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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 18, 1929
Page
4
A damaged archival notice from The Canberra Times outlines printing and production notes for an Australian newspaper. It references the Commonwealth and mentions locations like Kingston, Canberra, and Woden. The garbled text implies a publishing correction or schedule detail with scattered place names and institutions.
Mixed weather report notes rainfall and wind in Canberra and Queanbeyan. It lists monthly rainfall totals for the current year to date and compares with a prior corresponding period, noting lower or higher figures and recording monthly totals for October through January where legible.
Weather outlook shows warm to hot conditions with a northerly wind across southern waters and inland. Expect unsettled skies, possible thunder showers, and a mix of cool and warm periods with shifting winds.
Weather synopsis describes mostly cloudy dull conditions across Victoria and New South Wales with border areas showing occasional rain. Strong winds from the west and northwest affect coast and inland areas with light to moderate rain in the southwest and at times near the coast. A cooler trend is noted with unsettled conditions in parts of the country.
At 8 p.m. the state meteorologist issues a forecast of cloudy unsettled conditions with scattered rain and thunder. Winds veer to a cool west and southwest direction.
Canberra Times reports on a local event with notable figures and a brief summary of actions by Prutay and Tinu er Ly Em. The piece notes community impact and mentions regional organisations involved in the incident.
A wide audience across Australia shares regret as Prime Minister Mr Bruce fails to win re election in Flinders. The article notes Bruce’s long service, his potential future roles, and the likely impact on the Opposition and country. It mentions possible seat offers in South Australia and Warringah as future options and reflects on party loyalties and loyalty challenges within Parliament.
News notes a girls cricket practice session scheduled for tomorrow as the season opens. The piece hints at forming a girls' cricket association and organizing matches this year, with enthusiasm for active participation.
The readable lines describe a disrupted route march occurring in the morning with references to unspecified groups and places. Key names and details are obscured, leaving only mentions of a march and associated disruption.
Fragmented OCR text lists scores and names from a local vote, mentioning towns like New towns Wales Collie Phaynos Lambert Meidertoort Nasminide Amewuntdy and factions such as Independent groups. Government-waived vote note appears with scattered figures and place names, reflecting a partial, unclear record.
A garbled report indicates a conspiracy charge will be heard next week in court. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors but reference to a defendant and upcoming trial are present.
A hinge deputation from the Women Workers Union urged the ministry to extend juries to women and children. Speakers urged age amendments for jurors, protections against certain offences, and noted difficulties in appointing juries. The discussion touched on domestic roles, male guardians, and the need for legal reforms to widen female participation and safeguard families.
A fragmented report describes an Australian passenger and an Indian taxi driver in a dispute over taxi fare and meter readings. The driver allegedly faced delays and meter overcharges while police were involved, with later steps noted as the driver continued his task.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Wednesday concert under the auspices of the University Extension Association at a venue with Harald Willan. It mentions a potentially planned event with special amenities for attendees, though details are unclear due to garbled text.
A chaotic report outlines an inquest into a grim death with references to a press inquiry and a court action. The paper notes the inquiry has faced delays and possible Supreme Court involvement as details of the event remain under scrutiny.
A garbled OCR narrative describes a Dorhamant event with lawmakers and officials amid a chaotic scene. The text cites mentions of Mr Hersvnaten Katee for Sturt and references to public figures like May Ha and Mr Hesietan Yale, detailing accusations, votes, and procedural steps in a disputed proceeding.
Rotary meeting text references fines and legal action with unclear dates. The fragmented OCR mentions hearings, restraint, and a March period with implied penalties. Names and locations are unreadable, but the item centers on a meeting noting fines and court action.
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