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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 09, 1929
Page
4
A public publishing notice from The Canberra Times listing various hotels and agents across New South Wales and Canberra. The notice details distribution options and ordering details for continental and local newspapers, with a focus on post free within the Commonwealth. It names multiple hotels and outlets in Moss Vale Goulburn Albury Queanbeyan and surrounding towns. The tone and format reflect a traditional newspaper classifieds notice from the era.
Circulation wavager invites inquiries about the early worming delivery for The Cai Timon. Contact details not provided in readable text. seek particulars from the circulation department for arrangements and timing.
A subdued wedding took place Monday September 30 in Aprinetank. Mr Kaye of Springtank and Colleen danced and welcomed guests including Mr A ureter of the Lrndegrimm. Mrs P Kaye presided. attendants wore costumes as the couple adjourned to celebratory rooms for the reception.
Weather data from Cambeers shows rainfall totals for the current week and a comparison with the 1924 period. The report records thermometer readings and wind direction as WNW with gusts, noting a rainfall total near 1490 pounds for a referenced period.
A fragmentary report from Queanbeyan mentions a December event and local details. Names and specifics are unclear in the unreadable OCR but indicate a public or ceremonial context with regional identifiers.
Noon yesterday across New South Wales and central regions noted cool air, scattered showers, and a slow improvement toward fine conditions. Winds shifted from southwest to west with moderate gusts, while Western Australia reported generally warm inland and some clearing showers along the coast. Queensland showed mixed cloud, with a tendency toward fine, cool weather on the coast and southward.
Fragmentary OCR list shows numerous locations, towns, and regions across Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, Western Australia, and Queensland. Contains scattered figures and place names, many garbled. a rough catalog of places and partial scores or counts appears without a single cohesive event or narrative.
The government has spent about 200 000 on reconstructing the railway to Mount Ta to enable the transport of heavy equipment for development. The line is needed to exploit the Mount Ta mineral wealth, with the state likely to bear interest and costs until mine production is full. Opponents claim national railway support is required for development.
Weather synopsis outlines warm to cool conditions across Victoria with scattered showers and light rain in the north and northeast, reaching New South Wales with areas of moderate rain along the coast and northern tablelands. Fresh east to southeast winds accompany cloud cover, with overcast to dull skies common in western regions and isolated thundershowers near coastal and interior portions.
London reports alle gations link Mount Isa property to Heathay Pree and Sohn Vuilly Webster in a Tropical Anglian case. Government mortgage of Mount tea property surrendered and a Montana Company seeks a future sum of £3,200,000.
Fragmentary OCR yields garbled astronomical data from Health Solar Observatory Mount Stramlo. Readable items include a Wednesday date, 9.1929, and times or codes such as Major Humas and venue 4251. Content is largely indecipherable and lacks coherent actions or outcomes.
Forecast issued by the State Meteorologist at 6 p.m. calls for fine but cloudy conditions with cool southerly winds across the South Coast and Southern Tablelands.
A historical piece argues for a united Europe via customs union as protectionist barriers persist. It compares US self containment, cites Zollverein as a model, notes postwar shifts and new states complicating tariff unification, and warns external competition could push Europe toward integration despite strong national loyalties.
Mr W McCormack, former treasurer of Queen, is linked to a gambling lease in Mungana. Evidence shows receipts for 1000 paid to McCormack while a warder in Chittagoe acted as midman. The partner later faced questions about a conflicting public service role and business ties.
Fragmentary OCR text shows Mr Theodore and Mr Isa in Sydney with unclear claims about Megiat and MeChimmark. The passage hints at allegations to discredit challengers and campaign tactics, but lacks coherent names, dates, places, or verifiable events.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a property sale at a local site with a claimed price of £350,000. The text mentions a person or entity named Memish Hust and references Maete Sid, but details are unclear due to garbled wording.
A brief rainfall update notes yesterday's precipitation across areas, with ARB officials reporting measurable totals and warnings for localized showers. Details highlight regional totals and timing, emphasizing impacts on agriculture and travel conditions.
A garbled report alleges a man faced assault and bigamy charges at Newcartlr court. The text mentions marriages to Kathleen Patterson and an April 1498 date, with references to Newtown and Cynmninah, creating a fragmented account of alleged bigamy and related crimes involving multiple names.
A garbled clipping reports a set of Canberra related names and places including Wellington, Forrest, and Federal Capital mentions. It references Mr Kerr and Mr Rowe with tangential notes about a water authority and a trip connected to a bank probe and a planned return of a pupninbent. The text is largely unreadable and contains many errors.
A garbled note reports the United States tennis team cancelling or postponing a planned Australian tour. The fragmentary text references an association and individuals, but specifics are unclear.
A garbled OCR snippet hints at a local ledger entry or notice involving names and dates but the legible facts are minimal. The readable bits mention a timetable, possibly a financial arragement, and references to people or entities with unclear roles.
An unclear report describes a police chase and raid with thieves surprised by officers. The fragmented text mentions a pursuit, a location, and a quick capture, but many words are garbled. The readable parts indicate law enforcement action and a swift arrest following a break in.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a bank loss of 2700 pounds at Keene. The snippet mentions a Tuesday event and a suspect or activity linked to a corridor or court, but the text is unclear and incomplete.
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