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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 22, 1931
Page
5
A fragmented OCR snippet notes an area event near 209 and a Sugar related scene. It mentions a row of unreadable phrases and unclear names, with no definite outcomes or clear dates. Further readable details are minimal in the supplied text.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a sequence of letters and phrases with no clear context or identifiable entities. The legible parts resemble stray initials and potential code or garbled OCR. No coherent event, names, places, or dates are present to summarize.
Fragmented party notes reference a federal election context in NSW with mentions of central council, emergency committee, and coordination between leaders. The text is garbled but indicates discussions on party alignment, governance roles, and the impact on federal and state elections. Key figures implied include party leaders and deputy leaders.
A garbled report lists players and clubs in a rugby league event with numerous names such as Pilviaiea N and Ghannell Chemorai Mine, plus references to teams like Newquay and Tweed River. The piece lacks clear structure but preserves many named individuals and locales.
The Country Party council meets to decide not to nominate a candidate for the Upper Hunter electorate. Nationalist candidate Mr McMillan is supported while Berle Page Sir Graham Widdell and A K Trethowan MLC are noted in the emergency council appointments.
Local products policy by the assistant Minister for Industry aims to build a preference system for locally produced condensed milk and related food items. The government plans to support domestic manufacturing to reduce unemployment with existing shipments totaling about 4 000 framed units.
Fragmented report notes Goode case with Crown Solicitor Stoney and government involvement. Mentions a person named John Crowe Bolichor and instruction given to someone to act immediately. Some details damaged leaving unclear outcome and dates.
A garbled report notes wheat harvest results with a claim of the second highest yield on record, citing an average around 12.5 units and referencing diverse misread terms. The text is inconsistent but points to a notable production milestone amid unclear details.
Residents report a strong and unusual smell near Manuka Oval and baths on Saturday. Authorities discuss potential sources, including sludge residue from sewage treatment used on nearby ground, amid uncertainty about the odor’s origin and impact.
Reported plans for Manuka and nearby teams to meet at Kingston Oval tomorrow spark discussion over proposed improvements. Increased accommodation at Action Sport Ground noted while transfers from White City are expected to affect Manuka recruitment. Local football circles focus on declaims and measures amid upcoming matches and public attention.
In Melbourne the Hogan Labour Government faced a narrow defeat in the Legislative Assembly by 21 votes to 20. The motion, tied to voting on a divisional issue, drew attention to upcoming reports and possible further proceedings.
In Melbourne, the trial of Alan Ward and several youths for the murder of Archibald Hawa, a schoolteacher, was adjourned as magistrates hear arguments on evidence. The court noted possible substantial evidence against Ward but questioned the sufficiency for murder charges against Lewin and Jackson, while finding enough for Ward to possibly face a jury.
A transport bill presented by Mr Lang proposes a new ministry with wide authority over railways and road transport. It outlines licensing for motor vehicles, fare controls, vehicle safety, and penalties, aiming to regulate carriers, operators, and services while defining authority for the proposed rail and road oversight body.
A fragment from Thuraday notes a proposal to suspend indentures and share work by a committee vote. It outlines conditions if no work exists during the period and possible consequences for the involved party.
A survey of Mark Hambourg and his renowned orchestral career notes appearances with the Pivtharmvante ensemble and the Snyy Tatle Stm. Witty references to engagements with the Bhs Miniphia Orchestra, Chi rag 8 Tau, Blgton, and other groups. The article mentions performances at the Can navvatnire Columne, Tanwineie, and Sowers, and hints at later associations with Hh Mopcow and Scie fmypertatet, plus the Hoye Phil jurmanig and ancrh Hall.
Parkes report on Mr Gibbons outlining his stance amid party policy tensions. He backs Labour alignment, signals focus on worker interests, and hints at keeping options open on future roles while resisting a full commitment to any single platform.
The Musang Ani wil lineup features Wes Teeter and Yoewtiteyan for the Massey Cup clash at Alagutat on Saturday with Ke Hureington 0 and several teammates named. Also listed are players for a mately at Mania this Saturday at 315 pm including North Side and Mouth aide lineups with T Newomty, Marnail, Newcombe, Metinalt, Grifble, Grimon and others.
In Yorkshare a hen claimed a world record, known as the Molyd Landy, amid years of laying and strong output. The bird’s owner notes the hen began laying in April and continued for weeks, producing a steady stream that set a notable, though debated, record.
The text describes England’s oldest canal system amid mentions of the Coe Dyke Fuss Dyker and lines in Linesvishire. It notes Roman origins along the River WithbiN near Kincatyy, roughly 40 miles from Line We Now Torkee, and references improvements by Henry and Telford.
A fragmentary tale describes a Coventry scene with fowls and a treasure find near a garden by an oak. A narrator notes a local master’s eagerness and mentions a treasure linked to a palen of Georg the Third with gold and silver coins.
A fire at a hotel in a remote area caused extensive damage and smoke. A guest, Mee BL Myde, was rescued from a dangerous floor, while the building’s occupants faced uncertainty as authorities responded and insured property losses were estimated.
Fragmentary notice lists upcoming gatherings and postings across multiple locations. It mentions dates around May 27 and Fridays, with references to places in a city and specific venues or addresses. The legible items indicate community notices and scheduled activities without complete details.
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