Pro Fred Walsh Incepted 1752 Patents Trade Marks
Pro Fred Walsh operation at Barrack Street Sydney opposite GPO and Canberra Feuix F Mitchell solicitor Cooma Queanbeyan with Ringwood Ranch. Commerce office notes £ a0 due Wednesday and Friday.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
2
Pro Fred Walsh operation at Barrack Street Sydney opposite GPO and Canberra Feuix F Mitchell solicitor Cooma Queanbeyan with Ringwood Ranch. Commerce office notes £ a0 due Wednesday and Friday.
Fragmentary weather note reports temperatures and wind details for Canberra with unclear figures. Core items indicate a 24 hour forecast and maximum and minimum values, but many words are garbled, leaving the exact values unreadable.
A general forecast notes unsettled conditions with rain and heavier showers expected in certain coastal areas. Winds shift from northerly to southerly, with strong gusts in parts of Tarunsea and southern coastlines. Temperatures vary, and some regions may see clearing skies later while others face continued rain and breezy conditions.
A fragmented rainfall table lists numerous place names and figures across districts. The ledger style entry names towns including Wentworth, Mudgee, Orange, Coonabarabran, Gilgandra, Forbes, and Parkes with various rainfall percentages or inches, alongside scattered personal initials and stray notes, painting a broad flood of data from multiple regions.
Fragmented text lists teams players and places including Sydney Kiana Hay Hawker UWL Covel Bart RAW Lip tag and many blurred names. lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize a specific game or match.
A damaged report describes abattoir carnage linked to Smilogm War and government action. Health Minister Be Najinoute confirms inspection shows slaughteryards contaminated and reform needed. The scene includes disputed claims about bags, yard cleanliness, and oversight, with references to Melbourne readers and officials.
Canberra forecast warns generally unsettled conditions with heavy rain and possible floods in river basins. Northerly winds strengthen to gale force in parts, shifting to near and south-west later. Cold spell expected with snow on highland regions.
The United States proposes a one year suspension of inter government war debts and reparations, seen as a first step toward broader rearrangements. Analysts note resentment in Europe, especially France and Britain, over unpaid balances and the lasting burden on future generations, while calls grow for a comprehensive, equitable settlement to avert renewed tensions and war risk.
The government outlines plans for expanded air routes across Europe amid strategic and economic considerations. Officials discuss potential collaboration with allied nations, with emphasis on security, navigation, and regional connectivity.
The report notes a planned discussion in Washington on a rare phase with the wil ver groblam, outlining expected arguments and the potential political implications for U S policy.
The Prince at Wa len expresses sincere thanks to Your Excellency and to the government and people of the Commonwealth for birthday congratulations, which he greatly appreciates. The message notes appreciation for the reception and well wishes from the authorities last year.
English cordite factory disaster leaves eleven dead and ten injured at Mawal Heath. One building destroyed as a column of smoke and flame towered toward nearby towns. Debris and emergency crews flood the scene amid rapid containment efforts.
Dr. Ed Por Om Indl Motainy appears in a brief court or medical notice reported with sparse readable details. The item underscores a named individual connected to an ongoing local matter, set within a formal notice context.
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