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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 24, 1930
Page
3
A fragmented gardening column discusses hedge planting and root care with references to watering practices and seasonal timing. It mentions weather implications, maintenance routines, and the aim to improve plant health through regular attention and proper techniques.
The fragmented text discusses planting, timing to flowering, and care steps for a garden crop. It mentions months, prepares for transplant, and suggests fertilizer or nutrient applications. Names and places are incomplete, with several garbled phrases and nonstandard spellings.
An early 20th century style notice from Melbourne promoting bulbs and perennials. It lists Peruvian Tiger Hody of Valley, Spider Lat Phlox, Vanity, and a range of bulbs and rare plants. Mentions garden subjects, gardening annus, and a vendor named Philip Montague of Frankston Victoria.
A garbled property listing in Potts Point promises exclusive rooms at 10 Challis Avenue with mentions of comfort and convenience. It claims proximity to city transport, parking, and a guest house setup run by Mrs. L. Gardner, but decipherable details are limited and several words are unclear or misspelled.
The piece presents Mr Gullett's controversial Farmers' Pool opinion amid a crowded sparsely legible transcript. It references farmers, politics, and local authority figures in a dated rural setting with scattered names and places, conveying debate over farm policy and leadership without clear conclusions.
The text records a visit by Goulburn leaders to the Boy Scouts and mentions related events and dates. It is a fragmented OCR capture with several unreadable sections, but notes a meeting at St. NWA CHINE and references to Abies and Mrooy Bear.
Fragmentary text fragment references a military or memorial wreath and relatives with unclear names and dates. The legible parts mention a wreath donation and a person possibly named Richapisin or Kyle, with references to a deceased and a memorial setting.
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