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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 20, 1929
Page
2
Fragmented notice speaks of endowment act terms and teaching courses with names like Estelle and MacDONELA. It lists term dates February 12 June 4 September 17 and mentions weather data and rainfall comparisons to 1928, with scattered references to examinations and staff.
Climate notes from Queanbeyan show the period ended with the city recording maximum and minimum temperatures, total rainfall, and other meteorological figures. Data appears fragmented but indicates standard daily weather tracking for the region.
The document lists monthly rainfall totals for the current year with illegible entries for several months. It records a total rainfall figure at the end, indicating a summary of precipitation by month. The readable portions show January February March May and a final yearly total.
Turbulent contest features Bayer turtie winnere and Mine fine ware. Names like Lindstrom and Veilleux appear with references to Parc Lee and Nuria Ay Nyy. The text blends scrambled names and fragments, outlining a chaotic event with unknown outcomes and scattered team mentions.
The Canberra Times announces publishing details and subscription options for daily delivery within the Commonwealth. It lists staff, office locations, and access points including bookstalls and railway stations for morning distribution and mentions ongoing production of Australian made newspaper stock.
A terse dispatch lists multiple mailings and correspondences across regions including Melbourne, Canberra, Queanbeyan, Adelaide, and Victoria. It references entries for North and West NRW, Wall matter on main Southern Woes, and regular notices with times and places such as Duntroon and Majura, indicating scheduled communications and postal related items.
Fragmented text from a Canberra based rugby league meeting article notes secretary Ne Vic Rot Voothatt Teague and references riverine areas. The piece mentions the League Meet and a public print by C J Shake rpente for the Federal Capital row of Australia, with unclear dates and names due to OCR errors.
A US business delegation plans an economic survey of Russia amid a prior British visit. Russia seeks a huge loan backed by Britain, with a resumption of diplomatic ties and no clear security. Piotkoff touts a five year plan for railways housing and industry, while Britain faces large property seizures. The Americans face questions on paying capacity and security as they weigh terms.
Fragmented text describes an offer involving rabbits at a Yass event with unclear details. Not enough readable facts to identify people, organizations, or dates.
The Canora Golf Club championship seeds narrowed as players push toward the final rounds. Names like Mas Nebiaile, Gomer Tok, and Basu feature among contenders, with key matches lingering into the weekend and notable early favorites emerging.
Fragmentary OCR note with scattered names and terms. Appears to reference racing or betting terms and multiple proper nouns but lacks coherent events or outcomes. Notable entities include several personal names and locations, yet the readable content does not form a complete report.
The article lists a busy slate of associates matches with several players named including Wi nchester and Thornton in tense bouts. Notable results feature VvT 36 and Mina Gol securing decisive victories while others like Nes Thursday and Waser v Winds offer close contests amid a crowded schedule at the venue.
Sparse OCR text mentions a rugby league item involving juniors and a Saturday event. Names and precise details are unclear, but it notes a match or game day with teams or players referenced as local or junior level and a cash or score mention. The fragment includes references to Hayley and Irene and a general match context.
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