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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
2
A fragmented publishing notice from The Canberra Times outlines prepaid Australian made mineprint subscriptions and local agents. It lists contact references and regional agents in Queanbeyan Bungendore and nearby areas, noting subscription pricing and postal terms in a period-appropriate voice.
A fragmented notice describes a home delivery service for a daily newspaper delivered to households in Canbareu and Gueshbeyan before the next edition from Isawbere. Readers are instructed to communicate Melememen and address to The Casborm Times. Contact Mr BP Murmy at Lows Biteet Gueusbeyan for details.
Fragmentary weather notes show barometer readings and temperatures with garbled dates and places. The text references Queanbeyan and Tamparatars, plus a period ending June 23, and mentions a weekly Warren year and municipal payment references, all unclear from the damaged OCR.
Canberran conditions begin mostly fine with a frosty night and some fog. Later expect cloud from the west, developing showers on the tableland, as fresh west to north-west winds shift in.
Australia and other British realms prepare to depart for the Imperial Economic Conference in Ottawa. The piece argues for closer British bonds and economic unity, noting trade gaps between Empire production and UK needs, and stresses shared responsibility to strengthen global stability.
Local notes outline YWCA and community activities planned for July and early August. The article mentions reunions, sports ceremonies, meetings, and youth council planning with multiple events across weeks, including church services and upcoming dates.
In London on Tuesday New South Wales shares edged higher on market activity with gains led by key local listings. Traders noted steady demand and improving sentiment for NSW companies amid ongoing global liquidity shifts.
Readable notes show record low temperatures in Sydney metropolitan area with a 95.7 degree reading. Preparations underway for a Saturday rugby match in Caboolture and a Friday appearance by the Hadaduton Chuby. The YMCA boys rugby team to face Kingston at Aton on Friday while the rugby club members prepare for wind and weather challenges.
In a dramatic World Boxing match Sharkey defeated his opponent in a hard fought bout. The early rounds saw Sharkey taking blows but he fought back with hard rights and aggressive pressure. By the ninth round Sharkey appeared stronger, delivering powerful combinations that unsettled his rival and drew the crowd into a loud roar.
British delegates discuss the Ottawa Conference results amid Unity tensions and trade premisses. Reports mention American competitors and potential shifts in policy as nations weigh collaboration and protection.
A Rotterdam message says the Royal Dutch Air Mail directorate will soon review extending air mail from Java to Australia. It is reported the plan would require a subsidy, though the likelihood of such funding is very remote.
The funeral of Mrs Katherine Scott, long resident near Bungay, was held at Extolly Cemetery. Relatives include her daughter Lasley and four daughters in addition to sons Damien and Patrick. Attendees included many friends and Rev Father Maydan officiated at the service.
Fragmented text discusses trade relations and economic concepts, mentioning a potential global system, prosperity, and comparisons to Australia and America. Includes garbled phrases about a coalition, monetary policy, and international meetings, with unclear figures and dates.
The Prime Minister Te A. f.yomny presides over a farewell at Olluwa ahead of a Commonwealth detesation. Lyons plans to return to Ung Asunhe University after a brief leave, with many hoping for a cure. The event honors a long-serving cabinet member and signals reshuffles in the Commonwealth government.
A cyclist begins a lengthy journey from Canberra toward Perth. Tracing the unused roads, he aims to reach Gun-duyal South by August with stopovers and local support from Canberra residents. The traveler carries provisions and plans to meet Melbourne by mid September, weather permitting, with updates to family along the way.
George Muvetwit, a well known chiller from Mruth Hela, died in January leaving estate valued at £860,831, with proceeds to the widow, children, and relatives. The will provides a large share to the chief beneficiary and a remainder allocated among dependents.
A Sydney court awarded 4500 damages after a 21 year old claimant was knocked down by a tram in Kensington. The jury found the operator at fault and ordered 200 to be paid into a fund for medical expenses, with the rest to be assessed later.
A union delegation asks Mr Piddington KC to attend the Matown hearing before the basic wage inquiry. The request comes from union secretaries seeking to present trade union perspectives on wage standards.
A weathered report notes the state Labour Party gathering in Sydney, with Mr. Fane re-elected to lead the party amid a roster including M. Zvli’van as whip and T. Bhanwen as Bee ary, B. Oke as treasurer, and He Kebeht man of hie Warts. The meeting carried a resolution congratulating Mr. Leng oo bin Hight.
Fragmentary testimony shows Goode and Vernon involved in wool contracts. Witnesses describe Vernon threatening violence to compel confession while Goode pressed for an implied favor. Inquiry adjourned with unresolved questions and lingering doubt about collusion.
In a late round at Wimbledon the Austratians and British players battled through a chaotic match, with Craw and top seeds exchanging momentum. The crowd witnessed a tight sequence of sets as players pressed for advantage, while tactical errors and strong service runs shaped the outcome.
A fragmented report notes a restoration request linked to MATMOUILN IG regarding expenses and compensation from the government. Officials discussed risks and cost, with a figure over twenty thousand pounds cited. The matter was referred for further review and potential action by the authorities.
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