Publishing Notice The Canberra Times Te Neves
A publishing notice appears from The Canberra Times concerning Te Neves in a brief legible item. The fragment references a notice type and location without further contextual details or dates.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1929
Page
4
A publishing notice appears from The Canberra Times concerning Te Neves in a brief legible item. The fragment references a notice type and location without further contextual details or dates.
Regional forecast updates for New South Wales Victoria and Tasmania describe variable conditions. Strong northwest to southwest winds appear near the coast with seas described as moderate to rough in western areas while inland fronts may bring showers. Tasmania expects westerly south west winds with northward showers, and Queensland shows a mix of showers and fine spells as fronts move through.
A fragmented memorial note references Danni Murray near the Great Divide and mentions a 4peat award and Beach of Senalatd along with Winn Reed and Marcus in a brief obituary style fragment.
Funeral notices from a recent edition indicate a memorial for a local resident with service details and burial arrangements. The brief obituary mentions family survivors and venue, with dates and times aligned to the community calendar.
The Canberra rainfall and weather readout lists temperatures tallest and lowest, noting maximums around 24 degrees Celsius and 22.1 inches rainfall. The nondescript entry references wind conditions and daily totals up to the reporting period ending 9 am.
Fragmentary notes show rainfall totals and temperature data for the month. Names, dates, or locations are unreadable, but the text references rainfall records and monthly measurements for an unspecified area.
The report notes clear to few clouds in northern districts of Victoria with moderate winds and possible light showers inland and along the coast. Tasmania is described with three-quarter cloud cover, with overcast conditions and showers in the far south and east. western areas see few clouds and cooler, moist winds.
Fine cold and frosty night with northerly winds. Issued by the State Meteorologist at 6 p.m. See acca Akama for details.
An essay discusses taste as a moving, subjective standard, arguing that good taste changes with public mood and era. It cites E E Kellett on taste being momentary, notes criticism versus taste, and questions for sustaining finer art forms amid evolving habits and living conditions.
AK Murray arrived in Canberra yesterday and will stay several days. The Prime Minister of Yorksocom and local officials arranged meetings to discuss Fremantle Company operations and Western Australia plans during the indefinite visit.
A garbled list of places and numbers mixing Australian towns and regions with unclear spellings. The readable items include references to New South Wales, Tasmania, Port Billewwn, Carnamah, Parihamgaon, and Mendureb among others, each followed by stray figures. The OCR yields no cohesive event or narrative.
A court orders Kenneth Himlagern to refund losses tied to an agent transaction. The case involves a Wauity firm and alleged misaccounting connected with a Per Marking operation. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a financial dispute requiring repayment and settlement.
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A dense 1900s style survey discusses empire trade expansion across dominions Canada Australia New Zealand and Africa. It notes rising export volumes in wheat meat and fruit and outlines shifts in global supply chains within the British Empire titles reference economic progress and colonial links.
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