Renives Acosta Piano and Singing School Admits Pupils
A Canberra and Australian Capital Territory notice advertises a music and piano singing program led by certified teachers from Melle Conservatorium Melbourne. It lists terms on application, address at Monte Vista and Rove Crescent, plans for diplomas, and vacancies for pupils with connections to Planotorte and Harmony training. A separate boarding school entry promotes a boys’ academy with domestic facilities, country-life benefits, exam preparation, and headmaster Rev J. Edwards.
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Melle Conservatorium of Music
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Canberra
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Wi J. Edwards
Newspaper Publishing Notice From Canberra Era
Fragmented notice lists publishing rates and placements for Canberra and surrounding areas. Mentions several named towns and editors, with scattered references to delivery dates and circulation. The text is garbled but conveys a regional publishing advertisement and rate card style.
Weather and rainfall data from Canberra monthly totals
The clipping shows weather readings for Sanberia and Gelaber with barometer and thermometer data, plus monthly rainfall totals for Canberra. It lists measurements, dates, and unspecified totals, indicating a record-keeping weather summary for the current year to date.
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General Weather Outlook by Regions and Winds
Noon yesterday forecast for New South Wales and Victoria reports cloudy conditions with rain and thunder in the northwest, warmer inclinations with strong winds inland and along coastlines. Similar unsettled patterns extend across Queensland, Western Australia, and South Australia with variable winds, possible showers, and occasional thunder as systems move eastward.
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Rainfall tally across Australian towns at nine am yesterday
Rainfall readings from Yesterday record across many towns including Mackay 476mm, Perth 17mm, Rockhampton 41mm, Cape Cleveland 0mm, etc. Notable high totals appear in Mackin tay 476 and Queensland regions while several locations report low to moderate amounts.
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Denmark
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Kajonup
Perth
Qeraliiton
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Leeuwin
Queensland
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Tuadaxtane
Gympie
Maryborourt
Killarney
Cooktawn
Donglun
Cape Cleveland
Rockhampton
Dundalerg
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Rion
Vind
Mackey
Terminm
Jaagreach
Victoria
Pawawnia
Lare Head
Tan
Jowto
Cusanas
Hundred Years Task Spearheads Marriage Index Project
Mr Porrival Hoyd of the Society of Qonunlagia announces a long term effort to compile a comprehensive Index of marriages from Rag in and Wates between 1988 and 19A7. He claims a completed Hak oF A400q004 exists and outlines five matitos to examine, with a projected four hundred years to finish the program.
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Weather Forecast Signals Warm to Hot Day Ahead
The forecast calls for warm to hot, sultry conditions with increasing clouds. Scattered air and thunder develop and winds shift from north to northeast, reaching strong speeds later in the day.
Public debate over Lang and the Australian Loan Council
The Canberra Times scrutinizes Me Long and Lang over abolishing the Australian Loan Council. It argues the council anchors prudent policy and that Lang’s promise to dismantle it is politically disingenuous. The piece notes ministers press NSW voters to back Lang, warning of misleading electoral pledges.
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Australian Loan Council
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Loan Council
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Melbourne
Flight to India R101 Ready for Departure
Widespread aviation updates indicate R101 is prepared for a flight to India. Officers report continued coordination with government ministries regarding the journey. The new governor’s cover and direction emphasize stability and safety for the voyage from Australia.
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William Alee Jinan
KAA
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Alean
Tadla
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Miei Gommuniain
Dretton
Lost liner diplomatic papers recovered after deep sea trek
In 1982 a wrecked liner in the Bay of Biscay yielded a cargo bag with diplomatic papers. The documents, found at 400 feet depth, remained largely intact though damp. Included are telegrams and communications among foreign representatives and the ship’s company.
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Thureday
Autvam
Pollaion Sith
Bay of Biscay
Documenta
Eviction at Duntroon sparks ministerial dispute
The Eviction dispute centers on statements by Minister for Home Affairs Mr Makenny and remarks by Mr Creamy. The text alleges attempts to forfeit a Lands tenancy in the Territory and criticizes actions affecting Mr R A Crawmy and local agriculture.
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Tate
Trade Speculation And Over Supply In Commodities
The article reports on price speculation and overproduction concerns in commodities including cotton, copper, silver, and metals. It notes a cautious stance by leaders as President Hoover faces economic pressures and signals a temporary check in the market.
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Obie
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Latably Inc
Hoover
American Bankers’ Association
Normiel
Moon
Inter
Petrol prices chart lower than rival makes
The Commonwealth Government notes petrol prices remain undercutting competitors. In Can-There 40 to the C621 Tamperm, prices show gentler declines by grade with 2/8 at the low end and 2/0 for midline grades. The Houlton station reports the petrol hikes and ration details, with service changes noted and potential future adjustments.
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Commonwealth
Minline
Bervice Hlatlon
Houlton
Petral
Henterwich
Petrol Sales Drop in Melbourne Report
A Melbourne report notes a roughly twenty percent fall in petrol sales. Officials attribute the decline to limited supply and rising prices. Jurisdictional authorities are examining the impact on daily transport and local commerce.
Committed on Conspiracy Charge at Qundagal Court
George Tanne Weaver and Willhima Cmpire Misveux were committed for trial on charges of conspiring to defraud Krancia Corgan of £20,000. The case relates to a male fraud in the vicinity of Mtacktown, alleged to have been wrongly prevented, with details unclear due to damaged text.
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George Tanne Weaver
Willhima Cmpire
Qundagal
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Local tram accident disrupts race as candidate withdraws
A tram collision near a woman's home interrupted the street contest as a candidate for the House of Commons withdrew amid confusing reports. The incident involved several pedestrians and a vehicle, with no further details available on injuries or official statements.
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Pritey
Mire
Henneeny
Ie Wumun
Public debate on Australian population and industry policy
The article surveys suffrage era issues, arguing for growth via cheaper land and growth of industry. It critiques high living costs and inflation while urging policies to boost employment, housing, and consumer demand, highlighting manufacturing, population trends, and economic balance. It mentions Australia’s industrial base, labor, and the need for a stable home market to support growth.
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Melbourne firm recorded international phone conversation
A Melbourne firm allegedly intercepted and recorded an overseas telephone call between Melbourne and London. The operation used a permanent mute to capture a long distance talk, with charges stated as £2 per minute. Verbatim transcripts were prepared and could be used as evidence.
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Ausa
Lidekich Company
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Amarr
England
Melbourne
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Malbourne
Jan
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Hudia
Council Meeting Earns Praise for Calm Conduct
A distorted report notes council members, including the mayor and another official, praised the meeting for its educational value and the calm, respectful conduct observed. The remarks referenced improved relations and a desire for continued constructive dialogue.
Mascot Fatality Shocks Air Show Crowd
A tragic accident at a Seath aviation event in Keplamiber 17 left Vinvid Alfred award Amaith killed when he fell 400 feet from an aircraft. Major da Havilland stated the pilot had not flown before, and no other injuries were reported.
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Alfred Arward
da Havilland
Henith
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