Gail and Inter Increases Share of Remain Funds
A fragmented note mentions Gail and Inter with notes about shares and remaining funds. Specific names and amounts are unclear, but the text indicates ongoing distribution or allocation among entities.
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05 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 05, 1963
Page
1
Indonesians Strengthen Border Forces On North Borneo Tension
Antara reports Indonesian defenses on the West Borneo border have been reinforced to balance British patrols as tension rises with North Borneo. Col Sudharma, commander of West Borneo forces, says patrols are being increased to deter escalations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antara
Sarawah
Sarawak
Meanwime
Brunei
North Borneo
Sheik
A. M. Azahar
Djakarta
Dar-Es-Salaam
Tanganyikan
Cap
Azahari
Manila
Singapore and Malaya Brace for Revolt After Massive Communist Roundup
Security forces hunt 18 top Communist cadres after a weekend dragnet in Singapore and Malaya. Police seal all exits and 70 plus arrests were reported as the Malaysia plan faces external criticism. Lin Chin Siong, leader of the BARSAN S movement, is among the detainees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunei
Merdeka
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Singapore
Malaysia
Federation of Malaya
Sarawak
Borneo
Merdekaid
Asia
Africa
Specia
Malaya
Lin Chin Siong
Barsan S
Conditions proposed for builder Schreiner wage obligations
Canberra Plumbers and Gas Fitters Employees Union met to ask council for conditional acceptance of Mr Schreiner’s agreement to honour wage obligations to two plumbers. The union also urged Treasury to recognize tradesmen’s lien against the firm, which Andrews said went into liquidation 18 months ago after being one of Canberra’s largest builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Plumbers and Gas Fit‘ers Employees Union
Schreiner
Treasury
F W. A. Andrews
Wade
Andrews
Queen and Britannia Sail Toward New Zealand Amid Winds
Royal yacht Britannia carrying the Queen and the Duke travels east through swells toward Waitangi in New Zealand as fresh north easterly winds rise to 25 knots in exposed areas. The Otago escort destroyer notes the ship pitches and swings despite stabilisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meteorological Office
Royal Yacht
Britannia
Suva
New Zealand
H.M.N.Z.S
Otago
Star
Waitangi
Bay of Islands
U S Reviewing War Of Words Over Nuclear Aid
The State Department expressed concern that Canada might reject nuclear devices for missiles and jets offered by the United States. Prime Minister Diefenbaker called it an unwarranted intrusion as Canadian leaders weigh dissolving Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. State Department
Canada
Diefenbaker
George
Aiken
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Bothe United
United States
Mr. Diefenbaker
George Vanier
Canberra Renames Manuka Oval Pavilion for The Don
The new 34000 pound pavilion at Manuka Oval will be named The Broaoee Pavilion in honour of Sir Donald Bradman. Prime Minister Menzies to unveil the plaque with Sir Donald present before a Prime Minister's XI vs MCC match. Bradman will return from retirement to captain the PM's XI. Ground seating for 7000 and total capacity 15000 announced with underground heating on two first class wickets not until next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Don
Manuka Oval
Broaoee
Australia
Sir Donald Radman
Interior
Freeth
Menzies
Sir Donald
Prime Minister's XI
MCC
Donald
Prime Ministers
Child Dies After Fall From Flat
John Clive Neuman died in Community Hospital about 11.45 p.m. four hours after admission in critical condition. Ambulance crews alerted a doctor at casualty. Police say he fell from a third floor window at Block and Allawah Flats Braddon onto concrete road. Neuman lived in Flat 6 and the accident occurred about 7.45 p.m. He was a top student and was due back at school tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clive Neuman
Block & Allawah Flats
Braddon
Concret Road
J. Stevenson
Mine Auction At Captain's Flat Promises Big Sale
More than expected buyers attended the first day of the Lake George Mines Pty. Ltd. asset auction at Captain's Flat. The company halted production last March and is selling machinery, buildings, electrical gear, and other assets with an expected realisation of £100,000 to £150,000. The 429 lots sold included workshop equipment and club items. larger gear was disappointing but smaller lots fared better. The sale was led by Geell Gray and Co. The event was projected to continue to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake George Mines Pty. Ltd
Captain's Flat
J. M. Ireland
Star Club
Ireland
Geell Gray and Co
City Hill Auditorium Tenders Planned for Spring Start
A National Capital Development Commission spokesman said bids for a large City Hill auditorium would be called before the end of April. Construction would start within three months and finish by the end of 1964, with a capacity of about 1,500 spectators. The design is complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hill
National Capital Development Commission
February temperatures reach record lows in Canberra region
The maximum yesterday fell to 65.4 degrees the lowest February high since 1961 with a prior February 28 1961 reading of 62.1. Light snow at Spencers Creek in the Snowy Mountains yesterday. Canberra February averages 79.6 high 54.6 low. yesterday's 47.8 low compares to 37.4 in 1989. A 32 mph wind at 10 10 am. Forecast is for a fine cool day with southerly winds and a possible 68 degree high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencers Creek
Snowy Mountains
Canberra
The
Meteorological Bureau
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U.S
John Neuman
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