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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1930
Page
4
An OCR fragment shows multiple local Canberra area names including Duntroon, Queanbeyan, Goulburn, Bombala, Braidwood, and Captain's Water. References to production, subscription rates, delivery, and advertisers appear amid scattered proper nouns and place names. The text resembles an old newspaper mast and ad index.
Readable fragments report June 17 weather in Amati and Rarametse with 9 am forecast. Mentions Thermomene at Pam and Maustmune for 24 hours. Includes 68.2 doctors and 44.8 eugren Masini figures and 0-8 wind at 0 am.
General forecast notes mixed conditions with variable winds and light to moderate showers. Regions mentioned include Watlands and Hue Roultownim with north western areas showing calmer winds and rain chances, while coastal zones report breezy to windy periods and overall unsettled weather across the day.
Inland and coastal rainfall readings across New South Wales and Australian territories show varied totals from numerous stations including Armidale, Cowra, Goulburn, Coonabarabran, Dubbo, and Wagga Wagga. Measured figures range from single inches to percentages, with several locations reporting trace or missing data.
Fragmented text reports a civic election with references to voting in Sydney and mentions of weather conditions and incomplete names. The readable portions suggest an election day event with candidates or meetings, but details are garbled.
A report describes a window being broken during a theft attempt. The assailant used a brick to strike the pane, damaging property at a residence. Police later captured the suspect, who appeared before authorities for arraignment.
A Perth–leaked report shows Western Australia exploring a separate Dominion as discontent with Federation grows. Prominent figures Sir James Mitchell and others argue costs and tariff policies hurt the state while proponents claim revenue drains and unequal federal policies justify a secession movement.
A parliamentary discussion in New South Wales centers on a ten million pound loan quota and funding for public works. The Treasury reports claims about the grant and redemption of minor contributions while multiple officials respond to questions regarding timing, allocations, and implementation of the loan plan.
Unsettled weather with more rain and flood danger north of Jervis Bay. South to southwest winds fresh to strong. Reports imply unemployment measures and government actions affecting workers. wages and salaries discussed as part of national policy.
Government not to establish a second War Pensions Board. Tribunal for New Willyers and others discussed. Minister for Reconstitution says all requests handled by Heflin. expansion not required. Limited to historical context with unclear details and names common to the period.
The Tariff Board Act evidence debate centers on oath requirements. Officials discuss timing and actions needed to determine the official stance until government decisions clarify the proper procedure. Representatives from Australia join talks, with past practices scrutinized and proposed reforms considered.
A garbled report describes ongoing discussion around ministerial staffing for customs and revenue services. It mentions the secretary of the Controlling for Customs and Duties role, potential retirements, and officials like Mr Forde, Mr Hath, and Mr Stewart, with notes on health and continuing duties as the government weighs restructuring.
The notice states that CJ Shakespeare was printed and published for the Hedorah Capital Frees of Australia at the executive office of the SompEay in Kinalin Canberra.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a vote and political figures with unclear names and places. The readable parts reference a vote and proposals by unnamed groups or authorities. Tone resembles a brief electoral or policy update without clear specifics.
A garbled sentence reports an injury involving a girl discovered in a bedroom at a residence. Details are unclear due to damaged text, with scattered names and phrases that reference suspects, locations, and times but lack coherent context or concrete outcomes.
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