Canberra Weather and Obituary Mixed Brief
Canberra forecast from the Meteorological Station calls for fair to generally fine conditions with increasing clouds and milder day, frost on the Tablelands at night, northeast winds and slight seas regionally. Born April 1 to Jo and Jan Meurs Hawking William Douglas, aged 34, beloved husband of Mabel, with family notes. Optometrist Filmer to visit Canberra next week. eye tests appointments available at Davies Pharmacy Kingston.
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Hawking
William Douglas
Ar Street
Grinvite
Mabel
Peggy
Pat
Eric
Bill
Ken
Martin Place
Sydney
Canberra
Davies Pharmacy
Kingston
Canbarea High School Market Day Lecture on Internal Control
Professor Robert L. Dixon of the University of U.S.A. will lecture on Internal Control in College Hall Childers Street on Tuesday evening at 8. Admission is free with no ticket required. Buffet supper provided. Supplementary list of competitions includes Lamb, Sponge cake, orange and cucumber dishes with named participants.
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Canberra
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Australia
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West New Guinea
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Robert L. Dixon
University of U
Fisher
Mia
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Gowrie
Turner
Gillespie
Southwell
Canberra Art Prizes Closing Date Announced
Canberra Art Club reminds members and others that the closing date for the International 50 guineas prize and second prize 20 guineas as well as the Annual Exhibition is Anzac Day April 25. Forms and information available from M. Frankel and B. J. Scollay. Commonwealth of Australia.
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Canberra
Anzac Iday
M. Frankel
B. J. Scollay
Public Warning of Field Firing Practice Near Duntroon
A public warning notes a field firing practice with live ammo near Duntroon from 8 am to 5 pm on April 23, 1957. The danger zone covers the Gungahlin District in the Australian Capital Territory land boundaries and nearby roads, including Duntroon Road and Canberra Aerodrome. Entering the danger area is at one’s own risk. do not touch unexploded projectiles and report finds to military or police. no reward is offered.
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Canberra ‘Technical College
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Duntroon
Gungahlin
Australian Capital ‘Territory
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Majura
Canberra
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Ita
Duntroon Road
Bouthessterry
Will of Joseph William Mayor in Majura ACT
The will of Joseph William Mayor of Majura ACT Grazier is being processed. Fourteen days are allowed for the secretary to respond. Executors or tenderers must visit the site for personal verification as part of the probate process.
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Joseph William Mayorate
Majura
Australian Capital Territory
Jeica
Tenders for Cottage Removal at Burrinjuck NSW
Tenders addressed to the undersigned must be in by 4 00 pm May 8 1957 for the purchase and removal of a weatherboard cottage with fixtures and outbuildings on Lot 73 Lower Burrinjuck including fences and site clean up after removal. Inspection is available on request.
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Burrinjuck
New South Wales
Mission at St Christopher's Ends With Crowded Sessions
St Christopher's mission concluded after two weeks of daily sessions in Canberra areas. Very Rev Fiscalini led the final sermon at St Christopher's Pro Cathedral as crowds exceeded 1,500 per session, with thousands attending at Peter Chanel's and other venues. Aimed at Catholics but drew non Catholics as well. attendance reached 3,600 for some days.
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Fiscalini
Ae Clement's College
Galong
Redemptorist
Father
Williamson
Kennedy
Peter Chanel’s
Yarrafuanine
St. Benedict's
Nerrabundah
St. Therese's
Verdict Upholds Farouk Liability to Dior for 1952 Dresses
An appeals court confirmed the lower court ruling against ex king Farouk of Egypt, ordering him to pay £4800 to Christian Dior for dresses delivered in 1952, with £100 interest. The verdict follows his earlier appeal two years after the original judgment.
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Siungay Saas Reuter
Parin
Farouk
Egypt
Christian Dior
Markman
Smallpox scare linked to tanker voyage into Melbourne
An Indian seaman on the tanker Stanvac Pretont aboard a ship arriving from Bombay developed a rash in Melbourne. Health authorities quarantined the vessel and crew after reports of smallpox like symptoms. The tanker was moved to quarantine near Melbourne and the entire crew received vaccination and health surveillance as a precaution.
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Portaea
Melbourne
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