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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 24, 1929
Page
3
A verbatim report describes a maritime incident in the Indian Ocean with a ship afire and crews scrambling to respond. The chaotic scene mentions Tara, Vince, and other figures amid evacuations, radio chatter, and ongoing efforts to control the blaze as the vessel drifts.
A fragmented report notes a man missing after going fishing on an unclear date. The text references unclear names and places and mentions a search by authorities, but specifics are unreadable. No concrete locations or identities are discernible from the readable fragments.
A ivered report details preparations for the census under the auspices of the Commonwealth and related statistics. The conference, the fifth in a series, reviewed methods of distribution and collection, and emphasized accuracy and uniformity across fields like vital statistics finance transport and social statistics.
In a New South Wales case John Carpenter of Woonbeyan built a wood carting contract for Herbert despite a dispute over pay. The defendant Plinervert claimed hourly wages and advance payments, while the plaintiff alleged weekly wages and unpaid work. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant.
A muddled fish tale recalls a fishing excursion where a man hooks a jug and feeds it to the back of his craft to avoid tying it. A large shark then approaches, nudging the vessel and prompting a tense moment about safety and gear.
Meo F. Gemakhl Buckhond of Mellaurne died aged 68 with surviving daughter Mrs ACCS Robertson of Abellaurine Avenue. He was a veteran and member of the Vie torbin acing Clubbo, with a son who served in France in 1918.
A notice from Wellington reports the death of Sir George Fenwick at the Grace of Sir George Pomwick. The article references Venere Danmieing as a director of the Pearly press in the Dominion, noting Fenwick as a well known figure.
The Derby horse Moandas Varkwood, once among six Varfferty finalists, was withdrawn before racing at Randwick this morning. Team members Melb Ar and others returned to Melbourne amid hopes for future runs, while another horse injured Saturday night previously recovered and appeared set to compete.
A reported surge of fires in Merilanent sparked ministerial denial. A Saturday arson attempt aimed at a pavilion near Morey faced extinguishment after walls showed spray. No injuries noted.
A readable fragment describes a man named Mondy Alfioat Diragie who fell from a moving train near Canterbury. He landed with minor injuries after a wheel struck him, leaving him dazed but conscious. Names and exact details are unclear due to OCR errors.
In Sewiowna Court on a chilly day three men faced charges connected to a theft ring. Holmes, his wife Lawote Hotties, and Peter Hayes appeared as witnesses and suspects in a confusing proceeding. The police prosecutor noted Holmes asserted her husband bore the blame while Holmes denied knowledge of the alleged theft.
Charles Clrenes Jimes and Clarence lworke Allen appeared in the Bluewood Court on charges tied to a forced robbery. Prosecutors allege armed men entered a shop, threatened staff, and demanded cash while a pistol was displayed. Remanded until Thursday on 200 pounds bail.
Sydney Monday report details Marris Thompson, 29, who was last week paroled after a shooting incident. Constable Joekeotd and Sgt Miller described Thompson as disadvantaged and dangerous. The court sentenced Thompson to one year in prison with heavy restrictions.
An inquest into an unknown man found dead at Long Bay returned a verdict of unsound mind. The body was found in a bush area near Lane Fing on September 1 and lay there about 13 days. A strange witness at the inquiry spoke of the man’s life and said he feared the consequences of mutual indecision. Police notes mention a bottle found near the body.
A damaged wireless message from Mechet describes Hochst in trouble near Colamindy as a vessel grounds on a rock channel. One and two sections flooded while heavy seas force crew to jettison cargo. tug Mercules races to assist in the rescue amid ongoing peril and a drifting wreck.
An American soprano will perform tonight at Alburt Midd in Canberra under E J Gravestock Ltd. This first international artist to visit the area promises a diverse program including Puccini and Giannini works. Accompanists and a notable violinist will join, with tickets on sale at local hotels and venues.
The article claims Australian living conditions and climate disrupt the liver more than other organs. It promotes Dr Morse's Indian Root Mills as a reliable remedy that reaches and regulates the liver and entire system, noting its widespread household use across the inland continent and large sales.
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