The Canberra Times Printer's Address and Advertising Agents
The Canberra Times lists its postal and office addresses in Canberra and Sydney with details of circulation, advertising agencies, and educational notices. It names The Federal Capital Press and multiple agents including Waymouth and Co and Belmont Buildings, outlining post free subscriptions and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulbourne, Gordon & Goteh Ltd
Canberra Times
the Times
Ballaing
Ainslie
Canberra
Sydney
Igents
Country ‘Press ‘Co
Ots. Australia Ltd
Reuter's Ltd
Belmont Buildings
Castlereard Street
Weston Co. Ltd
Chamber of Commerce
George Street
Cads
Patterson Co. Ltd
Kent’ Street
Wilmott's ‘Advertising Agency Ltd
Housing ministry figures reveal housing occupancy in Mobile servants area
In the House of Representation Reid and Wayne Minister for Homes and Tor stated that Big-realdeneen had been everted for accommodation at Mobile servants and others. The minister indicated funds directed to housing, with details to follow. Of 850 houses, 12 had been applied for, 491 were tenanted and 66 occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golemen
Reid
House of Representation
Ydnler- Wayne
Tor
Mlorics
Oral Capital Territory
Winble
Canberra roads demand tighter safety and speed limits
A Canberra traffic safety discussion cites frequent road accidents as a danger of overconfidence and traffic growth. Officials propose clearer street design, wider lanes, speed limit signs, and warning posts to curb reckless driving and protect pedestrians while urging adherence to established rules.
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Iife
Tmes
Sydney
Aravel
Canberra
Urnes
Nelbourne
Major Jones
Volice
Bafora
Tubnes Acts
Canberra Visitors From Mandated Territories Arrive
Brigadier General Wisdom Administrator of New Guinea arrived in Canberra to confer with the Minister for Home and Territories. Mr. Daley, secretary to the Federal Capital Commission, will leave for Melbourne for vacation. Other visitors include Mr O C Mewres and Mr Townsend from New Guinea and Tulalaul respectively, plus London resident Claude Thirkell and several Australians en route to Canberra or Melbourne.
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Butlers
Sydney
Daley
Federal Capital Commission
Island
Melbourne
Wisdom
New Guinea
Canberra
Home and Territories
Widon
Hubert
Murry
Papua
A. “McLean
Edie Order
Leonard Murray
Mandated Territories
O. C. Mewres
Townasend
Tulaul
Overson Yululora PY
Aid “Mes
Claude Thirkell
Horde Thirkell
London
W. P. Wessling
Alice Weesing
Hohant
Canberrs
Dune
Richardson's Royal Hotel
Quaotbeyon
Acd
Haoyenm
Delegate Park
N.4.w
Bley
Daran
Miss Wood
Kensington
Clarke
Brisbanes
Maselusko
Balance
Miss Foley
Messrs. Stindler
Ro Simpson
Macarle Richardson
Melbouring
G. Clhiristle
Fragmentary notice from Canberra listing officials
A damaged OCR snippet mentions printed material and a cadenced heading from Canberra with references to a principal official and a local office. The legible parts imply a government or civic notice issued by or about a Canberra department, but essential names, dates, and actions remain unclear and unreadable.
Sunday Fatality in Australian Highway Debate
Sunday's motor tragedy prompted the Minister for Home and Territories I. In view of the accident he would hire fire pumps to widen regulation and allow nonstandard alterations to improve safety. Major Mare said he would bring representations to the Commission to ensure the highway is made safer.
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Perkins
iden-Monure
Home and Territories
Queanbeyan
Australia
Mare
Canberra session cost reveal sought in tight budget punditry
A public inquiry into session costs is urged as government stringency tightens. Prime Minister Brien discusses presenting a release that shows the toll extra cost of holding the season at Canberra. Linshtor is noted in related commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGrath
Canberra
Linshtor
Fie
Brien
Avestiah
Official Residences Discussed Amid Financial Stringency
Mr Lister notes reports on plans for new residences for the Prime Minister and the Speaker and Senate President. Major Merly states current ministerial housing is inadequate for duties but permanent official residence may warrant changes after consulting the Opposition leader. Federal Capital Commission expenditure curtailment has been discussed amid tight finances.
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Lister
Corp
Representatives
Senate
Aleps
F.C.C
Marr
Mer. Ligter
Jyvestion
Major Mery
Chariton
Hose of Representatives
Federal Capital Commission
Bowls Visit to Yass Capitals Defeated in Tight Match
Collawinge Cour rinks from Camberra visited Yass and yielded defeat by 12 points after an exciting game. Visitors were entertained at dinner by the Yass Club and shared good spirits throughout the day.
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Collawinge Cour
Camberra
Yoss
Pairs Handicap Set For Canberra Bowling Club Meeting
A quarterly Canberra Bowling Club meeting is set for Waldab Shel Social Service Building Acton on Tuesday December 20. The winter handicap matches must be completed by January 4 with all first round ties due by 2 00 pm. Many pairs are listed including Francis Whyte v Dickinson Dawson Denholm Multoy Kel Trevillain Cooper Beag and Davidson Shakespeare Donnelly Hope and McParlane.
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Canberra
Social Service
Acton
Ion
Nitehio
Perryvahi
Davia
McKinstry
A Warner
Parton
Turton
Francis Aml Whyte
Dickinson
Dawson
Denholm and
Multoy
Kel
Trevillian
Cooper
Dogs Destroy Tin Hare at Southend Track Incident
An experimental electric hare device malfunctioned at Southend, England causing dogs to seize and tear apart the mechanical hare. The faulty motor design broke during a trial run, damaging the track while bookmakers refunded wagers and spectators left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southend
England
Mission Money
Transport inquiry hears how bus service runs poorly
A parliamentary committee heard transport officers discuss bus service delays and peak-period crowding. Witnesses blamed hours, overtime arrangements, and past staffing while promising improvements with new buses and reorganized duty rosters.
Oil Discovery Prospects Rise in Queensland Fields
Dr Woolnough, Commonwealth Geological Adviser, touts an optimistic outlook for petroleum in Queensland. He notes Roma No. 1 Boro discovery proves large volumes of gas, oil, and liquid petroleum potential, though commercial recovery remains unproven. future work must test deeper horizons for oil sands and favorable structures.
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Roma
Rome
Tunis
Woolnaugh
Louotinas
Naterial ‘Petroleums
Pat
Ares
Vitis
Queensland
Ollépads
Ijl
Whose Authority Permits Cars in Queanbeyan Park
In Queanbeyan Park on a Sunday afternoon disorder arose as motorists used the park for noisy driving endangering children. Police reportedly had no knowledge of the infringement and two gate incidents were noted, prompting questions for the next municipal meeting.
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Lal
Crelkel
Queanbeyan Park
Lapeetators 7
Volkeershy Ariven
Lothe
Sarah Child
Thetater
Commonwealth
Ravivanbeyun
Othur
Algo
Thy Park
Sonic
Ethans
Sydney Debates Liquor Laws and Public Sports Outlook
In New South Wales debate centers on proposed liquor restrictions amid rising public demand for sports and entertainment venues. Critics warn retrogression may curb Australians' freedoms, while supporters say limits protect social welfare and public order.
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New South Wales
New South
Limen
Sydney
Seemea
Australans
Shipping Strike Eases as Waterfront Welcomes Return to Normal
Reported bystanders describe relief along the Sydney waterfront as the shipping strike subsides. The period of disruption ended with crowds celebrating, and merchants noting prices stabilizing to pre strike levels. Large crowds and queues formed as workers returned to duty and ships resumed normal activity at port.
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Iiten
Sydney
Antioulans
Fusual
City Council Seeks New Leader for Civic Commission
The council contemplates appointing a new head for the Civic Commission to govern Sydney, replacing the current council. Several prominent figures, including Hutt Dafier Wilty, have declined offers, while the proposal to appoint Collins of London has been rejected. The government is considering appointing an administrator to lead the commission.
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Gove
Christmas trade prompts debate on German goods and loyalties
A fragmentary newspaper column discusses Christmas shopping amid calls to avoid made in Germany items and notes a sense of national pride. It questions German trade dominance and hints at wartime sentiment influencing consumer choices and public opinion.
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Metropolia
Dave
Germany
Sonia
Wireless Message System Claims Tenfold Speed Gain
The Jadlo Corporation of America announces a new high speed system for transmitting messages, claiming messages ten times faster than existing methods. Tests continue, with tests showing rapid growth in message capacity and internals to be replaced by the new wireless code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihr Jtadlo Corporation of America
Akes
Australian Manufacturing Exhibition Shows Progress For Sydney
The Sydney Australian Manufacturers Exhibition highlights growing factory output and self sufficiency. Readers gain insight into economic issues and potential futures, while the UK Parliament session closes with reforms, including industrial arbitration and road funding changes.
Chamber of Commerce Council Committee Meets
A Chamber of Commerce meeting was held at the School for Arts on Wednesday evening. The Council discussed rates for rent charged and directed the secretary to write to the Municipal Council for details on the changes. Members named to the Traders Committee and Nomination Committee were listed, with appointments and remarks on proposed reforms.
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Quenbovin Ciumbss of Commerce
Schoel Ae
TH. G. Colman
Woodcock
Ppccinariat
Tucker
Webb
Sonera
Thom
Wireless Gift to Hospital From Highland Society
A Thandsong wireless receiving set was presented to the Inmates unit staff of Gunbur s Hospital by Sir John Némonds president of the Senate, marking a tribute to the nursing profession and the Commonwealth war effort. The gift, aided by Burns churches and the Highland Society, aimed to lift morale and provide recreation for patients, with thanks offered by Mrs Dawkins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thandsong
Cunleefa Pitland Society
Chile
John Némonds
Senate
Paris
Alghland Society
Canberra
Jong
Humber
Perking
Wirokhar Pale
Highland Society
Wigan
Pius
Beeratary
E Wilbur “Saote
Siid A
Murraiy
Aled
Nhe Society
Othary
Newmuries
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The
F.C.T
the Newspaper
Federal
Federal Capital Press, of ‘ Australia, Ltd
Ainsley Canberra
Amalie, Gondorrs
Nog
Junna
Clyle
Eastlake
Clyle Centre
Wellington House
Mies D. Fraser
Manuka
F. LL College
Duntroon
Tawn
Westlale
Turbitt
Westridge
Dimes
Tombatia
oM.dilkenny
Hash Egon J. Arthur
Bungondore
W. Ryan
Askoln
Braidwood
Goulburn
G. Brasher
Q. J. Nash
Jackson
Halim
Meosere
Southwell and
Brown
Murrembateman
Bulvey
J. c. Beazley
W.S.W. Bookstall: Co
Lyte Gordon and‘ Goteh, “Ltd
Barrack Street
Good Samaritan Convent
St, Benedicts
High Glaser
Is Tordship
Aiipay
Coulinnay
Presbyterian Ladies’ College
Goulburn, N.5.w
Whewle
Canberen
Mes
W. R. McNivoll
Dipl
A. J. Cahill
Hudson’s
Clyb Centre
NSOV
Government Savings Tank
Barton’s Safety Coach Service
Queanseysn
Fridat Dap
Ainglie
Pam
Pan
Civic Centra
Alvalle
Canberra Hospital
Alustin
AMD
Ainetle
South Atlasite
South Alnalin
Tay
Hertel Atnelle la
Mire
Watppon
Nbagriou
Phose Fe ' A4
Che
RCH
J. Shakeaiene
Thie Federe
Cunltot Pries
Det Soak
Wnt
Igsmpasyl Winslit
Yass
Transport Inquiry
Purthon
Evitenon
Armsport Ly We Federal Capital
Herbert Stanley Garett
Ilagamil
Wep Tee
Sevice
Abe
Gardner
Lorolsy
Farcy
Parker Maloney
Gnorgett
New
Jform Thie
Riley
Rilley
Uta
Corvlad
Ayer
Stanton
Alf Riley
Tiley
Homa Porriorles
Aten Mardtone
Gorgmissioniae
Berore
Barker Moloney
Ness
J. “Bryan
Kylok
Tiros
Ceory
Commonweenth Geological Actviser
Woolnough
Ania' Yos
Lerday
Dr. Woolnough
Wimacu
Dio
Stata
Uis
City Council
Giesthoi
Avery Description
Ie Hirst Plage
Ehort
Thaneh Not
Record
Regard
Ibellah
Cornell
Greater
Bainhes
Lang
Gills
Messi
Itay
Treble
Earth
Keen
Frolman
Algehe
Council
Burns Club
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