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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 16, 1938
Page
3
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The NE FORK exhibit hall hosts the world’s largest theatre display of minute objects, featuring the world’s smallest coin, piano, stamps, and violin. Visitors marvel at 54 showcases and a magnifying view, as thirty cities’ artifacts crown this 37 year project. The collection includes ivory carvings, silver ware, Wedgwood, tiny bells from Tibet, and a walnut shell sculpture, all seen through a demanding focus on precision and scale. The event runs alongside the grand Radio City style stage, drawing crowds amazed by detail and craft.
The article recounts a local telescope maker named Jan Wppersnay ry and his accidental spectacle of lenses, noting how a convex and a concave lens alignment near a church steeple led to a surprising discovery. It mentions Fraunhofer and Herschel among innovators, and references a 2-foot inch telescope milestone, with side notes on a court case about a Teacup Reader and other town happenings including a toy distribution at the Civic Centre.
A Queanbeyan stock sale conducted by Woodgers and Calthorpe (1981) Ltd saw dull activity as 9 cattle yards yielded horses and cattle with prices slightly lower due to windy weather. A 17 acre lease on Aahfield Majara was withdrawn from public action after bid by J W Butt failed to meet reserve.
An electric fault caused a blaze involving Grey Alvest, Gron Tynes, and 8 Neon signs. The incident led to narrow escapes as flames damaged the gleck seading and nearby structures.
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