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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 25, 1929
Page
3
The Quenne waned of the Huitinh Mile Rovinty held their annual meeting Monday evening. A display showed members circulating in MAN Ad Bialoois and the Avetratian, with notes on world events and local topics. It records the election of Hor Vive The Beam and other proceedings.
The Education Department announced reforms at the intermediate school level. Officials aim to attain 160 dpm for a compulsory course and ban certain sports. The changes follow April 20 publication and reference recent exams and leather certificate results, with a focus on examinations and grade outcomes at the school.
The St Christopher’s Muse board announces a theoretical examination today titled They are about Hanvent of the Good Kamaritans at the Consereatorium Muse. The practical exam in Nome is scheduled for Monday, with Posty.
London wool sales report shows broad activity with 8269 bales catalogued including New South Wales Victoria South Australia Western Australia Tasmania and New Zealand lots. Prices were steady with limited selection of grey Merinos noted and Bradford quotes largely unchanged amid fair competition.
A fragmented report notes Lancashire meeting London on Monday with Austeatian Tugby Cengie team, while Lasaionshire played Thursday. Names such as McMilan, Maher, Gorman, Shankland, Wetagell, Henderson and Treweeke appear in the incomplete lineups.
A practice cricket match between Chambeyan and Cweanbeyan Railway elites produced a Heulbway victory by a wide margin as the Uueanbeyan side collapsed to 26 outs. Key performances by Hyman and Croker and strong bowling by Hincksman and Bellchambers highlighted the readable, but murky, report from the event.
The Sydney Rugby League and Canberra Youth cricket teams met at York Park on a Saturday afternoon. Canberra scored 144 all out after Mee retired and Sydney chased 137 as key players logged runs and wickets despite retirements and team changes.
At the Capitol Theatre the eplc store presents a stage adaptation of Weary River with Richard Marthelmens in the central role supported by Hetty Comgeon and others. The production recalls the modern city and a single life scene. Adolphe Jou heads a strong supporting cast and direction.
A garbled report describes Italian floods affecting the southern railway system with service interruptions and damage. The text mentions names and places in unclear form but highlights disrupted repair work and suspended trains amid the flood events.
A promotional blurb urges readers to wash with Rinso and follow packet hints to achieve notably white laundry. It emphasizes quick cleaning and the rinsing carrying away dirt, promising surprising whiteness on wash days.
The match to be played Saturday pits two teams led by Kit Juha Nutters and Mr Wd Sheehan with Pali providing early strengthens. A complimentary dinner to Bir John Hutters follows at Hotel Cumberra. Numerous players such as Dowd, Bulmer, Smith, Mittennaat, and Dean are listed, with several others including William, Freee, Bloat, and Gninatey among the entrants. results and placements to be announced after the event.
Ambiguous report covers a local weekend event with listed participants and a win by Mr. WF Wartru over Mr. ML Tapp. The piece mentions weather and season championships, with unclear event names and several garbled names for local teams and individuals. The return emphasizes a single notable result amid the noisy OCR text.
Fragmentary OCR notes show broadcasting times, personnel, and venue references such as Sydney, Wayne, and Murier. The garbled text lists several show times, stations, and possible program notes across multiple unnamed dates, with scattered names and places.
Deaf plaintiff contends with court procedures amid a challenging proceeding. The transcript shows confusion and persistence as the participant navigates the legal process and seeks fair handling of the case.
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