Canberra Tourist Bureau at Two Opens With Pride
The Canberra Tourist Bureau marks its second anniversary on April 27, 1937, highlighting handling over 20 000 enquiries and coordinating travel to Sydney Albury Melbourne and more. It serves as a lodging clearing house aiding visitors and promoting national pride while urging civic responsibility from residents.
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Canberra
Parliament House
Cairns
Paris
Vienna
Sydney
Albury
Melbourne
Adelaide
South Cant
Tourist Bureau
Touriet Bureau
Canberra Floral Show Highlights At Albert Hall
Horticultural chrysanthemums dominated the Canberra event with most exhibits from Queanbeyan. L Henderson spoke on Iceland poppies cultivation and answered many queries, while L Brown addressed planting funds for ranunculus. Awards recognized numerous chrysanthemum varieties and other floral displays, with extensive member section prizes for roses, dahlias, and bowls.
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Canberra
Albert Hall
Queanbeyan
L. Henderson
Iceland
Canberi
L. ©. Brown
Ranunoull
Jun RB. Archer
Albert Hall To-Night Presents Australian Ballet Pioneer
The Australian School of Ballet led by Mischa Burlakov brings classical ballet to Canberra with a program including The Carnaval Swan Lake and Le Corsaire. Burlakov, famed for ties to Pavlova era, has trained many dancers and aims to showcase top Australian talents to a large Canberra audience.
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Et Wsaksteal Ballet
Nds
Australia
Canberra
Australian School of Ballet
Mischa Burlakov
Sydney
Ans
Pavlova
Dante Crestors
Countuy and Sou & School
Critica
Lea Bylphises
Albert Hall
Burlakoy
Schumann
Tchhaikowsky
Burlakov
Tte Tealdenta
Buriakoy
Australian Student Christian Movement Commencement Service
The ACT branch will hold a commencement service Monday at 11 am in the Baptist Church. Rev Dr A J Waldock will lead, Rev G W Edwards will read the Yeanog, Milat president of the Students' Representative Council will read the Yeagona, and Pro tem F R Maulden will address. Council members staff and students meet at 10 55 am beforehand.
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Te Act
Christies
A. J. Waldock
Ganon W. J. Edwards
Mir Milat
R. E. Maulden
D. Litt
Femmanian
ASC
Graéustes Te Voy
Ant
Travel by air booking agent for Australian National Airways
Advertisement shows JW Treason booking office next to Brizhier Homes offering air travel with phone contact B303 and hours from 9 am to 6:30 pm, inviting inquiries for reservations and schedule details.
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AIR Australian National Airways Pty, Ltd
JW. Treson
Brizhier Homes
Rural Lessees Association dinner marks fourteen years
The Rural Leases Association of the Ay held at Hotel Civic on Thursday night with President Mr Kee Antes. Lt Col J H Goodwin recalled the association’s long effort for lessees’ rights, noting gains against past abuses. Fred Southwell, former president, urged continued consultation with the Department of the Interior. The chair and others spoke on progress, leadership, and support from the Land Board. A C McKay discussed animal management. Acknowledgments were given to the Department, the Solomon, the Press, and members for ongoing unity and activity.
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Rural Leases Association of the Ay
Hotel Civic
Kee Antes
J. Th. Goodwin
Canberra
Jeaseca
Anpoc
Pital
Fred Southwell
Action Waueagentis
Anderson
Radio Week End Program Schedule Shows Packed Lineup
A dense BBC style weekly schedule lists hours for News Daily Dozen Weather and a vast array of music talks and drama. Highlights include Florence Hoogetoel violin recital Grisha Goluy violinist and Paul Jacklin tales with Warwick Farm race descriptions and Essendon v Methourny league.
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Meteor
Legis
Malin
Athem
Canberra
Florence Hoogetoel
Thalian
Jim Germit
Mr. Walker
Ernest Dudley
Gordon Crier
Stuvia
Paul Jacklin
Grisha Goluybot
Balin
Meditation Mowles
Serview
Newtra
Mamie
Warwick
Growth of radio expansion in Australia’s production rise
A review shows remarkable growth in Australia’s radio industry from 1930 to 1938 with 74 factories employing 5 519 people and an annual output valued at two figures. New South Wales leads with 45 factories, Victoria employs 1 120, and imports drop from £504 088 in 1920-30 to £146 in later years.
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Australia
Wilson
New South Wales
Queensland
Western Australia
New South War
Victoria
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Southwell
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Ma Rtyris
Department of the Solomon
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Press
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Motor Coach Services
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Gundugai
Adelane
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Byoney
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Murray Valley Paakenger Service
Stock Exchange
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Harry Graham
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Chile
Regent Theatre Orchestra
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Calla
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Australie Manufacturing
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Tein du Anual
Malcolm Campbell
Vetahire Evans
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