Advisory Council endorses holiday services for Cotter River
The Advisory Council reported progress on restoring Cotter River holiday transport, with Director Gourgaud telling Mr. Daves the Minister would reconsider a provision for holiday services. Emergency transport was unaffected, and regular services continued. The council also discussed plant suckers in Wentworth Avenue and isolation ward hold up at the hospital, including a two week period last November. Rentals for government cottages tied to 1087 valuations were noted with no adjusted values.
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Cotter
Amewry Council
Dir
Gourgaud
JL Daves
Minster
Kiersey Transport
Atlas Irida
H. Hi. Dawnes Wali
Fedea
Corn Tsalnn
Dorman
Wentworth ‘Avenue
Leichhardt Street
Kennedytreet
Canberra Avenue
Daley
Vina
Troromiey A
Shakespeare
Hobart Bishop Debunks The Stork Theory
The Bishop of Peamania Rev GF Cranawick told Hobart Military Club that births come from natural processes not a stork symbol. He urged that new life should be conceived in married life and called the stork explanation nonsense for reasonable people.
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Hobart
Peamania
Cranawick
Hevertelen
Milk rationing order for Canberra amid shortages
A fragmented report declares milk rationing in Canberra with government directives. It notes ceilings of two gallons per day in public venues, while schools and other institutions seek the required quantities.
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Canberse
Commonwealth Agate
Toman
Treviti
Wiilelites
Ciher
Incomplete mastics of post office figures reported
The article fragment reports that through mid March or similar period the average weekly sum of letters posted from Australia exceeded 100,000 and over the past four weeks 385,000 ordinary articles were dispatched overseas. Postmaster General Runater Aah- comments on public service.
No Special Xmas Leave for Soldiers Reported
An Army spokesman said no special Christmas leave will be granted except for Christmas Day. The plan aims to keep forces ready, with limited furloughs for certain personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Mandy
Iine Dave
Daly Akeliton Mal Sur Cama
Man Found Hanging Near Marsal Mount
Wollongong reported Thursday that Williar John Findlay, 30, missing since December 12 from Fairy Steadaw, was found dead yesterday hanging from a tree 39 feet from the trunk at Marsal Mount near Avondale. He was an employee of Ui Australian Tron and Stun Ltd, leaving a widow and two children.
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Wollongong
Williar John Findlay
Fairy Steadaw
Marsal Mount
Avondale
Andy
Ui Australian Tron and Stun Ltd
Homebush Stock Sale Report From Sydney Market
The fragmented report describes a stock sale at Homebush in Sydney with figures like 61040 and 17 30, noting cattle sales, dairy cows and prices. It mentions buyers and a chaotic description of lots offered, with buyers pushing for high prices and demand appearing strong in a busy market scene.
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Sydney
Lion
Uae
Fremantle Strike Continues On Wharf Over Roster System
Fremantle workers maintain the strike at the wharfs as talks stall. A drone protest disrupted the roster system introduced the previous Monday, with union officials stating ongoing action to press demands.
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Fremantle
Public Notices and Holiday Delays Across Canberra Areas
Notices warn audiences about public library hours changes and upcoming dances at venues like Westlake and University Hall. A list of events shows holiday closings, postponements, and reopenings with dates in December and January. Christmas greetings are sent from local stallholders and civic offices.
Canberra notices mix of auctions and industrial rules
A scrambled Canberra page outlines industrial board notices, land and stock return duties, and vehicle damage warnings. It includes invitations for applications, penalties for failure to return land and sheep data by January 10 1945, and references to hotel and hospital workers terms. Official names include J C Brackenres and Arthur Lynch.
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Mock
Department of the Interior
Canberra
J.C. Brackenres
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Davies’ Pharmacy
Kingston
R. T. Whyte
Kennedy Street
Cotter River
POR
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CASON
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Winchcombe
Any Her
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Amar
Ronrke
Homebush Stock Sale
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Raatrally
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Cawneraaches
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Westlake
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Tone
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Wally Higgs
National Library
GR Thompson Sancanon
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Ing & Ie
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Cncee Raffle
Queanbeyan
ARD
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Queandeyn
TL Lynch
Artnent
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Industrial Board
Mae
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Commonwealth
Hospital Zimpioyens
Bos
Australian Capital Territory
Zoe
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Pat OiHrien
Carste Landis
Cheator Murrin
Ruth Warrick
LatalClnesound
the Army
Albert Hall
Ainslie Progress and Welfare Association
Kaye
Tins
Muiel” Civic
THE
Canberra Steam Laundry Ltd
Svacanctrs
Suh
Gome Koowkae
Typ
C.F. Greenwond
Pale Ile
Civic Centre
Vaukmall
Bedford
Bavy
Ford
Jackson
Bob Nyan
Tel
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Reid
New Week
Coote Crescent
Amalie
Healy Woating Yvetnity
Whigaton
Taeay Day
Win
Tewari
D & HK
You's. Kingston
Fountain Po
Cotkiln Rindure
Wer Ward
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Spestaclich
Howe
Orr
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Alpalir
Tauer Ealls
Wahu Heat
Goulmurs
Phane Ee
Cunningham HL
Lichirit
John Shakespeare
Federal Capital Press
Aust
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Shelstmar
Commonwealth Cordial
Corpany Lei
Ladius
Naiember
Barakat
Ranson
Civic Jewellers
City
Dione
Berta Juneral
Teumphouss
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