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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 29, 1933
Page
4
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Sydney reports show TeesdaCharging the public with ransom and corruption as 46 hold the neeple of New South Wales to ransom. Labor moves that action be taken to prevent milk companies from undercutting prices fixed by the Milk Board. The Assembly votes 41 to 10 to uphold the board’s maximum price, citing vendor coercion and public hardship.
Sydney court hears two men accused of conspiring to defraud the English Scottish and Australasian Bank Ltd between 1993 and 1994. Paul Leo Airioh, 77, a clerk, and George William Corfield, 41, an agent, allegedly planned to move funds via Cheques to their benefit. Detective Gallagher testified a scheme involved Airioh and Corfield sharing proceeds. Corfield’s cheating linked to a ledger. Remanded to December 18 with bail set at £400.
Programme for today lists horses and odds across races including Prismatic Barwin Ptolemy Hustler Gay Arocse Blus Ensign Patti s Git Yurawin Air Pageant Trescat Gwen Komcurrow Beauger Lad Battie Maid Fun and site s nete Fancy TS Fickence Tattle Queen TO Royal Clare Sinuoma in the Flying Handicap first division at 12 50 with entries and expected runners.
An article traces the rise of bribery and re corruption in global commerce. It recalls England's early attempts to stamp out bribery and the secrecy of commissions. It notes Australia’s exposure to the vice and calls for public understanding to safeguard honest trade.
Melbourne inquest opens into the death of pawnbroker Maurice Lim Wy shot in Piteabetty Street City. Rupert von Geyer, 50, and three others face murder suspicion while testimonies reveal the earlier confrontation and gunfire near Langley’s shop. Coroner commits Langley and Lewin for trial on murder charges.
In Sydney, the coroner found Mrs Norris of Willoughby died from a rose thorn puncture that led to cellulitis and septic condition after picking roses. The injury occurred two days before, when a thorn entered her chest, with hospital care starting November 11 at Royal North Shore Hospital.
The second reading of the Migrant Settlement Agreement bill was moved in the House with Attorney-General Lathamy urging that approval could mark a final phase of land settlement in Australia. He said £100,000 was needed to pay Victorian settlers under the tentative scheme, a view echoed amid government support and opposition adjournment secured by Mr Boullin.
A garbled contemplation of jumper race selections and handicaps lists multiple names and divisions. The text references Mandicap inuoma Rowe arrow Fun and ancy Flying Handicap and various division placements with several misspelled or corrupted names.
Fragmented OCR lists horse names and divisions including Kensington Mundicap and Four-Year-Old Handscas. Phrases suggest betting or sales prompts with planetary or city references and a line urging readers to write for pricing.
Wool demand shows Continental buying strengthening as the season progresses. Reports from Wineheambe and Carson Lu indicate French and Belgian inquiries, with France and Belgium increasing raw material imports in the nine months, despite duties and exchange rate effects.
Brisbane market reports from Tuesday show Keon competition in fence and wool mile with prices easing slightly from yesterday. Strong buyers and moderate demand influenced the day as traders noted softer quotes and steadier bidding.
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