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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 30, 1933
Page
2
Canberra notice summarizes a school listing for Canberra Capital City. It mentions F.C. Reerdig and Dey School, Kindergarten to wing, and a certificate M 4.9. It lists teachers of piano and singing, with references to Heath Vista and local placements.
Partial OCR text outlines prepaid subscription rates for the Canberra Times. The fragment mentions a yearly price and payment method but lacks full figures or context.
Fragmented weather notes from Canberra record multiple dates with temperatures around 40 to 50 degrees and wind from the east southeast. Entries mention rainfall, forecast periods, and recurring dates in September, but legible details are sparse and uncertain.
A Canberra Times piece lauds rural producers as the backbone of Australia’s recovery from economic hardship. It highlights the Federal Capital Territory show’s growth, quality livestock, and husbandry skills, urging public support for local shows to strengthen the nation’s economy and future.
Thursday report from Long Hat notes a political act involving Meenas Far Hawitnlan and the Rig tna Verminated Vi iid. It states a trial about ordering the ROKER OF & IUIONwAN and mentions treatment of native seisiions. The account outlines adherence to a project and admissions of acts.
A fragmentary report from Melbourne discusses South African wool in imports. It notes imported British and Australian wool influencing markets, with concerns over blend intentions and potential damage to Australian wool demand.
The event lists champions across breeds with ram and ewe categories. Winners include Champion Hewes A W Boatenu, Champion Porat Horn Ram, and Champion Leicester Hum. Also noted are show standings for Merino, Southdown, and other classes with owners and farm names.
A report from Dubbo Hospital Sydney indicates the Hospital Board may be replaced. The commission recommends the governor appoint an additional member to the board, expanding government influence over the hospital’s governance.
A jumbled record describes a ceremonial investiture with various officers and dignitaries including Captain and Major ranks, colonial appointments, and the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire. Names such as Walter Jaimae de and Albert deinder appear amid a long roll of recipients and attendants.
The report notes wool judging at a fair with judges including Rowthwell H C Snattle and Ky Kilby. Wool fleece and skirted samples were evaluated for commercial value and famarity. Details appear garbled but indicate multiple participants and quality assessments.
A detailed livestock note lists numerous winners in Wyandotte categories including male and female divisions. Celebrities referenced include J O Malley, G Marrigan, and J Gormley. Awards cover white feathered varieties, silvers, and minors with champions named and grand champion indicated.
The dairy show spotlighted the Canowindra prize herd with C J Dunbar and Mrs De B Thinbare among notable entrants. Prize animals from Ireland and Australia earned attention for breed quality and performance in milking tests and butter production, highlighting leaders in Jersey and dairy stock.
Fragmented OCR reads like a horse racing report with multiple names, times, and placements. It mentions riders, heats, and distances but content is garbled, leaving unclear results or event specifics beyond scattered figures and participants.
Fragmented report notes a sheep dog trial with unclear details. Names and specifics are largely garbled but reference a local resident and a Ball Py tone. Possible mentions include Malded, Martin, and a 7 GO, with stray references to radium and a crane.
A fragment describes a produce display featuring many fruit varieties and farm products. Names and places appear garbled, but reference is made to potatoes, parsnips, wheat, buckwheat, fruit, and other garden crops, with proper names like Flanagan and Wellham suggesting exhibitors.
A scrambled list of fruit cakes and desserts from Mrs A Fluyager to Miss Morris appears under a community bake sale header. Notable items include apple pies, sponge cakes, custards, puddings, and cream desserts attributed to local residents and bakers.
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