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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 09, 1932
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a prepaid subscription offer and related wording from The Canberra Times. The readable portions indicate an advertisement or notice about subscription terms, potentially within the publication’s front matter. Strong entities are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmented notice outlines home delivery service arrangement in Queanbeyan for Canberrs residents. Mentions daily delivery of portions and references for order handling with names like Merray and Lowe Biseat. Distribution appears tied to local addresses and dates, but specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fragmentary weather note records temperatures and wind data with several unreadable terms. It mentions a period around 6 am, with indicated values near 20.47 and 30.3, plus references to hours of moisture or wind and a reet ration.
Fragmentary OCR reads as rainfall data and notes about weather patterns. The readable bits point to rainfall observations and northern locale references, with garbled phrasing hindering full reconstruction.
A parliamentary tabled Gepp report urges stronger Australian export links to Java and the East. It highlights the need for official representation, better banking, shipping, and standardized goods. Issues include butter grading, weight declarations, and shipping space shortages affecting trade expansion.
Fragmentary OCR indicates dismissals and operational notes regarding the Lari, with references to timing and staffing that are unclear. The readable elements mention Howat, but no concrete actions, dates, or entities are fully present to confirm details.
The article reports on government hesitation as a tariff plan faces delay in Parliament. It notes Ministers anticipate a long debate and a late year timeframe before any action, with officials voicing regret and preparing further considerations. The piece mentions the Tariff Board, the Prime Minister, and ongoing discussions affecting workers and policy.
A long dispatch outlines Australia’s trade outreach to the Far East, China and Japan, urging a permanent Commonwealth representation with commercial envoy posts in Beijing and Tokyo. It stresses coordinated surveys of Australian trade potential, monthly reports, and ongoing commerce strategies with key nations to boost exports like wheat wool meat and dried goods.
Debaters discuss a bill intended to ease farmers indebtedness by creating a framework to consolidate liabilities, control farm estates, and enable mutual arrangements. The bill would appoint a receiver to manage income and assets, with allowances to farmers and a three year duration ending in March 1908.
In a lengthy Senate session the government faced opposition over wage arbitration and a proposed reduction in the Public Service Arbitrator’s allowance. Ministers defended the policy as essential, while critics argued any cut signals non confidence in government, with references to arbitration principles and public service terms.
A bill to extend the life of the proannt City Council for 42 months during wartime was read a first time. The measure aims to maintain municipal governance stability while hostilities continue.
Fragmented OCR reports a local nugget story and Australian trade delegation discussions. It notes a delegation to the East with aims to study markets in China, Japan, and Argentina and to present representations to secure favorable exchange and coop with trading banks. It mentions a standing committee and urgency in exchange policy.
Fragmentary notes discuss procedure for a Blanding Order and motions to move to a committee. Mentions Clerk of the Court and standing committees deciding if a motion is viable before a Sunday session.
The fragmentary note appears to reference a technical task involving a tas poiteo eeprom with despatched units. It mentions a dashed target and a shorthand NTR, suggesting incomplete instructions or a test record. Entities are limited and the readable content is technical and ambiguous.
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