12 Sep 1928
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 12, 1928
Page
1
Record prices reported for Jersey cattle at an auction in New Zealand. A standout dairy cow achieved a high price while averages reached around five hundred with buyers and sellers noting strong demand across the sale.
The Prime Minister in Parliament outlined government plans to preserve shipping trade amid a waterfront dispute. He warned of declaring a serious industrial disturbance under the Crimex Act to protect trade and commerce, with steps including arbitration and possible court action if necessary.
A detailed outline shows the proposed Canberra Anatomy Institute building with projected total costs and public works implications. The commission assesses scope, site impact, and funding arrangements while weighing expert opinions from Melbourne and Sydney architects.
Retrospective kerbing and guttering charges for lessees may be imposed if the High Court finds the present ordinance ultra vires. Sir George Pearce is expected to announce Parliament today on the issue, with questions raised about government opinions and consultant advice.
In a terse report the Waterside Worker Federation faces internal discipline as members face strict restrictions on work offers. The notice specifies tightened procedures affecting eligibility and member conduct within the union.
CONFIDENT MCC players speak after an interview at Walkextons. Chapman answers questions about the tour and luck as the team prepares for an Australia trip. Weather hints and current conditions shape the arrival plans and training ahead of the voyage.
Crude oil powered tests in England reveal potential transport value as vehicles and lorries travel between major locations. Observers note heavy delays and logistical challenges affecting movement and distribution amid evolving industry plans.
A London train collision report details a disaster on a Monday involving an express service. Investigations identify the perils of the incident, with witnesses noting the severity and assisting emergency responses as authorities assess the cause and damages.
A garbled OCR style summary reports a seventeen million pound debt redemption figure over five years. It references the National Vehicle Commission, a Marion era event, and mentions several loosely connected names and dates without clear context or coherent details.
A damaged OCR excerpt reports large loan and redemption figures related to wheat yield and national payment schemes. It mentions sums around 1617R,000 and 4.9198,000 with references to wartime or governmental support and a Washington dispatch date.
Fragmentary text references melanin themes and worker participation in a 4300 area matter. Mentions officials, a potential plan or petition, and employer statements. Readable portions suggest a local issue involving labor or community groups without clear outcomes or dates.
A fragmentary report notes idle coal pits and unrest along the waterfront. The passage mentions names and places in a period voice, with unclear details about activity, labor, and local responses.
Readable parts indicate positions at Sydney harbor, with ships working and a water term situation. Mentions 7h and 8 o clock timing, and potential afters snoon call. Details are garbled but imply termination and attendance issues for crew or officials.
The crowd gathers as officials relay radio chatter about a chaotic scene with unclear names and actions. A sense of tension and urgent communication marks the event described, with scattered references to officials and a named area.
NSW Premier Stonay Tyemlay Thee Trwmier Mey Hawi extends formal congratulations to the crew and passengers marking a notable flight. Statements celebrate their achievement despite equipment issues and the warm reception in New Zealand.
The meeting of the Rush Management Board adjourned without a clear decision on transferring the pension and related funds to Canberra. The chair indicated the administration and legal issues require review before any final action.
Unclear text describes a men’s conference effort with references to future plans and a Bow award. Names and details are garbled but the article hints at a strategic refit and a tie to a recognition or prize. Evidence remains fragmentary and attribution uncertain.
A German river collision near Heinkevten Vier and the Heinkenes Vier area caused boats to crash as residents watched. Eyewitnesses described a chaotic scene with many passengers swept away and confusion as authorities attempted rescue and control.
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