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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 22, 1963

Page

5

Fraser Pleads For Full Vote in ACT House

Fraser urges full voting rights for the ACT member in Parliament at the Advisory Council meeting. He cites growing enrolment and urges government to amend or delay measures to grant full voting rights after the next general election. He argues the ACT deserves equal representation and access to all powers.

Advisory Council A.C.T Fraser Calwell Perth Melbourne Scullin Kalgoorlie Menzies House of Representatives

Leading Navy Engineer James Mackie Dies in Canberra

James Hamish Mackie 59 a leading Department of the Navy engineer died in Canberra on Tuesday night. Born in Scotland he served with Royal Indian Engineers and earned an OBE. He moved to Australia in 1953 to work on Snowy Mountains project and later joined the Navy department. He is survived by his son and two daughters.

Department of the Navy James Hamish) Mackie Deakin Canberra Mackie Wasjand Christine India Australia Mr. Mackie Indian Service of Engineers Royal Indian Engineers Snowy Mountains Hydro - Electric Authority Royal Canberra Golf Club Australian-American Association Sheila Litt Sydney

Canberra Aquarium Society to stage tropical fish display

The Canberra Aquarium Society will hold its first tropical fish exhibition during the Australian Wildflower Festival at the National Methodist Memorial Church starting September 7. The event features about 15 tanks and a centre-piece of 4,000 daffodils supplied by bulb specialist J. M. Hancock of Fern Tree Gully.

Canberra Aquarium Society National Methodist Memorial Church J. M. Hancock Fern Tree Gully Victoria Hancock Herb Jones Canberra N.S.W

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