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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered names, places, and entities including Solicitior H. W. Deane, Irene E. Kermode, and Canberra addresses. Mentions of Australian stations and lines hint at shipping or land matters with vague dates and locations.
Weather forecast indicates cloudy conditions with wind and showery activity primarily in the southern region. Mention of moderate south winds and scattered showers appears in the report, with no indications of extreme temperatures or severe storms.
Monthly rainfall totals are listed for the year from January to June. The figures show varying precipitation with the highest amount in June and lower rainfall in earlier months, reflecting a shifting pattern across the first half of the year.
Records from Queanbeyan show monthly totals of rain and related measurements for the year to date through February and March. Data includes maximum and minimum readings and notes the totals for several months, with some illegible entries.
Irvin Chwe Hok, a local official, reported the seizure of desking equipment in Heelan area after a hold by Hepw. The operation involved Grimfen thie and Ahr OA, with Rameston noted in procedural terms and no injuries reported.
The Canberra Times announces publishing notices with prepaid subscription rates for daily, weekend, and quarterly plans. It lists contact points across Canberra, Kingston, Queanbeyan, and surrounding towns, urging readers to place orders and communicate with the circulation manager for morning delivery and related service details.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a historic wheat note with scattered names and places. It mentions Haenehat Fot ia and Wake Chvuls with unclear references to Portier and Ceacrea, plus hints of HUME and Vietielie.
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous names and numbers across locations and players with broken phrases. It mentions scores, teams, and venues in a chaotic mix, making a cohesive single event unclear.
The Commonwealth may tax income from capital invested outside Australia. This move seeks broader public support amid fiscal strain from a customs revenue slump and rising deficits. It would close a tax-avoidance gap and align with protectionist aims to keep investment local, though it risks affecting foreign capital flows and existing overseas investments.
Fragmented OCR reads like a scramble of names and terms related to a Geneva inquiry. It mentions individuals such as Mirhanone and Hypa ranean, plus various coded references and stray acronyms, without clear action or outcome. The readable bits suggest a diplomatic or investigative context but lack verifiable details.
A fragmented report notes stolen money orders totaling around 1,200 linked to local individuals and a suspect named in connection with the Deer area incident. The document references arrangements, possible suspects, and an investigation progressing with police involvement.
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