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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1932
Page
2
Fragmented weather data from Canberra Queanbeyan region lists daily temperatures and rainfall. It includes maximums around 40 degrees, minimums near 23, and month totals with scattered figures for March through June, but many OCR errors obscure precise values.
The vice regals and allied figures including Lady Imaav join Captain Tr H. Wenkeniedle and JOAN at Canberra this morning for a military briefing. Mr B Paul of Hastings and widow of the late Mr Paul oversee Napier Gag Company meanwhile Miss B Vault of Auckland visits their brother Mr Paul of Quasanberae as they assess regional affairs.
Opinion piece denounces the Lang administration for catastrophe in New South Wales finances. It argues a delayed Australian recovery hinges on NSW reform, accountability, and hard sacrifices. Premier Stevens faces backlash as critics warn federation stability depends on NSW’s fiscal overhaul.
The coroner and jury weigh a complex murder case with a fatal shooting. Witnesses discuss intent while the coroner notes the court outcome as deliberations over evidence continue.
In a winter meeting of the Hoon Government retiny rm Tie Qhwaithesien Appel Gourd, Mason of Queanbeyna EM Wy outlined inexact land valuations. The durian appellant’s agent argued valuations were finite and weak, prompting debate on whether valuation methods distorted property assessments.
The inquiry reveals consideration of director payments linked to a Goode led company and Waldron clear involvement. Witnesses describe contracts, payments, and a contested 1928 arrangement amid a restructuring, with Goode denying improper benefits while others discuss sums and future risk.
The case centers on Token Investments Ltd and its directors Markwood and others accused of inducing investors with a false statement about a government warrant and profits. Witnesses describe a pattern of misrepresentation to gain funds, with hearings noting a bond and daily reporting to authorities.
A disjointed account details a Massy Cup match between Canberra and Queanbeyan with Canberra claiming a notable win. Mentions many players including Haug, Maya, and Canbera’s key figures while describing back-and-forth actions, team lineups, and strategic moves throughout the game.
The fragmentary report lists juried entries and participant names spanning teams and individuals. Several names appear garbled or partially unreadable, with only hints of teams and events retained in this historic snippet. The text references Maurer Norlin, Wenlé, Upton, Monty Rial, and multiple listed participants, but details remain unclear due to OCR errors.
The Parkhill tour of Northern Australia proceeds with stops near Mount Tow Al Tam and Clanenery as ministers inspect mining operations. The itinerary includes Mount Ina and Chama amid talks on communication facilities and future development. Local officials, including P. O Brien and J. Gawing, accompany the minister through TarkNIMT and neighboring reserves.
Australian papers report Vines avenging a prior loss to Hopman in a Wimbledon clash. The match featured strong volley exchanges and solid serves from Vines, with Hopman fighting hard but edged out in straight sets. Crawford also defeated Tuwiwella as part of the day’s play, while other results included wins for Melon and Shielda in singles.
A local musical society presents a program featuring works by Autumne Grieg and other composers. Performances include string and piano duets and vocal numbers conducted by Bealise, with a themed evening of classics and arrangements.
Fragments describe a missing person case in a rural area with references to Moore and Kenney, plus brothers from Wimbiedua. The text hints at a search effort north of Hathurst and hardship delaying rescue as communities prepared to intensify efforts.
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