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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 08, 1932
Page
2
A chemist unveils the identity and production method of a yellow substance linked to pro vitamin C in oranges. The work, described with experiments using thousands of oranges, shows orthodiphenol as key and notes anti scurvy activity in guinea pigs at tiny doses.
The FLCAT Cricket Association A Grade resumes with Manuka Queanbeyan Kingston and Northbourne facing Acton. Acton leads with 176 for 1 against Manuka who posted 119. Queanbeyan relies on Clark four for 37 while Kingston starts 48 without loss. Northbourne, aided by Lees and Keith, posted 157 while Kingstown and Acton loom large in the day’s schedule.
Police say a woman who allegedly attempted to jump or injure herself on the Harbour Bridge was remanded at the reception house for treatment and observation after the early morning incident.
Friday report from Court SYPNEY describes Thomas Watley a 47 year old former Custom Department employee charged with stealing ink and for a from bond. W W Paine Insurance agent testified on Watley’s behalf noting his prior conduct during a grave illness in April 1910. The defense praised Sir Willan Bisswood for courage while Jude Coyie commented on Hinkley’s character.
A dairyman named Reiniald Leavar died after a suspected stock poisoning incident. The discovery of hoof and horn remains led investigators to suspect poisoning by individuals in the Sydney area. The case continues as authorities prepare for further actions next Wednesday.
The report from Winchcombe Care Ltd notes British buyers in New York showing limited anticipation of significant wool price fluctuations. German and British demand fluctuates as political and economic uncertainty disrupts trade, with Australia and the United Kingdom adjusting prices and supply expectations amid postwar recovery and changing currencies.
Edward David Maron, age 22, charged with stealing a quantity of clothing from Mrs Eiliel Westerly of Queanbeyan. The incident occurred September 5. Maron was committed for trial at Sydney Central Court and later absconded from custody after arrest.
The ad proclaims award winning dahlias with hundreds of blue ribbons and urges readers to request a catalogue. It promises delivery until December and offers protected varieties from a specialist in Caulfield Victoria, inviting collectors to place orders.
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