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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
4
Local agents report on a community incident with multiple agencies involved and unclear details. The brief notes a small outbreak of confusion in the DugCOHT area and mentions SARS related concerns without clear causes or dates.
Fragmentary weather note records temperatures and conditions with unclear wording. Mentions a June 2 reading at 9 am and a temperature around 14 degrees with possible humidity and wind notes, plus stray numbers. Text is garbled and reads like OCR dropout from a historic page.
In February the Industrial Ordinance was amended to let any organization submit to the Industrial Board on wages and employment conditions, prompting the Federal Territory Workers' Union to seek coverage for NSW trade unions. Delays and last minute amendments to Liquor and other ordinances raise concerns over due process and the rush of lawmaking.
In a formal notice the Patent Office confirms the completion of a transfer involving Tybe and Microgy entities. The process concludes on a morning in June with the top court’s remaining items due to arrive in Canberra for final arrangements under official supervision.
Fragmentary OCR details a debate over erecting a Burns memorial statue in Canberra. Mentions committees, costs around 9 000 pounds, and related names, dates, and places with unclear phrasing. Authorities discuss tender dates and location
A Canberra style debate centers on tariffs affecting Australian families and child welfare. Senator Duncan-Hughes condemns high duties, while Molachin and others push exemptions to avoid overtaxing children. The discussion touches on imports from Britain Germany and prices of consumer goods, with industry and public sentiment shaping the tariff policy.
A garbled quotation outlines concern over government action and the spirit of Ottawa. The passage references figures like Sir George Pearce, ministers, and a debate about governance and public temper, with critique of the government’s response and plans.
Queanbeyan Alderman H Collett presided as Mayor Ally Tyler opened the council meeting. Key items included Canberra supplying metal for Cooma Head reconstruction, water meter issues, electrical work and safety notices, and discussions on freemason works permit and licensing with mixed votes on certain motions.
Bank officers discussed the proposed weekly hours at the commission meeting today. The subject of the agenda was the 48 hour workweek and its potential impact on operations and staff.
A garbled excerpt blends references to Henator Hoare and the Mad Hatter scene with mentions of Alice, the White Rabbit, and a Melbourne British Association meeting. It shifts to political asides about New South Wales and Victoria, quoting senators and critics in a dreamlike chamber with wandering ghosts and theatrical dialogue.
A garbled OCR passage describes a local scene with names like Melgar De arte Mr. William dame Soap and Wanette. It mentions a clerk and a division, with references to Canberra Gaton, Tolga MAA Vint year, and New An ae St. The text is fragmentary and difficult to interpret.
The fragment references Hamilton and a legal process with mentions of a person named Mase and a Protemional status. Details are unclear, but the item appears to be a brief legal notice or court proceeding excerpt from a Hamilton region newspaper page.
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