Publishing Notice From The Canberra Times
The Canberra Times publishing notice notes delivery service delays in Queanbeyan and Canberra residents are asked to communicate names and update contact details. The notice mentions orders and pickups, detailing that some deliveries were postponed and require confirmation by local residents.
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Hema
Sovampenadt
Caswarra
Queanbeyan
Canbérra
Canberra Times
Qusanbeyan Ordre
Mraf
Weather report glimpse with scattered readings
Fragmented data shows early morning temperature at 0 am around 40 with a higher value near 69 later. Minimum and other readings appear unclear while some locations list ranged figures such as 34 and 72.
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Gonrwen
Weuse
Hom
Fragmentary 19th Century Nimble Parody Note
An OCR damaged excerpt from The Caaverea Times describes a seated figure in a bystander scene with garbled phrases about a prior marriage, wartime payments, and weekly allowances for food and care. The text is fragmentary with numerous nonstandard spellings and unclear links to people or events.
Obituary for Audrey Elson Amid Motor Machine Tragedy
Audrey Elson, a victim of a recent motor smash, was buried at AL Church Cemetery yesterday. The funeral drew over 200 attendees, including W Harrow, supervisor of the Commissionary Dee Department, and A Kvahay, manager of Hotel Canburra, where the deceased was employed. Reverend Canen Robertaon led the service with vows of reverence as mourners from Canberra and nearby establishments attended. Accused machine operators faced fines and potential penalties as the court case unfolds.
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Roneras
AL Church
Audrey Selwon
Cie Vietin
Me. W. Harrow
Duper
Commmisaring Dee Partoomt
Air A. Ig Kvahay
Canburra
J. A
King
Canberra
Canen Robertaon
Solar Observatory Notes From Canberra Forecast
Astronomical data from Mt Stromlo reports Venus at 5.67, Jupiter and Saturn positions. Weather forecast predicts a cold night with frosts, westerly to southerly winds, and a clear signal for astronomical viewing on September 7.
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Wealth Solar Observatory
Mt. Stromio
Mite Bay
Moon Save Hgam
Wole
Canberra
Australia debates new federal units and cost claims
The United Country Movement weighs a constitutional framework for potential new Australian states arguing over how federal subdivision should occur. It stresses national interests, redistribution of powers, and proven cost reductions before any drastic state reorganization, cautioning against rushing a split from existing states.
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Austrefis
Austratis
Platforma Aed
Australia
United Country Movement
Lang
Commonwealth
Lily
Dt Ia
Smother Health Saaete
Aden
Ayeteme
Padernl
People of Australia
United Country Party
Tewats Sarentass
Musical lectures by Canberra Music Society speakers
The Canberra Musical Society presents a series of lectures this month. Frendont, Mx. 8, TYley, discusses Wit Music up. On September 13, Mr. A W Motere will lecture in the Author Hall on Grieg and Dowell. The program includes sketches and notes on Romanticism and how composers captured inspiration.
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Canberra
Boclwty
Tyley
Athort
Athort Hall, Om “Pho Ant
Grieg
MurDowell
Petars’ Wyeture
Filus
Refresher School for Anglican Clergy Details
Anglican clergy in Goulburn and Canberra will attend a refresher program from Tuesday to Friday featuring lectures by the Bishop of Goulburn, the Bishop of Wangaratta, and other scholars. Delegates will visit Canberra institutions and attend a quiet day, with wife visits and receptions planned.
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Leray
Goulburn
Geainmar Hebel
Wriday
Der
Kaeen
Clare Ky
HL. Allen
A. Eiki
Altar Rowemary
Ale
Canberra
Fikby
Gandorra Poosle
Sca
Vatian
New Gulnae
Henry Newton
Peraon
Zahn'r Phare
Wool Inquiry Highlights Lot-Splitting and Market Woes
A Wool Inquiry report from the Grazier's Association chaired by James Walker examines price controls, marketing costs, and railway freight barriers. Proposals include government action to stabilise prices, reduce production costs, and create coordinated marketing through a national wool council and co operative structures for fair pricing.
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Shrsa
Firastery Association
Mullur
Mine
Thy National Council of Wool Ealing Tirokens
Judy Abbott
Eraziers
Isir
Levanss
Seonommly Life of
Australia
Rulnas
Gaya
Loa Council
Ltom
Norrow
No 4 Camp Residents Faced With Eviction Orders
Authorities plan to eject residents from No 4 Camp Capitol Hill using police actions under an ordinance. Travellers at the camp face removal after a stated period unless they obtain medical certificates explaining why they should stay. Police allege some residents intend to remain and may reunite at the camp, while federal and capital authorities coordinate the enforcement and ration protocols.
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Chine
Imports Grow Adverse Balance For July
July shows a negative trade balance of £643,000 due to higher imports and delayed exports. Exports fell by £446,000 while merchandise imports rose by £1,464,000 from July last year, leaving a net adverse balance of £448,000 versus £1,260,000 favorable a year earlier. Prof. Giblin warns exports must rise 15 percent for 1932-33 to cover the trade gap.
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Commonwealth
Glan
Giblin
Ginili
Faubus Uigenton
South Wales
Queensland
Yinportm
Teaveux
Papore
Fragmentary note on capital field raises questions
A partially legible clipping mentions a capital field issue and a referenced page or print artifact. The fragment hints at a misprint or misreading affecting a location and potential related figures. Further readable context is needed to identify people places or events precisely.
Tariff Board Reviews Ottawa Agreement Impact
A leaked statement by E J Hatloway, federal labor mentor, argues the Ottawa Agreement would force Australia toward Crown Colony status. Prime Minister Lyon and ministers discuss Commonweath price protections and the potential for tariff changes to enable fair competition, with emphasis on Indian manufacturing and cost of production.
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Ottawa
E. J. Hatloway
Ladolr
Aletbourne
Australia
House of
Audi
United Kinkom
Lyoneles
Tin Hare Commission Proceedings Reported
Fragmentary court transcript notes recount Mr. Hhrethan for MP Gouling and other counsel addressing the Tin Hare Commission. Statements touch on evidence reliability, possible charges, and the Crown’s duty to initiate prosecutions as the commission adjourned until tomorrow.
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Ayoney
Counsala
Arldrensee
Tin Hare
Hhrethan
Gouling
Mir
Sieben
Momanan
Gus
USA
Shoshan
Bhechun
Goality
Gowling
Maxoat
Keke Campbell
Hhoeban
Steves
Lin Witout
Cruickshank
Cruickhank
Char Pe
Tha
Monahan
Monahat
Ream Scouresd at Waotwish Bill to day
Min Joan Hall, a well known Sydney journalist and children's author, was noted in a day of events at Waotwish Bill where Ream scouresd ab hor hound et.
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Bill
Min Joan Hall
Aydney
Notable Figures Named in Local Political Circle Controversy
A long list of prominent local figures is named in a retrospective piece on the United Country Party and related movements. It notes roles in public service, agriculture, publicity, and local affairs, highlighting figures such as Ira Kiltope, P. McKillup, Voltaire Molesworth, and Alderman Charles J. Parker among others.
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le T. Sourtnay
City Counc
Frameport
R Party
P. Dunlop
Re. Grinves
Mr. PG
McKillopy
Nureochine
United Covintry
Ira Kiltop
United Country
Mle md Arahant
Dinteict
McKillup
Jis Iewitabione
Voltaire Molesworth
Ae Dicwator
The
Fiew Oars
Cumberland
Te U.A.P
Daily Guardian
W. H. Mobas
Artte Nek
Gein Producery’ Co-operatie Society
Takes & von Ingram Ty
Nettlement Methoilee Tel
Mency Glemanta Mouter
Cornhall
Aes
Annelae Hon
Mai
Pondaboll
Harold Nicholas
Keresford
Lomdinie Constititiona
Charles J. Parker
Maye
Newowedte
MD. Parker
Walder
TAP
Philanthrope
Charitars
White City
D.B.C
Actf
Guyra
Wilers
Lek Nates
Col. White
Mr. HM
Nasoalam ‘Torwre
U.U.2
House Adopts Short Session Reforms Amid Debate
A fragmented report notes a legislative session with resignations during the afternoon. Debates on perhaps reform measures closed in the House as adjournment loomed and a vote schedule for tomorrow was hinted at.
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Jose
W. C. Drake
J. Helter
Atle
Scarborough Match at Rosebery Grounds in Australia tour report
A scrambled report from a Scarborough match describes a Rosebery game on the Australia tour. It notes Brown and Larwood excelling, lists players and bowling figures, and mentions rain interrupting play with a partial scoreline and team names such as Howes Kennedy Townamnds and Duckworth.
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HutoWtte
Leyland
Kennedy
Duckworth
Sundhow
Howes
Konnede Munildars
Ataplen
Townrent
Levibon Bowesh
Acon
Tuilhee Natan
Duckwort
Larnbal Kewnng-Welch
Nat Oigs
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Daira ’ Retien
Finande
Moir
Audrey Mison
Tern Ae
Baber
the Caaverea Times
Bydne
Wales
Ate
Ponaion
Mlegal
Fruit Machine
Audrey Elson
Chet
Toony
Ciarias
Andrew Afridus
Nad Bean
Bea
Peter Bonvaris
Lalla Ebaree
Mawintrate
Une Central
Machiane
Bae
Bank of New South Wales
Bank of C Reserve Fund
Aenber
Australasia
New Zealand
London
Gauberra Dimes
Graziers
Tuoulny
AIFS
Graziary’ Association
Jamve Walker
Ejecti
U.0
Tradea Union Comgrem
Une & Contestation
Laucauiliry
Toland Wilkon
Acience Association
Rydney
Eabes
Yale
Mr. Lyons
TIN Hares
Scarborough
Wesl Wuthy
Roseborm
Levison Gower
Larwood
Wwe
Creasdonil
Kent Low
Sy Dniey
Tansey
Yriuteipa
Srtovene
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