Altitud to Aid Ainslie Men’s Club Funding Blocked
The Altitud Commission refused to fund linoleum and furnishings for the Ainslie Men’s Club, citing reliance on voluntary effort. The Social Service Council discussed the matter last month and again Wednesday, noting no comparison with the Hopetoun clubs and urging locals to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anstie
Fejers Capital Commission
Social Service Council
Air Maney
Hued
Thundford
Lichier
Lady ‘Hopetoun Tul
Youngirle
Canberra
Alnalie
Volunfisrs
Westridge Hall Charges Deferred Amid Federal Inquiry
Trivtees of West Ridge Hall decide not to charge Bodlen for use of Woentridge Hall while awaiting guidance from the Federal Capital Commission. A letter asking for charging policies was sent to the commission. meanwhile local residents argue some charges are excessive. Honeysett reports no reply yet and a decision to bill at half rate pending clarification.
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Westrides Hall
Bodlen
Woentridge Hall
Clarmen
Honeypetty
Commission
Wool prospects bright for new season’s wool sales
Winehcambe Cyreon Ltd reports brighter prospects for the upcoming season. Wool trade shows improved consumption in Britain and France, with U.S. orders rising while Australian and South African stocks shrink, signaling firmer prices and steady demand ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winehcambe, Cyreon Ltd
Yorkshire
Lea
Britain
Austria
South Africa
France
Bso Ik
United States
Aerie
Wwe
Agua
Melbourne Letter on Labour Government Aims and Police Strike Question
The Melbourne column notes the Victorian Labour Government pushing economy in the public service through consolidations and tighter methods. It discusses police strike reinstatement resistance, potential delays from opposition, and the Premier’s plan to push week measures before the session ends. The piece highlights ministerial caution about readmitting discharged officers and the risk to government stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labour
Hogan
Att Yonery
Dronderguat
Atticle
Unis
Visitors Show Keen Interest in the Federal Capital Canberra
International visitors express fascination with the Federal Capital and seek full progress updates. American guests praise the planning and view Canberra as a Washington replica, while tour manager J Boyce provides latest information amid questions from travellers. Many plan to inspect Canberra before returning home.
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Canberra
Washington
Victorino
Murcwu
J. Boyce
Owen
Allebourne
Commonwealth
Moving Train Thieves and Food Import Policy in Australia
An Australian report describes a train robbery where three thieves fled after a gunfight, while NSW and Victoria debate food self sufficiency. The piece notes reliance on imports for tomato pulp and asparagus, compares Melbourne’s fertile gardens to reliance on external supplies, and discusses French style farming and local production potential.
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New South Wales
United States
Asia
Italy
Victoria
Melbourne
Lowl
Kent
Queensland
New Zealand
Wheat harvest hopes loom as Victoria eyes bumper yield
Railway Commissioners in Victoria predict a bumper wheat harvest while critics say Australian prosperity hinges on exporting primary products. The piece notes Australia’s wheat output at eight million bushels, far below Canada and the United States, and warns against protectionist, labor and regulatory policies.
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Victoria
Urautten
Ourselvur
Cauntind
Autrallid
Australia
Comada
United States
Argentina
India
Flying boats to bolster Commonwealth air power from England
The Commonwealth orders two large airships from England, built by Supermarine at Woolston. The Southampton class craft measure about 60 feet long with 450 hp Napier Lion engines, reach 110 mph, cruise around 86 mph, and carry bombs or reconnaissance gear. They use five crew and are designed for civil, reconnaissance, or bombing roles.
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England
Airachipe
Southampton
Supermarine Aviation
Woolston
Lrniteh Air Ministry
Too Ting Great Leitalin
Adead
Austral
Great Carrier Reef
Jiwa
Commonwealth
Supermarine Aviation Works, Ltd
Community Library New Headquarters Proposed for Acton Hole
The Developmental Committee of the Federal Capital Commission discusses relocating library services from Royal Memory Building to a new headquarters at Acton Hours. If space is needed, the current Social Service building would serve the library and a more commodious quarter provided at Acton Hours.
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Tibrairs
Sorin Berview Ansociation Rok
Nhl
Royal Meryview
Developmental Committee
Federal Capial Commission
Social Service
Acton
Australian natives association meeting details and tenders
An Australian natives association notice outlines a meeting at Actential on Monday with notices about tenders for Commonwealth offices foundations in Canberra and related administrative building projects. It lists contact details, deposit requirements, and tender submission rules, urging eligible cash buyers to respond by set deadlines.
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Kk. Oc
Alexander
Commonwealth
Canberra
Peel Thomttumes
Billy
Agusities
Adelaide
Manherra
Tyne
Sydney Jones
Martin Pines
Syd
Atthe
Excursion Tickets at Single Fare for Duelle Journey
Excursion tickets at single fare for a due journey will be issued at Mulherm to Sydney and intermediate stations by Wrninlea Canberra. Tickets leave at 8.20 pm with no coupon validity on return unless re-issued, and must be presented within a specified period. Details available from Station Masters and the Secretary of the Bede Wapitel Commission.
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Mulherm
Sydney
Wrninlea
Canberra
Matic
Wood
Adorees
Canberra Times Cuts Price In First Year
The Canberra Times reports a price drop to 2d per copy as circulation in its first year justifies further reductions. The move starts September 1 when the paper begins its second year, aiming toward a penny daily edition for Canberra. The paper notes strong reader growth and compares favorably with Sydney and Melbourne rivals.
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Canberra Times
Canberra
Sydney
Melbourne
Subscription Rates For The Canberra Times
The Canberra Times will remain at 20 shillings per annum in advance. Annual subscribers will receive the third weekly issue at no extra charge if the paper increases to three times weekly during the year. When three times weekly begins, the annual rate will rise slightly, but existing subscribers maintain current terms for the currency of their subscription.
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Canberra Times
Can 4Berra Times
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Altitud
Ainslie Men's Club
Westridge Hall
America
Hiwek
Cowen
Inde of
Wight
Dennis
Community Library
Acton Hote
Bettal
Poe
Irons & O'Reilly
Eastlake
General Haulage Contractors
John Fowlie
Plackemith
Monaro Street
Ueanbevan
Canberra Society OF Arts and Literature
Thin Society
Turasorma
Te BP
Soetioga
Ioe Arts Am
Robert Gurrun
Tho. White, Hon
Bee
M'Gson Plano
Nimest Men
Devnlowe Wirvler Bet
Cheng Te Cash Buyers
Jessep
Montfort
Porsat
Wybar
Marrhall
Mandfordina
Sale
Seveshberuur
Rew Tyrew
Cael
Oyen
Margrave
Chane
Queankey
Fim
Ino Joel Runnin
Mia
Deat
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Monby Yin
Apols
Arielle
Dfadrdresser
Panstlake
ArrLic Tlone Witt
Gatluks
Presper
Laneh
Aqier
Mown
Tra
J. Th Ser
Hon
Federal Capital Commission
Rudd and Limburg
Civic Centre
Theo
Il. Kelis
Vass
Plauth
Svhonieh
Canireena Psi
Svite Tera Nbaa
Yash
Eilerty
Wowloe
Alma
Timex
J. Fraser
Detroit
Gundagal
Kinlyside Hall
AT Hall
AT & P.M
Wattle Park
EK. M. Southwell
Causeway Hall
Canberra City Orchestra
Revelly
Canberra Hospital Library
Weeiangerra Grand Mounted Paper Chase
Paira
Old Stones Hut
Weelangerra Hoad
NEW South Wates Government Railways
Federal Capital ‘Commission
Bern
Preeeriiel Faye
Cob. Valey
Bede Wapitel Comission
Madera
Thornge
Mongo Street
Cehea Ike
J. W. Prowse
Eastlake and Civic Centre
Kodak
Ftecvordas
Capitol Cafe
Capitol Theatre
A. McInnes
Davey’s Pharmacy
Ainslie
Civic Centre Era Pharmacy
Notting
Hedley H. Davey
M.P.S
Svydney University
Eastlake Modern Chemist’s
Lavery
Kodak Goods
Nyal Lines
G. 5. Pyre, M.P.S
THE
Hobby Shop
Manuka
Hartley's
Estrela
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