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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 03, 1930
Page
5
A fragmented report details a billiards event in London involving Lindram and a possible match or exhibition. The text mentions players, dates, and a quoted figure around 14,000 for a contract or stake, with references to promoters and arrangements.
A Victorian House debate on salaries unfolds Thursday as the detachment on a new conundrum attracts attention. Mrs Moun replies to Mr. Twtiron, while discussions touch on public service and government policy affecting employment. The exchange highlights tensions over enforcement and wage limits.
The government plans 16,000,009 and 89,000,010 allocations toward railway and water projects. The Petra Government, through the Minister for Railway Hoberring, will channel funds to public works. A key priority is a costly Atlantic highway from Nova Rockta Seton Coloma, with federal and provincial Par value to share costs equally.
A widow, 33, Thureday Se Liiaiy shaweny, suffered a deep wound at her home. She was taken to hospital but died. The incident occurred early morning and local officials are investigating.
Rooming notice lists Henne Frants and Ra Ate with a score of 3 to 0 and 10 points, plus a M8 reference. The fragment hints at a housing or rooming entry with unspecified details and a pointer to a location or project named Welle far pockies.
Fragmentary report from the imperial conference discusses how tariff policies affect Empire markets, specifying Australia, Britain, and other dominions. It notes shifts in unemployment, trade networks, and the need to expand demand for Empire goods while comparing market sizes and origins of imports.
London reports a renewal of a will demand with confusion over the will and its implications. The piece notes unemployment pressures and economic strain, detailing confusion and concerns about financial obligations and opportunities amid a widening economic decline.
Reported details from the English H conference describe new figures, with Mr Scullin’s speech standing out amid a host of delegates. The scene features discussions on Labour Government, host arrangements, and notable reverence toward figures like Mr Rumery MacDonnell.
A farewell event in Rt. Christopher School Hall for the last IT cricketers. Notable attendees include Lord Mayor and ACH secretary Mr. Kennly. Funds raised for farewell, with memories of hospitality from sporting crowds. Possible future recommendations to the Board of Control upon return.
A mixed report on rationing measures affecting railway workshops notes a 20 percent reduction in certain supplies. The Railway Commission discusses impacts on locomotive energy, wage terms, and a shift in work schedules, with officials signaling no link to broader farm rationing plans.
A Packard passenger car service will depart Canberra via Queanbeyan and Rineston to Sydney on Thursday and Saturday at 10 am arriving in Sydney at 4 pm. Returns depart Sydney via Hunter Street at 9 am on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Stops include Kingston Garden City Provan Chaelton Queanbeyan and Canberra routes with fares listed by multiple depots.
Fragmentary text details an Empire Games team returning to Australia New South Wales or Sydney area. Mentions Kenilee Gatun and Mydney inte afternoon. References a manager and party performing, with three festa and a finish in fourth place. Overall unclear but implies Australian athletic events and results.
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