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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 25, 1936

Page

4

KING'S BIRTHDAY Postal Arrangements Summary

On King's Birthday the Canberra postal network operates with staggered hours. Canberra City opens from 9:00 to 16:10 for most services except money order and savings bank transactions. mail and parcel dispatch times vary by location. Manuka and Canberra East have restricted hours with money order and savings bank services limited. A clearance time is noted for a late mail drop at 9:90 am and a 9:30 am cut for letter deliveries at some stations.

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Fish Walk 300 Feet In Minutes Reported Study

A fragmentary newspaper piece describes fish walking 300 feet in minutes with references to observers, locations, and a mysterious observed behavior. It mentions The Journal, Anthony Migieaun, and National Fy TH Aati, detailing a pond exit and a homing instinct observed in fish near rafts and banks.

Incomplete Publication From Canberra Australia

Fragmentary OCR shows a publication line with names and an address in Canberra Australia. Content is unclear but indicates publishing details or imprint with personal names and a street or district. No clear event date or action.

Treasure Hunts Lure of Pirates Hoards

A fragmented account traces treasure hunts across the Americas from South Africa to the Caribbean, detailing legends of Captain Thompson and the Bonito of the Bloody Sword. It describes searches on Cocos Island, Costa Rica, Oak Island, and other sites, noting repeated expeditions, harsh conditions, and enormous sums reportedly buried, with no verifiable finds.

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The Labon Casino Heist and the Curse of the Treasure

A tale of a high stakes roulette game in Nice with M. Labon winning 36,000 francs at 17 and a dramatic twist as the croupier and manager react. The narrative shifts to a fatal outcome for Labon and a legend of buried Bolivian treasure linked to Sacainabaya Syndicate, fueling the myth of a long elusive fortune.

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Canberra YWCA Notes On July Activities And Classes

Canberra YWCA announces Bridge Club meetings on Thursday afternoons starting July, a trophy afternoon, and potential member competitions. The Women’s Humming Class remains on Wednesdays, language groups form for German and Japanese, and a Tap Dancing class led by Miss Perrinoni begins July 8. President Mr WB Hicks and Secretary Mrs WHNinma attend Melbourne events.

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Hidden Hoard of Bolivia Unearthed in Don Quixote Tale

The fragmentary tale speaks of a buried treasure worth over two million pounds found during a mining venture. A shaft reached depths over 190 feet as pumps and a new tunnel were built after a prior collapse. Mysteries linger over the shaft’s purpose and the stone’s burial.

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Glass as Film At Leningrad Institute Photographs Tempered

A report from the Leningrad Optical Institute describes a method enabling photographs to be taken with ordinary glass and then viewed through a simple process. The technique involves subjecting the plate to a temperature of 19 degrees Celsius, avoiding degradation of clarity and permitting development with a small amount of silver nitrate.

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