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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 10, 1957
Page
3
The Brown exhibit with the Royal Aster was included in the districts for the first time to dry peason. Possible inelusi exh. Suthers Districts hosted the district exhibit for the last two years.
The community gains a trading house that must exit to this extended service, expanding local access. Officials describe the move as a step toward broader community economic support and longer term regional benefits.
The Public Accounts Committee criticised the Commonwealth Departments for acquiring and using land. It noted years of holding unused land and questioned departmental needs. The report urged regular review and suggested an Appeal Board to ease land valuations and disallow unneeded projects.
The Minister for the Interior announced a Canberra auction of 250 residential leases in the Campbell area with sales set for May 8 at Racecourse and May 22 at Deakin Griffiths Narrebundah and Yarra. Blocks range from 5 173 to 12 319 square feet with frontages up to 108 feet.
A 90 ton ketch named Agnes has never sailed far before. The vessel, described in a London report, includes crew members such as a retired solicitor, a nurse, a farmer, and a typist. An ex merchant navy officer from Scotland is among the hands.
Perth Tuesday oil exploration figures from Western Australia express cautious optimism. C H Kangas, petroleum engineer supervisor, predicts a potential Perth oil boom while D J Guppy notes earlier finds may now prove a commercial proposition.
Canberra Magistrate C Denton adjourned the hearing of Lance Churchill 19 Higgs Crescent Amalie on a charge of trespass until April 17. The judge sought a clear rule on enclosed premises while solicitor Gallen argued about premises linked to Mrs Buttsworth at Jeek Long Gardens Reid.
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