Canberra tender notices issued by Department of Works and Housing
Commonwealth of Australia Department of Works and Housing invites tenders for construction and housing projects. Accompanied deposits due by 4 pm Tuesday September, with November deadlines for various works. Officials designate Director of Works Canberra and Acting Minister for Works and Housing to receive sealed tender envelopes.
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Pamdens
Hees Band Westing Plant
Nizocraties
Ang Housing
Canberra
Act
Nelson Lemmon
Ferg Sepusitill
Uwe
Tanet
Canberra’ i
Avai F
Te Dieecine
3Riment
Reneine
Smarnat
Wore and
Housag
Meender
Howann
Australia
Department of Works
Bod Honsine
Ey Roars BR
Pitt Beret
Errh
Acton Mamrourad
Marlee
William Stree Belshrene
Quentities
LIN Inc
Winleh
Envelarraendarmd
Moraine Jarenel
Tmsprney
Pittreet
Aycincy
Arran
Nelson Lemmon, Minster
Canberda Forecast Rain Update Amid Erratic North West Winds
Weather notice notes light to moderate rain later today in Canberra and surrounding districts. Forecaster warns of clearing skies, with northwesterly to northerly winds easing later as conditions shift.
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Colt
Canberra Weather Snapshot and City Scores
Weather notes for Canberra with temperatures and wind details for a Friday update. The page lists rainfall readings and forecasts, then shifts to a league table showing teams and scores from recent matches including Munvendere and Felanitrh with tight results and several placeholders indicating missing data.
Canberra Times Discusses Budget Cuts and Import Policy
The Canberra Times reports on Austalian government plans to curtail dollar imports and review public expenditures to reduce wasteful spending. Ministers face scrutiny for expenses while relying on revenue from imports, with warnings against repeating past depresion mistakes and stressing fiscal responsibility. The piece notes a need for careful examination of savings in imports and government programs.
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Raa
Baker
Draglic Cata
Bern
Armee
Thamselves
Tau
Commonwealth
Ravenue
Regent Governor General meets premiers in Ottawa
Yesterday in Ottawa the Governor General hosted Premier J Cala of Victoria the Premier of Queensland and Canadian Minister Brooke Claxton, along with High Commissioner KA Greens. The gathering marked a formal exchange with the Dominion leaders in attendance and discussions on intergovernmental matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min
Howse
Can. Yentarday
Vietorie
J. Cala
Queensland
Top Lietence
Brooke Claxton
KA. ‘Grrens
Cabinet Reviews Sugar Prices Stirs Market Tensions
The cabinet plans a September meeting to review sugar pricing amid calls from officials for higher production costs to be reflected in prices. The prime minister and finance minister discuss potential steps to manage inflation and ensure steady sugar supply.
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Chiffey
Cieenstael
Psty Mutou
Hon Tal
Buick car price dispute hits Canberra markets
Government reports and interior ministry briefings reveal Buick cars priced at 140 pounds delivered to Canberra. Officials discuss pricing impact, consumer relief, and potential policy responses amid rising costs and market pressure.
Organisation for Soldiers Who Did Not Serve Abroad Sydney
Fragmentary text references an organization connected to soldiers who did not serve abroad. Mentions Sydney and a gathering or statement on a Friday. Includes garbled phrases about recommendations, branches, a trench, and possible draft or draft-related action.
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Organisation
Service collapse halts Queensland air line operations
Fragmented OCR text reports that a Queensland airline service to be Gavin detoured and then ceased operations after delays and supply issues. Officials apologized and offered no immediate alternatives as aviation support faltered across Australia.
Plan For Peace In Indo China
Niruterh correspondent reports the French government considering peace proposals for Indo China. The plan includes potential political changes and shifts in government policy amid nationalist resistance and regional tensions.
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Indo-China
Parls
Pridey
Indo China
Niruterh
Nform
Fragmentary OCR Note on Pattie in Cham Gatance
A damaged OCR snippet mentions Pattie in Cham Gatance and an apparent instruction for urgent action. Names and details are unclear, with potential references to Saint Oe and Usk. Further readable context is needed to extract concrete entities, dates, or actions for a proper news card.
Premier Cain Updates Snowy River Diversion Study
Vitoria Premier Cain relayed that a joint survey examines diverting the Snowy River into the Murray. The plan’s details and feasibility are to be reviewed at a Premier conference. A state committee will oversee deeper inquiries into the project.
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Vitoria
Cain
Yeateriny
Snowy
Murray
Diphtheria Declines in Britain Record Low Deaths
Ministry of Health reports the lowest diphtheria cases in Britain in recent years with fewer than 400 local authorities involved in vaccination drives. Mortality fell sharply from 3,600 in 1941 to about 472 last year, as vaccination campaigns saved many infants and broadened herd immunity across the country.
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Ministry of Health
United Kingdoms
Viledlvcane
Britain
Heath
Rugens Gensaens
Arena Ne Eopa
Jaen
Sydney Sym
Ave
Ene
Conservatorium of Music
Ciphi Ig
Canberra
Faron Tuetltherta
Briain Gay
Portrall
AZLC
Wile
Air
Gooaacys Haa
Ce Ihe
Ald
Tandamborn
Saugene
Belson Poldsinlta
Ita
Wrandfather
Omic
LRA
Onell
Fowe
Pera
Eldomie
Marie
Ind
London Philharmonie
Grchentran
Eugene Gookienn
Bragem
Belgium
Miranda
the Royal
College of Music
Britain Shows New Aircraft As Exclusive Exhibition Opens
Britain displays new military aircraft to the public amid a tightening defense push. Officials describe advanced types, with guests invited from allied nations to view prototypes and improved models as part of a major industry showcase.
Quasi-Confusing KS Club Quake Seizures Amid Raids
In Sydney and Yristay raids police seized liquor from KS clubs amid a crackdown on illegal sale. Investigators confronted club officials at the Crick of and the Glareauie branch as officers described a black market supply.
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Uuquor
K.S.L
Sydney
Yristay
Ian
Anon
Glareauie
Taxation Blitz Yields Massive Haul Amid Turmoil
A chaotic tax operation dubbed Blitz uncovers substantial sums including 3000 pounds in a hidden deposit box and 2000 pounds in a yard burial. The raid targets alleged evasion amid rising unrest as authorities seize millions in contraband and confront political turmoil.
Leg Amputation After Fall Under Tram
Fragmented report describes a leg amputation after a fall beneath tram wheels. The injured person was admitted to Royal Prince Alfred Memorial, receiving surgical treatment and post operative care.
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Atone
Remay
Walter Moran
Reilly
Royal Price Alfred Memorial
Swift Australian Action To Conserve Dollars
The Prime Minister announces government controls on dollar advances for travellers and tighter screening on imports from Britain and Canada. A Monday meeting with Treasury and Commonwealth Bank officials will review sterling balances and potential austerity measures, aiming to reduce import demand and support the balance of payments amid pressure from Britain and the Empire. Australia will draw on accumulated sterling balances only as earnings permit.
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Army
Aawaprit
Dnimpllott
Bogre Arch
Treasury
Hidale
Aollar
Chiffey
Atlar Imparte
Canberra
Newau
Tetaune
Mirict
Moateagentia
Hemeas
Alrendy
Furl Aglite
Tre
Dr. Dalton
Commonwealth
Gonda
Detlara
Alatralia
Britain
Great Britain
Augtralia
Aterling
Australia
America
Mollers
Tay
Canada
Thay
Recuien
London
States Debate Taxation Policy and Federal Control
A damaged transcript shows leaders arguing over state taxation rights and federal policy. Claims focus on increased wages, rising material costs, and the Commonwealth’s influence on income tax. The dialogue suggests states must rely on federal action or altered revenue arrangements.
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Lome
Pravier
Victoria
Cain Tald
Canberra
Cali Wald
Chifley
Ieee
Search for missing in New Guinea RAAP unit reports
Fragmented account describes R A A P searches across New Guinea for missing Australians. Aboard helicopters and patrols, crews faced mangrove terrain, hostile weather, and night losses as they scoured Wandaman Bay and nearby areas for clues.
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R.a.ap
New Guinea
Vorekop
New Buwes
Baladain
Ketth Rlintie
Touridle Hae
Jedaemreh
New Guirten
Hs Hae
Benihdhin
Weireeurchen
Stiudieburg Datas
Hollis
Wandunian Bay
Jerebsite Gulf
Ens
Wandaman Bay
Ducane
Anil
Tive
Lie Dolch National Azriter
Squiton
Hindle
Allen
Nationalising Banks Sparks Debate and Economic Alarm
A fragmented discussion warns nationalisation would create indecision and undermine confidence. Leaders from industry groups warn it could hinder production and risk prolonged economic disruption, arguing private enterprise fuels growth and efficient markets.
Disappointment at petrol policy cuts criticised by ministers
The text records reactions to government petrol ration cuts and related policy shifts. It notes dissatisfaction among taxpayers over broader implications for air travel, imports, and economic evaluation. The speaker urges formal statements addressing widespread concerns and questions raised by various MPs.
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Heiduhnaon
Wellont
Import of Animals Banned By Health Minister
The Health Minister Benatar Cyneieennay announced that Australia will prohibit certain classes of wild animals and domestics from entering any Australian port. The action follows concerns over protection of wildlife and potential harm to public health and safety.
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BANGN
Minister For Health
Benatar Cyneieennay
Angounerd
Australia
Austrailan
Neweasury
Vie
Export Ban on Beef Cattle Imposed by Ministers
Officials led by Minister Joe Teate announced a prohibition on export of beef cattle from Australia. The measure, tied to domestic supply concerns and requiring approval from the Department of Mopl wae Fe federation, aims to curb external sales and preserve meat stocks.
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Joe Teate
Amd
Australia
Emberga Netude Ceriein
Achan
Courtine
Ema
Australie
Sane Managers to Fight Plans for Mathonalieation
Fragmented text outlines managers opposing a plan tied to a Melbourne campaign. Government references and unnamed parties appear, with unclear details about dates or actions. The readable fragments suggest a political contest involving managers and government figures in Melbourne.
Singapore Dock Shooting Incident Leaves Indian Worker Dead
A chaotic shooting at the Singapore Dock yesterday left an Indian worker dead and another wounded, authorities say. Police report a bystander was shot during the confrontation with a handler, triggering a swift investigation and heightened security at the port.
St Pauls Manuka Anniversary Celebrations Noted
An anniversary observance at St Pauls Church Manuka is announced with details of arrangements. The event features a Eucharist, address by Rev Wheeler, and a programme including rector and chaplain duties, inviting parishioners to attend at 7.30 pm and outlining church leadership participation.
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St. Paul's Charen
Gordan
Wheeler
Pari Moruya
Drun
Bouin
Perth
Religious notices from Canberra churches and services
Fragments describe church events across many denominations in Canberra. Holy Communion, baptisms, festivals, and Sunday services are listed for Anglican, Presbyterian, Methodist, and Catholic groups. Also referenced are the Salvation Army and parish activities with times, locations, and contact details, and notes on upcoming events and collections.
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Eli
Explantant
St. Barthkromine
Ae Ming
Eh Mev
J. Waterman
Hain A. Paul's
Gharisl
Wentlakes
Aevensang
Homan Catnolie
Bentorent
Mary Baty
Christopher's
Forrest Tim
Apo
Bt Palick
Braddon
Fat College
Antromt
Devoriont
Church of the Anarew
Boe
Hector Flartioun
Am.j. Biejum
Beondemst
Ante Fore
Stros We Sturdve
Eile Ivening Serrlee
Sato
West Bada
TMC
CHO
Bela
WEA
Bay Eine Atimiater
Ainslie Salvation Army
Capea Na Thesiley
Pam
Canberra
Setenne Ball
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Serantain
Carer Bremsh
Department of the Freior
Mary Beem
Domonwealth
Ant Wouring
Department OF Works and Mouring
Department OF Works and— Mousing
Canberda Forecast
Prc
Riantern
Weat
Chunge
Ahnwera
Pairbatan
Frisay
Smmxiers
Sre
Pronk Et Fointn Finwliniers Paemir
Michlao
Crema
Talenty
BUICK
Bolton
Anman
Mt. Archertietdesirme
Hich
Fallons
Apinge
Cam Were
Air Tenpetnay
Coureh
Trai
Trajan
Inthecena Hall
Bie
Henry
Thom Bovehan
Cima
Beeman Opera Company
Saaisting
Beecher
Quanti
Srndah Na Loam Opera Company
Cart Ros
Shastra
United States
Rochester
AMC
Werival
Creheatra
Prewt Orcher
Maxis Janron
Cephals
Chier
of Sheates
Eugene Goossens
Alrmeld
Wrendlet
Ear
Ihepeeten
Muwanda
Grout
Suni
meaneiNnr
Aumiama
Wale
Taxation
Wun
Mattron
Sander
Nntonra
Pune
Nile
Mae
Chidlay
Isley
Nas
Lealla
Amac
Sted Chambers of Commerce
Auvs
Nationaliae
Lne Base
Fear
Mr. Fadden
Spain
Singapore Dock
ST. Paul's
Manuka
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