Inquest Finds Skid Caused Fatal Uriarra Road Crash
Coroner Mr John Gale at Queanbeyan found Vivian Renee died in a car crash on Uriarra Road due to unaccountable skidding of the rear wheels. Driver Robert Baines was discharged. inquiry to continue into Ming Rouse's death with further examination arranged by the Coroner.
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Vivian Renee
Otor
Uriarra Road
John Gale
Queanbayan
Tunamy
Gale
Rand
Robert Baines
Quemnon
Ming Rouse
Tucker
Robert
Adams,m
Raines
Mir Wallan Perred
Honnerss
Examination of Bus Accident Witness Testimony
Engineer George Arnold Rittinger testified that a November 22 inspection of bus No. 644 found brakes functioning but steering requiring adjustment and a broken right rear spring. He concluded the accident was not caused by machinery failure, citing tire marks and vehicle condition. Witnesses described speed estimates from 16 to 80 miles per hour and noted the bus overturned after skidding on a red clay crowned road near Hamilton Hill.
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George Arnold Rittinger
Wera Commission
Queenhbeyand Power
Canebrra
Afr
Wall
Hargrave
Hamilton
Hil
Federn Commission
Cueandbeyan Hospital
Quean
Bouth
Knce
Baume
Keyon Hospital
Mra
Morris
Milas Rouse
Queanbeyan
Canberra
Federal Commission
Power House
San
Hill
Robert Haines
Dora Morris
Alice and
Rouse
Jack Luton
Wheeln
Witness
Luton
Treveline
Howe
Wildle
Remn
Art Lana Red
Mr. Tucker
Maines
Poston
Barnes
Queanbeyon
Tiadria
Wilfred Pereylay-Lauer
Wou
Sci Pit
Hamilton HL
Hia
Cyfennsheyan Hospital
Opposita
Kittinger
Wally
Garden Garage Plans Aimed at Garden City Canberra Concepts
Plans for a garden garage at Amslie begin immediately. The design emphasizes novel layout and aligns with Canberra’s garden city principles, integrating green spaces with the structure.
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Amslie
Canberra
Rail freights and plans for new Civic Centre frontage
The nearest parage to Civic Centre will host a new eating establishment to begin shortly by the Yan Berry Mithling and Dovestant Co. Ltd under Mr. L. H. Rudd. Lease No. 3 of section 35 Ainslie covers the site close to the Civic Centre for a minor industry. Building of the Premiston to be completed by December with opening of Parliament in May next.
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Civic Centre
Yanberry Mithling and Dovestant Co. Ltd
L. H. Rudd
Lave
Arkee
Ainslie
Nore Department
Miederm Garmge
Jremiston
Cary
Parliament
Railway survey from Albury to Canberra announced
A survey of a potential Albury to Canberra rail route along the Upper Murray is led by Mr. F Wilson of the NSW Construction Branch. Early travel reveals an excellent grade to Town, with hopes of a smoother ascent toward Canberra. Locals foresee major development and fertile lands suitable for dairying cultivation and extensive farming, plus 125000 acres of arid forest country for future farming and grazing.
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Melbourne
Albury
Canberra
Upper Murray
F. Wilson
New South Wales
Mer
Wilson
Highkindsa
Manberra
Tworfold Hig
Murray
Hinds
Odjoreink Ta Rivera
Street Lighting Debate Spurs Eastlake Shoppers
Eastlake shopping block shopkeepers urge better street lighting as area grows. They complain of darkness along footpaths and piles of waste timber and trenches, calling for temporary lights at the corner and a permanent solution between Eastlake and Manuka. They argue private enterprise should be considered alongside council planning.
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Eastlake
Ains- No
Bullling Citeria
Eis
Kastlike
Manuka
Liew
Pan Frea
Jroontie
Canberra
Holidays Closure Planned for Federal Capital Works
The Federal Capital Commission will shut down for Christmas from December 23 and resume January 4. Offices close December 25 to 29 and January 1 to 3. Special excursion trains will operate, with railway help eased by early traveler notices.
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Federal Capital Commission
Canberra
Commission
Cheap excursion trains and rising patronage urged
The Halfway Department reports higher patronage for October cheap excursions than last year for both first and second class passengers to and from the metropolis. The final series begins December 17 offering exceptionally low fares for city and country residents, with operators urged to continue using the copper writer guidance.
Social Service Council reviews extensive program in Canberra
The Canberra Social Service Council held meetings at the Social Service Building Acton reviewing maternity schemes, welfare projects, and site plans for Manuka Circle Northbourne Oval and a national sports oval, with road repairs and daytime meetings debated and resolutions passed.
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Acton
B. Quine
Red Hill
HH. Horne
Causeway
S. Champ
Weatlnkey
R. F. Brown Molonglo
Ryan and
Shiw
White City
PB. 0. Coy
Gastlake
B .An Swane
Ainslie
Saunders
Ac‘ton
J. Mett
Dunn
F T. McNamara
W. H. Hertwisthe
J. HW. Honeysett
Vorrey
Westridge
L. Marriott
Blandfordia
J. Men. Dunn
Gounell
Smnall
Efe
Manuka Circle
Northbourne Oval
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Ory
Racecourse
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Sonnewilke
Legal Agrical Society of
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Oae
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Kundya
Cs Eastlake
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