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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 16, 1930
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment from Canberra Chronicle mentions dates and names in a disordered line. Readable items include partial references to people and places, but the overall meaning is obscured and cannot be reliably interpreted.
The Associates Golf tournament features a championship match with tied play and consolation rounds. Mrs Harr wins two in a row as Asplin and Mee contest a close finish while Miss Fraser and Mrs Plum lead in the consolation eight. The event includes awards and trophy presentations at the President’s level.
The Sydney case details fraud charges against five men including Vivian Courthouse and Tandon Moote. Prosecutors allege a conspiracy to misrepresent ownership and control of a company, with executives and auditors named among those accused. The General Assurances agency and related parties face scrutiny as the matter unfolds.
The case reports a death by self harm in Woore Park near a city square on Wager Pwant. The deceased is Morilay Byndey aged 01s with spouse Bryn. Bodies were found at Moore bork recently. A coroner led the inquiry and noted the tragic sequence with local figures including Daniel Chivers. The verdict cites self inflicted death following a period of distress.
Police detained a man after a reported assault on a female boarder at a residence on a Friday night. Witnesses described the victim as struck on the head with an iron object during the attack while two men nearby were said to be involved.
A doctor urges dietary minerals and vitamins to support the body against disease. The ad promotes Kruschen Salts as a cleansing tonic to clear impurities, claiming benefits such as improved energy and relief from headaches and fatigue.
A taxi driver William Therbert at the Occidental Hotel Orange reports a hold up shortly after midnight as two women and another man attacked him. The assailants robbed him of money and valuables before fleeing on foot. The driver was left injured and a passerby found him later. Police investigations are ongoing.
A bread price war in Parkes continues to benefit townspeople. Bakers compete aggressively with one base selling bread at five shillings per dozen, while prices vary, and shoppers reap the lower costs amid the ongoing competition.
Citizens rally against government treatment urging policy changes including patent transfers and subsidy restructuring. Protestors demand accountability and stress potential political consequences amid claims of mismanagement and interference with citizens' rights.
A fragmented notice from Magna Couatian Ltd and directors outlines an opening of the Capitol Theatre with a British programme on Saturday September 20. It mentions a Sound Gazette feature by Jameson Thomas and lists cartoons, comedies, sound cartoons, two features, and a news segment as part of the program.
Constable Kent reports a car crash on Chive Street Parramatta that led to two vehicles being examined. One driver was charged with assault and theft as another pair faced charges at Perramnatta Police Station alongside a separate assault and theft case at the Hermanmatta Cyinet involving salesmen and a plasterer.
An account of peasants repelling German forces with improvised weapons during a rural encounter. German troops confront villagers as locals rally with pitchforks and defensive measures. The skirmish ends with German retreat and alarm signals broadcast to nearby settlements.
In January 2026 Swynney and New South Wales Cricket Association announce a country wide cricket event. Teams including the Low Sorth Wiles country Herriets are listed for participation during the Swollen January week.
The WN South Walesa Flour Millers' Association reduced flour price by 5 to bring the wholesale quotation to £9 5s per 4 tons. This marks the second decrease within a month.
An unclear report notes debate on film censorship in Sydney involving officials and journalists. Mentions a president figure, university linkage, and tensions between media and regulatory bodies amid party figures and civic groups.
The Federation mis read aims and potential wage wagers, with leaders like W C Coobridgee warning tariff shifts would hurt primary producers. New South Wales consumers face higher petrol prices as duties shift, while domestic petroleum costs threaten local markets and transport.
The notice outlines a meeting of members on Wednesday September 17 at 8 o'clock in the Auntie Pthitte School room. The primary business is the election of members and related matters to be discussed.
Two boxers clashed after the bell as referees attempted to separate them in a bout at Swe Hotel. Mason allegedly shoved and kicked opponents before the finish, triggering a mass melee that left both sides bruised and the crowd roaring. Mason denied a foul and said he was startled by the rapid blows.
A garbled report from Warsaw notes unresolved tensions around parliament amid attempts to establish a lasting system. statements attributed to various figures mention resilience, reform, and resistance to external pressure as Poland seeks stable governance.
An unclear notice outlines an ordinance in Sewcastile and Mogulty involving a panel and a vote. The text mentions a board action and a week of discussion, with references to a trial and a dig, plus mentions of Australia and a hive.
Fragmentary text describes a local scene with unclear names and places. The readable fragments reference centers or centers of activity and possible agricultural terms, but concrete facts, dates, or events are not identifiable.
Printed and published by C. J. Shakespeare for the Federal Capital Press of Australia at the registered office of the company in Ainslie Canberra details remain in the public notice record.
In a seaside park in Pen zanee Cornwall a bird colony startled residents when a predator attacked the nest builders. The frightened birds fled into nearby hedgerows as neighbors called for calm while authorities investigated and prepared protective measures.
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