Weather Data From Canderea May Rain Totals
Weather notes show monthly rainfall totals for the current year with figures for May and other months. A total rainfall figure for 1928 is recorded as 1.07 inches.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 10, 1929
Page
4
Weather notes show monthly rainfall totals for the current year with figures for May and other months. A total rainfall figure for 1928 is recorded as 1.07 inches.
A flood of rainfall figures spans numerous towns from Victoria and nearby areas, listing rainfall amounts and related place names such as Portland Colac Ballarat and Melbourne suburbs. The OCR mixes locations with percentages and numbers, presenting a broad rainfall tally across July and regional districts.
Local records in Queanbeyan mention a scattered temperature note with unclear names and a May reference. The legibility is poor and no concrete events or figures are established.
A brief report notes rainfall records were recorded in the Cuyrem region. Local observatories reported measurable totals, with officials pledging to release detailed figures after verification. Weather department advised residents to monitor daily updates for further data and forecasts.
Funds will be collected and forwarded after midmonth with help from officials and private houses. Major A. i Date notes relief aims for those affected by the Tow. The tally will be adjusted to a proportionate share of capital estimates. Government and private groups plan renovation assistance for flooded homes and safe resettlement.
The Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia reminds the public that Friday night banking is provided. The Canberra Branch at Civic Centre and the Canberra East Post Office Agency stay open for deposits withdrawals transfers and all Savings Bank business each Friday night.
The Federal vom of Australia Ltd advertises prepaid subscription rates for daily publication in the Federal Capital City area. The notice lists nonpareil rates and service details for readers within the Commonwealth with mentions of various local regions and subscription options.
General forecast reports varied conditions across regions. New South Wales experiences frosted land with variable winds, while Victoria sees cloudy intervals and scattered showers. Inland areas expect overcast skies with rain in parts, and western Australia notes moderating westerly winds and occasional rain near coastal zones. North Australia shows scattered showers with frontal activity and mild easterly trends.
A garbled weather synopsis describes cloud cover and light to moderate rain across northern and central districts with frost in some western areas. It notes variable winds, cool nights, and scattered showers in Victoria and Western Australia, plus tropical winds and dew points in the Northern Territory and Northern regions.
The Commonwealth National Library received early jewellery and two old books from Caulfield Victoria. Grandfather Lieutenant Joe Moore arranged transport to Canberra as flexible land settlement formed the Federal Capital Territory. The narrative covers Moore’s land purchase letters and Canberra’s stock station origins.
Mr KE Mimm, deputy of Commonwealth Railway, travels with Mr Gatun to Canberra to confer with the Minister for Markets and discuss retirement plans. Mr Voll, a highway authority, will begin a new service prior to retirement, with details pending.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a meeting at the court hall at eight tonight with participants including Canon Ward and Sir Don Butters. It mentions work by Cammy Want in Chambery and hoped committee cooperation with other parties, but details are obscured by garbled transcription.
Readable snippets describe lunar and planetary observations with timings and celestial events. Mentions Mount Stromlo, Solar Observatory setup, and references to Venus, Jupiter, Moon rises, and related measurements. Data appears fragmentary but preserves named objects and approximate times.
The Canberra tribute marks Colonel P. T. Owen OBE MLE moving to Wollongong after monumental service to the Commonwealth and Canberra. As chief engineer and early developer, he laid electric supply, water and sewerage, oversaw Cotter dam works, timber and brick supplies, and Parliament House joinery, shaping the capital’s initial construction and ongoing services.
A letter from Victorians urges moving public holidays to Monday to end weekend travel woes and boost trade. Residents argue for a standardized long weekend to support visitors and merchants, praising a Victorian example and hoping for broader adoption. May 6, 12%, Livet Wellingyan.
A muddled report notes flight delays at Calcutta and outlines plans discussed by officials including Mr Kelly and hospital committees. The discussion centers on reform measures, anticipated reductions in ward lengths and a probe into tempers in the hospital, aiming to boost maintenance funding and address adult male population needs.
Fragmented OCR reading includes garbled names and phrases about elections and votes. It references The King, Winder, London and May dates, with unclear context and numerous misspellings. The readable portions suggest a political event or voting activity, but specifics are unattainable from the text.
A motor accident killed three people and seriously injured others amid a nightmarish scene. Police and emergency crews responded as witnesses described a chaotic crash with several vehicles involved. Names and exact locations remain unclear due to distorted text.
A man identified as the suspect in a fatal shooting remains unnamed as police press for details. The victim, in critical condition, was found wounded yesterday in South Kesminarem. The attacker reportedly fled via a rear window. Investigators say the suspect knows the victim but has not disclosed the motive or identity. The department asked for patience while they work to establish what happened.
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