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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1928
Page
2
Public notice lists prepaid subscription rates and order details for the Federal Capital area. It mentions educational offerings, Presbyterian Ladies College, and a range of courses and buildings with emphasis on facilities and enrolment information.
A cloudy forecast notes light to moderate southerly winds and unsettled conditions. No concrete temperatures or precise timing provided. readability is limited to a general weather outlook.
Fragmentary text outlines a yearly timetable and data points regarding Falitull. The garbled lines mention a date window around ARI NET and reference a secretary or official. Readable portions suggest a basic data collection or record keeping effort.
Fragmentary text claims to present monthly rent totals for a year but readable data is missing and garbled. No clear entities, dates, or figures can be extracted to form a reliable record.
A damaged newspaper notice gives partial details for a local public sale with readable fragments naming the sale action and local officials.
A detailed retrospective on Hoovers bid for the Republican nomination and Coolidges precedent, noting past two term limits, the 1920s-30s political pattern, and upcoming Democratic selection in Houston led by Al Smith. The piece highlights party splits, anti Latin tone, and the carnival atmosphere of national conventions with mobs, banners, and cheers for Hoover.
South Africa records an unexpected victory in a cryptic event with unclear teams and participant names. The report offers minimal verifiable details and lacks coherent context.
The notice records an engagement involving unmadenight ty announced at Auda Lucy with family connections to Me and Mis Ki Mitch, referencing Rokeby Torrwen Herm and Clifford Fenty. Other names include Montsai oF Faee and Mew Te Magrlott along with Hlevet Moret and Canberve.
A chaotic but vivid arts column reviews a theatre season featuring Mr. Alan Trearor and Irene Randolph among a cast including Stuart Randolph and Adele Gore. The piece praises the capable orchestra and notes plans for two upcoming productions in September.
The church parish hosts a Boy Scouts gathering with preparatory activities and training. Leaders including J Rowley and Jase are noted as guiding the troop through scouting tasks and naval work. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday at Ta phi with invitations to all intending scouts.
An English team will attend a major event at 4:00 p.m. in Mydnoy as the crowd watches the Tughy Lsisga Thount. The notice urges jog to Canterbury and mentions the city’s English club in a brief, formal notice.
A flying boat accident near Stargate Pes killed five people and injured several others. The front wing failed during takeoff from an airfield, causing the craft to crash and spectators and participants to be trampled in the chaos. Rescue crews arrived as smoke and debris filled the scene.
An unreadable fragment shows social notes with names and affiliations, mentioning a candidacy and various people. The garbled text references individuals such as Mr and Mrs, and a few partial titles, but concrete facts are obscured by OCR errors.
A farewell evening on Wetynatay night celebrated longtime residents of Minn Ha Pomblar and Liver Hiviee. Guests included Mr and Mrs Quintan, Mr Omerioch, Mrs Fration, and many others who praised the honorees with memories and gifts. An envelope presented at the close contained a token of appreciation.
Reports from the Firat Round match describe tense play with mixed results as Chie and rival teams faced off. Key players highlighted include Tio rantek-slew fukpan and Eileen Mat, while captains and mentors organized late strategy. The event drew a crowd with notable mentions of Hal Mise Inkpen and Mine A Mi fionnel.
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