and aid efforts. attendees are urged to join at Kingston Avenue.
The report outlines a student led hike and observatory event at the campus, detailing arrangements at the Weington Hotel and the observatory site. It notes consent from Aina and 장 to organize activities and mentions participation by Southern Frerieehere Miodenta and other students in a morning trek and coordinated viewing session.
An inspection by Canterbury Municipality officials reviewed a plan for building baths in Canberra to serve residents. Mayor Carl Durrey noted the proposal would cost between £4,000 and £12,000 for a hot water bath with a 85 foot by 60 foot pool and 5 foot depth, funded to relieve local water shortages and provide public amenities. Deputy Mayor And. Reta described the intent to form a paid facility subsidized by the council with Lakemba and surrounding areas connected by the pool project.
A damaged New York report describes the steamship Circle City communicating that airman Hauser is too exhausted to speak. He rests on board under care with promise of full recovery within about two weeks en route to New Albany.
Article reports a railway incident near Kalodans where a sleeper was displaced from a line at a deep cutting. Despite the disruption, no wreck was fully attempted and examination followed to determine causation and damage.
The Federal Cabinet discussed moving the Patents Department from Medsirne to Hantorra. The decision is not final and a further meeting is planned with Mn Siymoion to review cabinet options. The outcome hinges on whether the transfer is approved and how it affects town safeguarding and interdepartmental priorities.
A Queensland polling note suggests Labour could gain a narrow majority as early returns show Labour leading in several seats. Analysts flag possible swing against rivals and caution results remain tentative amid post-election counting.
The committee appointed to prepare a district allowance policy for Canberra will meet at Hotel Caplera on Thursday night. Delegates will attend with information on disability funding and the arbitral process to determine compensation differences between the old and new capitals. The move follows a decision to reduce the Canberra allowance and the male wage in line with the fall living costs.
A fragmentary Fox Movietone News item indicates Mr. Stevens pledges New South Wales will pay debts and preserve a specific element of written contributions while a government economic program aims to reshape industry. The report mentions removing opposing elements from industry and aligning with national economic objectives.
A man identified as Fetler was struck by a train and died within moments at the scene. Authorities described the event as a fatal rail accident with limited additional details available from the report.
At a meeting of the Pasture and Agricultural Association held in the pavilion the treasurer reported expenses and committee selections for the next show. Several members were appointed to act in various functions including printing and logistics.
An OCR fragment references a £10,000 damages claim linked to Mourlee Adama of Helfrwnne HI and Crowley of The ily Matwal Life Assurance Company. The text is garbled but suggests a monetary award pursuit and insurer involvement in a 19th or early 20th century context.
A late afternoon reception at Government House Canberra featured Excellency and Mrs HA Potoran with Mr T H Vincent in attendance. The event followed by informal convers at Danita Lady THAKOH Atalkene Pemorday evening.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a May event involving Pram a giety ministers and a discussion at a meeting. It mentions Parikh and an attempt to link a ceremony with a veered plan. The text references a dawn gathering, a ministerial group, and a railway day report.
In Adelaide police court Percival Henry Foinge, a chemist, faced charges of obtaining money by deception related to an invention claimed to slow combat by placing a device on walls. The court heard the claim tied to a war office award of £1,000,060. The proceedings included references to Langatord and others connected to the case.
Canberra officials accept three bids for a public bus service contract with conditions. One bidder faces disqualification for failing to meet tender requirements, while two offers remained under review as the government seeks to appoint a service operator under the Impementment Act.
Ph advent Cr Winst yesterday attended an appointment of Val Tiney and Major Ryan as members of the Repatriation Commission. The pair will serve for a further three years in the Hepatriation body based in Wn felbourns.
Abstract fragment reports John Walvnr Greory, a Pratensor, drowning in the Urbinka River near Northern Port during an expedition to discover a valuable mine. The text mentions his team and ongoing exploration efforts in Australia.
A fragmented report outlines a conference in Thwtiny about emergency sales and payments linked to the muemplayed, with mentions of £800 and wartime income, and a push to restore Von Muli amid political maneuvering. It references Ottawa Canfernnes and broader economic policy debates without clear outcomes.
Newfoundland voters report early returns showing the ministry defeated in St John’s as Premier Ricki Denn faces loss prospects while opposition gains appear led by Humber and other districts. The government party suffers a partial setback with continued counting shaping a decisive outcome.
In Sydney police court a ruling was overturned after the magistrate criticized an error by the constable. The proceedings centered on defendant Charatie Ball of the DEng Squad and evidence involving Rachel Williams, who faced a conviction. Court officials described the decision as a gross misstep and adjourned with the matter unresolved.
Fragmented OCR text describes a mother and children, with references to a missing or ill mother figure and a man who has been out of work. The garbled lines hint at family distress, a possibly tragic event, and observations about interactions with a child and mother. No clear dates, locations, or names are recoverable from the readable portions.
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