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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 10, 1932
Page
2
Publication announces prepaid subscription rates and local agents across Canberra including Kingston Manuka Queanbeyan Dungog and Queanbeyan hotels with multiple agents listed and prepaid offers. It details delivery areas and contact points for readers in the early 20th century newspaper notice.
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The report blends garbled data about Canberra weather with unclear timing and temperatures. It mentions periods of rain and wind, some hour counts, and unspecified local conditions. The fragmentary nature limits precise forecast details or valid entities.
January and February data show totals for Queanbeyan and surrounding areas. Weather notes list rainfall records and anomalies for the current year with mention of local stations and noted effects on crops.
The piece notes Russia loosening grain sales to state buyers and allowing private markets for surplus, amid food riots and high prices. It contrasts new agrarian policy with prior strict state control and questions whether industrious peasants will reap rewards under communist plans.
Final of a knockout competition held at Acton. North City aims to emulate Western officials by seizing the title from the current holders, with teams and reserves listed among the participants and a noted two year winning run by Wests.
A garbled report describes two girls, Maya Hollway and an unnamed accomplice, handed with September 1 to a court in connection with thefts from a home. They faced charges and were held in custody as investigations continued.
British officials in London noted a government decision on December 16 to proceed with a debt payment to America. The Treasury indicated the plan would continue, despite some disagreement and internal debate on timing and method.
A garbled report from Arebourne notes heavy losses in the wool industry with unclear figures. The reference mentions a mill or agency and the need for internal payments or security to the owner, but specifics are missing. The piece lacks clear names, dates, or places beyond Arebourne and general industry trouble.
In New York on Thurvamy, cotton prices fell about five dollars per bale as the market slid. Traders noted a broad weakness with notable declines across the commodity.
Aneteplla faces a slated event described as Tecular Sanita Brees with key figures Se and Alain in a noted collaboration. Van bor rte is referenced, signaling participants and plans, though details remain unclear.
Queanbeyan correspondent reports a minister for health proposed a 5,000 pound loan to fund a hospital project. The plan included 3,000 pounds to be provided by the minister and 5,000 pounds total loan aims to finance building and equipment. Local officials and the board debated terms and conditions with potential repayments starting immediately, while questions about the total cost and source of funds remained unresolved.
The Moore property dispute over land in Moore's Rule division, west of the fawn area, drew debate on site suitability and cost. Mr. Moore and the adjacent landowner argued the site was inferior and costly, while opponents questioned hospital needs and government approval before a public meeting tomorrow.
Royal Commissioner Dr. Waly Kogoyay opened hearings into the alleged misappropriation and operation of fruit machines. Witnesses described book discrepancies, hotel placements for machines, and payments totaling thousands of pounds, with Monahan and Lachmond among those questioned. The inquiry seeks to determine who funded and profited from the machines and whether legal action followed.
A fragmented report notes Mr Jo Jahan and Med. i Kenton as ministers at odds over leadership in Turhnalon. The Minster for Pw tnturion and the deputy, Mir ANeehdinte Burkhlihy, are cited with unclear roles as regional tensions rise and plans for a formal meeting are hinted at in Mengypeane.
A committee plans a Catholic ball and banquet, with estimates of offerings and participation by Reverend leaders. The event aims to raise funds for community needs, but some committee members face delays in finalizing plans despite ongoing discussions.
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