Publication Notice From The Canberra Times Printing
The Canberra Times publishes a notice inviting publication details in a British produced Australian made newspaper. The notice lists dates and location references including Canberra and Bindi City, with references to Fearn ree af Auathette and Be the plubo of erment in a formal public notice.
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Tariff progress excites minister in debate on industry policy
The minister hailed tariff progress as a sign of government momentum in tariff reform. Debate covered division of labor among groups, Labour Party support for lower protection, and the aim to curb monopolies while preserving industry and export growth amid new schedules and international competition.
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Referendum and Secession Debate Shape Australian Voters
Western Australia backs secession strongly while national questions on constitutional reform and a convention for State representation draw mixed support. The poll suggests voters punish Canberra government for delay and indicate desire for clearer national policy despite broader economic plans.
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Weather and rainfall records for Conbéris and Queanbeyan
Readable fragments show monthly rainfall and temperature records for Conbéris and Queanbeyan. Entries list daily measures, periods, and notes on rainfall totals to date for the current year, mentioning March and April observations and general wind and temperature remarks.
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Legacy Club Night at El Acotan in the Mian
A community club night features Mr Malcolm Lucas performing songs including The Road to Mandalay and Ay 1 get ta Heaven. The program includes solos, choir pieces, and an encore. The event, with a bevy of local performers, is set for a Wednesday in August with a light fare and generous audience reaction.
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Refuted Charges Spark Trade Debate Amid Market Strain
A contentious report details Mr Forgan Smith refuting accusations amid concerns over government policy. The piece references tariffs, local manufacturers, and possible government actions affecting price and supply, including discussions of overseas markets and regional responses in Kelvin Grove and Brisbane.
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District Wool Prices Hint at Co Operative Sale in Heth Ryde
Readable fragments show a government or cooperative sale of wool at Heth Ryde with numerous buyer names and prices. The list mentions districts like Canberra and Queanbeyan and a variety of buyers including J Moore, Cameron, and O Rourke, with prices around 1s 8d to 14d per unit.
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Canberra University Commencement Ball of 1997
The Canberra University College commencement ball was held at Albert Hall with about 460 attendees. A long list of ministers university officials and guests attended including prominent named officials and faculty members. The event featured a formal program and a reception as part of Canberra University activities.
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University Association Annual Meeting Report
The University Association holds its annual meeting to discuss the year’s activities and financial state. Attendees review past programs, lecture plans, and future collaborations with local colleges and extension workers.
Prime Minister set for Australians tour amid referendum duties
The Prime Minister travels from Western Australia to Dunharra then to Sydney for a series of engagements tied to the referendum and cabinet meetings. Other ministers, including the Minister-General and interior minister, also make weekend trips to Hydney and Tasmania, with several planning lengthy stays and official duties.
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From the Pulpit Canberra Defended by Rev Owen Sites
A fragmented narrative discusses a sermon and moral inquiry set in Canberra, with references to prophecy, endurance, and personal resolve. The piece interlaces religious discourse, historical or fictional journeying themes, and reflections on hope, fate, and civic virtue. It contrasts faith with modern challenges and emphasizes character formation.
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Parliament Reassembles Following Cabinet Announcement
Fragmentary text reports Parliament planning reconvening on April 26 after a cabinet decision. Mentions possible house renaming and agricultural matters with limited readable names and dates.
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