19 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
1
Heavy rains cause floods on the Hunter River and central coast cutting Newcastle to Sydney rail and land routes. Hunter River reaches 37 feet at Singleton as authorities warn of further dangers with trains cancelled and services halted. Persistent storms disrupt transport and threaten damage across the region.
In a brief item from a local page fragment, unclear names and places are readable. The text mentions Cary and a person or group connected to a sporting or civic matter, with sparse detail and no clear outcome. The fragment suggests an event or notice requiring follow up for full clarity.
A fragmented account outlines tariff discussions in the House, mentioning leaders and party positions as lawmakers push for economic measures. The report notes shifting alliances and anticipated votes amid ongoing committee work and public interest in prices and trade policy.
The tariff board completed reports amid remarks from the finance minister about potential consequences. He noted worsening conditions could follow if the report is not addressed and indicated further measures may be required.
A heavily garbled report notes Mungana leases and a commissioner dispute centered on Teirhane. The fragment references governance figures, alleged approvals, and possible public scrutiny, with unclear names and dates.
An unreadable OCR fragment references various names and places in a jumbled mix. It mentions individuals such as Jimi and Trish and hints at a local event or notice, but the text remains largely incomprehensible with scattered phrases and broken terms.
Local residents faced isolation as floods trapped families and children in East Greta. Emergency crews evacuated people to shelters near the river port, with responders noting rising water and stranded vehicles. Affected areas include nearby farms and street corridors turned to waterways. Authorities urge residents to seek safe shelter and await further relief updates.
Heavy rain drenched Maitland and nearby towns as floodwaters rose. A flood boat rescued 24 people in Maitland while seven swagmen were marooned on a roof near Fast Greta.
Australian press reports a gallant but frustrated effort at Trent Bridge as England’s tail strengthened by a standout bowling display. The match showcased strong English bowling and weak Australian tail batting, with praise for Woolley's anticipated return while noting Australia’s overall struggle for momentum.
A chaotic report details a cricket or tennis style contest with many players and clubs named, including references to Houma and Agata. The confrontation features lengthy pacing, tactical shifts, and varied scoring moments, with emphasis on endurance, timing, and shifting momentum as key factors in the outcome.
A garbled wartime style report indicates danger at nearby mines with references to workers, defenses, and local authorities. The fragmentary text mentions threats to underground workings, extended hazards, and potential activity by unnamed groups near the mine district.
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In a rain interrupted match at Landon, Surrey wins the toss and bowls first. The Weald and other players struggle amid gusting winds and soggy conditions, with notable performances by Wolfie, Ripyuaxy, and Leoekvin. Total five wickets fall for 140 runs as the innings ends prematurely.
An investigation by health authorities into a miner's illness references phtisis and toxic exposure. Officials examine workplace conditions, safety protocols, and possible connections to regional mining operations in New South Wales and related arbitration discussions.
The committee heard witnesses on the tariff inquiry with oaths taken as part of the questioning. Members pressed for evidence from Hamis and Mink regarding funding and representational ties while noting prior meetings where key witnesses denied access to disputed data. The board seeks further details on the fiber project costs and related statements.
The report describes a tense maritime or sporting event with players and officials named such as Col. Phillip Trevor and Habba, noting errors in pitching and fielding. Auditors and Worthy observations appear alongside remarks about victory chances, timing issues, and a focus on long passes and short pitches.
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