Salon Judging Finds 600 Plus Prints Entered
More than 600 prints were entered in the salon with works spanning mist times and including entries from Holland, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and several from Canberra. The judging panel led by Mr Kesat Burke and others met in Canberra to prepare for public inspection from January 14 to 31, with Prime Minister Men Ixies arranging to open the salon if in Canberra. The December competition was judged by Mr Christian with awards announced, and next month’s February and January–February contests were scheduled for judging.
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Canberra
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America
Jatographie Society
Canberra Society
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Amendments To Ordinances Tabled By Advisory Council
The ACT Advisory Council approved four ordinance amendments at a Tuesday meeting. Two raise apprentice pay rates under the Apprenticeship Ordinance. A third amendment allows the Trading Society outside the ACT to operate within the ACT. The fourth reduces notice sizes for government auctions published in the Commonwealth Gazette.
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Overlapping Departments Delays Canberra Development
Dr Nott blames interdepartmental overlap for delaying construction of homes and public works in Canberra. He cites faults in prefabricated housing programs and rising costs, noting only two experimental homes exist and many residents endure poor conditions while authorities argue over bureaucratic control. He urges unifying the departments to fix shortages and price concerns in the Territory.
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Australian milk production 1949 80 record figures cited
A Commonwealth Bureau report details milk production on Australian farms from 1949 to 1980, noting an estimated 3 289 500 million gallons, just 500 000 below the earlier record. It covers usage shifts among butter cheese condensate and fluid consumption, and compares per cent allocations and output trends across years.
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Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistics
State Lottery Drawn in Sydney Amid Mixed Syndicate Names
Lottery No. 2108 drawn in Sydney features Second prize No. 40018 "Bectionit" Syndicate led by J. Bearles with Vandyke Broa and Villawood. Third prize No. 17238 "On Two" Syndicate run by J. Pavey and C. Fourth prize No. C4 sour turn syndicate led by W. Whe. Palace s. CIN No. 40401 "Our Xmas Box Syndicate" by A and B. bay story Ko. a be crown.
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J. Pavey
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Piping Shortage Delays Canberra Housing Plans
Shortage of sewerage and water piping hampers Canberra housing target of 1,000 homes in 1051. Officials warn many dwellings under construction will lack sewerage service, delaying occupancy. Extensions to treatment works overdue. imported pipes from England unusable due to delays in Australian fittings production.
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Yarralumia
Dwellanga
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