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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 18, 1936
Page
5
Fragmentary notes reference a male suspect in a crime investigation tied to a sale. The text mentions Ferguson and a legal warning to avoid illicit profits, with unclear connections to a specific location or date. Further readable details are needed to clarify names and events.
A fragmentary OCR excerpt mentions petitions and local figures in a terse civic note. Readers glimpse a community action focus with names and places only partly legible, suggesting a local governance or public petition context.
Le Ly by Tate is expected to draw a large crowd as organizers anticipate a substantial turnout. Details on venue and schedule remain sparse, but community interest remains high and ticket outlets report growing demand.
Debate in the House of Representatives focused on research funding for the fishing industry. Speakers argued fish is a luxury in Australia and suggested the industry could create up to 18 million pounds in output and provide 25,000 jobs. They discussed devolved by-products, government bonuses, and relief from certain taxes, with references to Dr Yarokd Thompson and Council of Scientific and Industrial Research allocations.
A fragmented report outlines a milk inquiry at Byrey focusing on evidence and testimony about milk supply. Mr J Rone Mina and Mr Hows counsel discuss admissibility and purpose, with reference to Martin and Rose. The session aims to trace the milk chain and identify responsible parties amid political tension.
A fractured crowd report notes various participants such as Noureini Blond and Erat Wotan in a spring double event. The chaotic listing includes references to Apploune Eamont Panax Rang mamma and others with unclear outcomes, concluding with withdrawal of several entries.
A Guisera Wasting will be held at Cauwensy Mess on Sunday September 20 at 30 pm with all members urged to attend. The notice also covers industrial board claim dealings and requests for more work, while horse drivers are urgently requested to attend. The National Finance and Investment Co Ltd opens Friday nights until 2 o'clock.
A disputed proposal in South Australia considers a hospital tax with Federal Government funding uncertain. Officials discuss whether to raise the levy by sixpence and assess the impact if grant money is not provided.
A fragmentary sports note describes a midday match with players and teams only partly readable. Names appear as ACHAMPONGITE and Conn J ptenunto, with terse results indicating a victory or decisive moment but lacking clear details or full context.
A fragmented OCR item mentions cats and a person named Se with unclear context. The readable portion notes Ain and Se present, but lacks concrete events, dates, or locations to establish a clear news item.
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