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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 10, 1930
Page
2
Certificated nurse E Darmody is listed at Kimkora Private Hospital on Stornaway Road Queanbeyan with contact number 208.
Weather notes describe Tuesday conditions with broken measurements and temperatures. Monthly rainfall totals for Canberra are shown, followed by an incomplete forecast and current day details.
The forecast notes variable conditions across New South Wales Tasmania and Victoria. Expect unsettled periods with rain snow on highlands strong northwest to cold southwest winds and coastal rough seas. Moderate to heavy showers possible in exposed areas with temperature contrasts across regions.
Patchy light rain with unsettled showers across northern districts and Riverina. Strong to gale force winds shift from north to south west, turning overcast in southern tablelands and coastal areas. A south east flow brings cooler, damp conditions in parts of the state.
A highly garbled list of rainfalls and place names across New South Wales and surrounding areas. The document reads like a weather bulletin with numerous town names such as Wagga Wagga, Tamworth, Corowa, and Cootamundra appearing amid percentages and figures, indicating rainfall measurements or humorous notations.
A notice specifies that under special arrangement with Reuters World Service and other sources, the oversea intelligence material in this issue is compiled with rights reserved in Australia and New Zealand.
The Canberra Times discusses persistent home finance problems in Canberra since 1924, noting deposit barriers under Commonwealth housing and the need for life assurance schemes to enable territory residents to buy homes with favorable terms. It cites Queensland’s precedent and urges Ministerial consideration of a National Mutual Life Association proposal backed by Councillors Shakespeare Gell and Rowe.
A church concert to support Presbyterian funds featured local artists at Central Methodist Hall. Performers included Mi Jrabeber and Bay Hugh-Cliss, with a broad audience turnout and coverage of the event by local press.
Fragmented text outlines a dispute over a princess status and mentions political agitators. References to biases and credits appear, with unclear details about individuals or entities. The readable portions suggest a contested succession or title amid shifting public support.
The eleventh assembly discusses the covenant and baronial settlements while outlining the structure of the League of Nations. Delegates from multiple nations consider reforms, delve into governance, and explore representative roles amid mounting international tensions.
A fragmented report outlines the CAPTAINS FLAT railway extension project and surrounding agreements. It notes public viewer interest and mentions officials and observers, with references to treaties and local reactions.
Fragmented notes describe a finance discussion with mentions of votes, comments, and a project led by individuals including Whitacre. The text references a president, a question, and a plan tied to a local agency or board. Specifics are garbled but imply budget considerations and public stakes.
Fragmented text indicates a cabinet meeting discussing ministerial appointments and related topics. Names and precise details are unclear due to OCR errors, but it centers on cabinet actions and ministerial roles.
A garbled tale notes antiques stolen in a heist and later retrieved. The fragment mentions a person or group connected toTriositas Acommetor and a local medical figure, with uncertain names and a recovery at a community event.
The readable lines mention names and places in a garbled passage with references to people and groups, but concrete events or dates are not discernible. This fragment appears to be OCR noise from a historical newspaper page with multiple misspellings and missing context.
Fragmented OCR shows a project on Burong Road in Queanbeyan causing job loss and disruptions. The garbled text mentions delays, contractors, and local responses amid NSW planning and public works activity.
Fragmented OCR text describes a music concert or orchestral event with references to ministers, conductors, and bands. It mentions American orchestras, a concert, and various names, but details are jumbled and names are partially garbled. The piece reads like a partial transcription lacking coherent event specifics or dates.
Historic notes report the Capitol Theater preparing for talkies with new equipment and arrangements. The piece mentions staff and technical setup, indicating a shift toward sound cinema and enhanced audience experience.
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