Dad Chooses Radio Rentals For Easy TV Payments
A father explains why Radio Rentals offers a smart TV solution. He praises low monthly payments that gradually reduce the balance and cover all costs, avoiding the burden of owning or paying off a TV.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 14, 1965
Page
4
A father explains why Radio Rentals offers a smart TV solution. He praises low monthly payments that gradually reduce the balance and cover all costs, avoiding the burden of owning or paying off a TV.
Dunedin reports that New Zealand Wool Board chair Jack Acland regrets Australia’s acceptance of a reserve price scheme, saying the move would have built confidence in wool and stabilized prices.
Australian and New Zealand officials clash over private sector topsoil needs as exports and state schemes meet resistance. Officials argued for continued supply under existing programs while the department weighs private use restrictions and potential market impacts amid rising scarcity.
Policy change prompts hospital to hire a food handling manager at a salary of £2500 yearly. The board discusses budgeting, procurement, and staffing as part of a broader review of hospital operations and compliance.
Fragmentary report notes delays at a YMCA construction project linked to rising head labor costs and machinery needs. Spokesmen cite longer timelines and potential hikes in expenses as managers and workers reassess foundations and site work.
Fragmentary notes describe costs per yard for selling systems and stockpile foil. Acland mentions a trip to Australia to explain policy while a New Zealand floor plan is confined to river schemes. Reports touch on housing, conservation, and rising production costs linked to industry and road work.
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