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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 18, 1933
Page
2
A distorted notice from The Canberra Times appears to announce publishing terms and subscription rates. It references Commonwealth pricing per year and Australian-made materials, with scattered names and city mentions. The fragmentary text lacks coherent details but indicates official publishing fee information.
Weather report fragment mentions temperatures and precipitation with several garbled terms. Likely notes a 6:80 time observation and maximum and minimum temperatures around 14 and 49 degrees respectively. Data integrity is poor and specific locations and figures are uncertain.
Canberra forecast notes a warm to hot and sultry day with fresh to strong north west winds. Clouds increase in a day or two as the weather shifts and the system moves in.
Historic solar observatory notes list Major Planets Venus Jupiter Saturn with rising and setting times and fractional illumination. Data shows Venus rising at 7 28 wn and Saturn setting at 2 0 percent, with other fragments referencing pyley moon and various names.
The Ganberra Times discusses Captain Goebbels remarks denouncing democracy and Germany's shift toward autocracy. It notes Hitler's plan to dissolve the Reichstag, hold a general election plus a plebiscite, and the paradox of using democracy to advance autocratic aims amid postwar despair and economic strife.
Police report outlines an alleged attempted murder involving a brother-in-law with a weapon at a Hobert Mowe residence on October 18. The defendant faces charges including attempted murder and related offenses while a second charge references a violation of life or other serious crime terms. The pallor promoter states the suspect visited the home of Tom in Brother-In-Law and a confrontation occurred.
A fragmentary report notes a reward connected to the Ulster murder case. Vague references mention nominations, a conviction, and a fatal yesterday event tied to a person named Baume or Ton O'Rayle, with a total figure referenced as 115.
Avte announced that a policy change will be revealed within a fortnig ht addressing tariff gaps. The message cites ongoing discussions led by the president at a chamber in manufacturing centers, touching on export duties and industry impacts.
A garbled public service notice discusses relief measures for state membership. It mentions immediate action and contributions by associations and industry groups, urging federal support and clarification of responsibilities.
The federal cabinet presses for rapid approval of budget measures amid debate over tariff impacts and proposed amendments. Officials forecast trade effects and a balanced budget by June, with discussion at the Canberra meeting tomorrow.
The Halford Oration for iva4 will be delivered in the Levin Theatre at the Institute of Anatomy Canberra on Thursday November 22. The orator will be Hrowthen V.R.O of Hobart who will address a broad audience. The event honors the late Professor Hulgard founder of The First Medical Reheasal In South Melbourne. He will speak on a topic regarded as world authority in anatomy and physiology.
Fragmentary report details leaking roof at Federal Parliament during initial restoration. Workers observed wood piles and nails left in place, implying delays may extend the project. Entertainment lines appear in text but do not relate to the incident.
The Canberra Swimming Club held its annual meeting discussing expansion, new facilities, and the possibility of sending a team to Sydney for the season. Key figures included Mr Doula, Dr Mackerras, and committee members who approved permanent seating and improved pool amenities, with talks on hosting a national visit and attracting top swimmers.
The notice states a latent reduction of 1K and 1/3 percent on Murikone and rvwidensial fee gal atione in the Canberra its Pan. The reduction applies only to new tenancies on unalienated land after October 1 and not to existing leases. It covers only new tenure mineralized land and city exintine.
Buravony reports they have unintentionally operated on Marold Larwood foot. Promotion of his complete recovery follows from the procedure as news from London.
A quarterly meeting of the Ratepayers Association discussed municipal rates and potential changes. The minutes mention a temporary abandonment of the Yarrawhuniw area and notes on proposals framed by the minister to be referred to the authority of the recent Local Government for consideration. The dialogue references five favored options and the broader issue of rate adjustments.
Mr Lang criticizes the budget in Sydney saying it masks government debt and suppresses wage earners. He cites high interest payments, taxation, and transfers to maintain public finances while warning of looming unemployment and hardship for workers and primary producers.
A group of 400 visitors set out on a Sunday excursion from Goulburn to Canberra despite rain and travel setbacks. They toured the capital by omnibus, receiving a guided view of Canberra’s beauty and layout before the return journey began around dusk.
A city club plans a midweek tennis activation for members. The event targets women and will be held Wednesday at Venls Haven on Anguirion farm, continuing into the afternoon.
Personal notes show Mrs Tawiy Cohan and T Kolin leaving Government Sanborn with H C Brows, secretary. They discuss northern investigations, arrivals in Hopley on aober 24, and various officials visiting Canberra, Sydney, and North.
An 11 year old boy vanished following inquiries by a schoolgirl who knew him. Police traced his movements near Kingston late Friday and conducted a hunt with no trace found. Investigators say the boy left the area and authorities continue to search for him.
A damaged aircraft at Duntroon Aerodrome after a sudden wind tossed it during taxiing. The wing scraped the ground and the plane turned, injuring the pilot who remained conscious.
Fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable facts about a local event. The readable items mention a place and a date placeholder but lack a coherent description, participants, or outcomes to form a clear headline or summary.
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