NCDC launches Canberra sales program and public notices
The National Capital Development Commission will start a sales program on Monday to publish comprehensive information on its activities. Reports include National Capital Open Space System and Intertown Public Transport Alternatives for Canberra. Sales points are 220 Northbourne Avenue Braddon and 70 Empire Circuit Forrest, site of the former Taiwan Embassy chancery, now sold for 100000 to Mr and Mrs SW Biggs of Hawker. The week’s notices also report Liberal pre selection for the Senate vacancy won by Austin Lewis. A $153,640 contract to Hector Building for computer accommodation at the National Library and a $67,000 contract to Atlas Industrial Housing for two transportable classrooms for Weston horticulture School were announced. In Darwin Friday, former NSW public service inspector Frederick Grey becomes NT Public Service Commissioner. In London, Cynthia Nolan died in London aged in his early 60s. Canberra to host United Nations course on Human Rights in Criminal Justice starting Monday December 17.
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Forrest
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National Capital Development Commission
Hector Building Construction and Maintenance Services Pty Ltd
National Library
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Atlas Industrial Housing Pty Ltd
School of Horticulture
Weston
Queanbeyan Opposes Canberra Late Night Shopping Change
Queanbeyan City Council and Queanbeyan Chamber of Commerce protest plans to move Canberra late night shopping from Friday to Thursday. They argue the shift would hurt Queanbeyan businesses, raise unemployment as casual workers may be dismissed, and worsen local trade. Harold Rowe, chamber president, urges Canberra MPs Sainsbury and Akister to oppose the proposal.
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Queanbeyan Chamber of Commerce
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Canberra Times
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Assembly
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Queanbeyan
Guenbeyan
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Sainsbury
Lib
Monaro
Akister
Lab
New Bus Service Between Queanbeyan and Woden Planned
Queanbeyan and Woden may gain a new bus route pending NSW Transport approval. Queanbeyan City Council backs Quadling Bras application. Adult one way fare set at 4 shillings, same as Queanbeyan to Civic. Five day weekly ticket priced at 3 dollars 20 cents.
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Portrait of innkeeper sought for Old Canberra Inn
The Old Canberra Inn on Barton Highway Lyneham celebrated opening to the public yesterday a century after its original licence. A likeness of licensee Joseph Shumack is sought for display. the groomed cedar walls await a portrait or photograph of the Shumack family linked to early Lyneham history. Local Read family photos exist but no image of Joseph Shumack has been found.
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Read
Joseph I
John Read
Joseph
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Pines
Hang
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