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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1930
Page
3
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a local sale and a tame description of the action with uncertain details. Names and places are unreadable, but the brief hints suggest an auction or notice in a small community paper.
Partial readable text mentions Moa nig and TH sie dan in rune Wor along with numbers and scattered names. The fragmentary content is insufficient to determine a clear event, place, or outcome for a decisive headline.
Golf results show a silver spoon match with players Holt Ont Raturdas and Aliyer Stiwon Veren among leaders. Scoring notes include Hinks Thorawe and Martin with several down strokes, plus entries for Callaan, Mure, Powaik, and Trathen.
The Croquet Canberra Club plans a social afternoon at Albert Hall with play on Metobur after an official opening. Several competitions will be held, featuring numerous players and guests from Weatheraton to Mylonas and beyond.
An appeal court or group upholds the North City decision in a rugby case. The ruling concerns an accusation about a trap or foul play and references specific individuals and the league rules. The document notes the outcome and ongoing implications for the teams involved.
Fragmentary listing describes Capitol Theatre Manuka and a City School of Dancing class schedule with lessons in fox trot one step and waltz. Mentions private lessons, weekly programs, matinees on Saturdays, and appointment requests. Figures and wording are garbled.
An Indian Ocean voyage page reports cricket’s growing appeal among Pacific islanders, detailing public displays and 1800s colony era participation. It notes New South Wales and Hobart figures, with references to colonial governance and public interest in the sport.
Unclear OCR text fragment reports Massey Cup result with Queanbeyan retaining the title. Names and specifics are garbled, but the dominant action indicates Queanbeyan preserved the cup amid a contested match or event.
The text discusses a local club practice session with players and officials. It mentions the potential outcomes of a forthcoming event and notes the group’s turnout and readiness for duties. Names and exact roles are unclear due to OCR issues.
A garbled OCR page lists scattered names and terms across medicine, wealth, and places. The fragmentary text mentions individuals, groups, and locales in a mosaic style, with no clear narrative or verifiable events to anchor a coherent report.
Fragmentary OCR reads as an internal note about Plone planning with Henn and Minuit. Mentions seating, methods, and silos. Unclear context and few concrete details or actions.
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