Senator Massey Green Leaves for New Zealand
Fragmentary OCR text notes a senator named Massey Green leaving for New Zealand with unclear context and several garbled phrases, no clear dates, places, or supporting entities identifiable.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 17, 1933
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text notes a senator named Massey Green leaving for New Zealand with unclear context and several garbled phrases, no clear dates, places, or supporting entities identifiable.
Acting mayor named amid political reshuffle following death of council member Auton. Frere and Corn elected to lead under party banner, with new administration expected to steer city during transition period.
Canberra Bowling Club fields Green and Brown rinks for a Saturday match at Forrest Ere Toler while White rinks compete at Braddon. Teams include Parsons, Tain, McDonald Churk, Nairn, Binns, Weatherbo, Charmas, Monnan, Hammersley, Creage and others. Final Inter-club clash set for Hath Apat against Canberra] with Browns led by Fawcett, Harrig, D Arcy, Lovett, Steyeon, Earl, Petersen, Hichardon, Pela, Jeffrey.
The brat round of 34 holes v. borey competition was held yesterday. Tea cards show Mrs. Daley 4 14, Mrs. Carter 5 up, Mrs. Dixon up, Miss Crippe 2 up, Mrs. Martin up, Mrs. Thorpe 2 up, Miss Rowe fun, Mrs. Davidson 7 up, Mrs. Mesroe rib.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a 19th century parliamentary speech on tariff and a wire duty. Abbott and Lathamson are cited amid party conflict. The piece frames industrial wages and coal mine impacts, urging repeal of the wire tax and government action.
The Commonwealth Gazette announces a proclamation defining a pistol as any lethal weapon carried concealed on the person. The act aims to curb conceal weapons and create uniform procedures for importation. Applicants must obtain police clearance, then seek customs certification via the relevant authorities before import.
Sydney reports Francis Cilifard Wylen escaped Lithgow lock‑up last night by removing ceiling boards and climbing to the roof. Police traced a man matching Wylen’s description in Bathurst Street, then questioned a Lithgow‑bound car driver with a rear number plate missing. neither match led to Wylen’s capture.
Dr Robert Storer testifies under cross examination denying he was asked to leave within 12 months and recounts discussions with Mackay about a research article. He admits owning yachts where youths were present but denies indecency, while a document is said to have been obtained by threat from police and a medical man’s name loyalty.
Final acceptances for the NOVINE HANDICAP at CITY TATTERSALLS CLUB list horses and weights with trainers and maidens. Other stakes include RANDWICK TAKER and DENMAN STAKER. The CUP event starts at 3 p.m. with multiple horses named and weights noted.
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