Local Newsagents Names and Firms in Canberra District
Local newsagents in Canberra Queanbeyan and district listed include J Dunneene Fallick Sons E R B Cottam Kennedy Sons Bungendore Southwell Brown Hall J A Perkins Cooma. Addresses noted along Utimarra Road Kennedy and Sons.
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RE. J. Dunneene
A.M. Fallick & ‘Sons
Oat Tyeanteyas
E. RB. Cottam
Utiarra
Kennedy & Sons
Bungendore, Southwell & Brown
J. A. Perkina
Cooma
Special Home Delivery by The Canberra Times
Canberra and Queanbeyan residents can order daily home delivery of The Canberra Times ahead of other papers by sending name and address or calling 754.
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Special Home Delivery Service
Canberraes
Berra
Queanbeyan
Canberra
Weather Outlook for Canberra Jan 10
Canberra weather summary shows at 6 am a Tiifometer reading of 26.8 inches and a 53.4 degree temperature at 8:30 am. The 24 hour maximum reached 64.3 degrees with a minimum near 44 degrees. Wind directions noted at 6:30 am.
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Canberra
Rainfall Records at Canberra and Queanbeyan in the Year
The records show rainfall measurements for Canberra and Queanbeyan to date with January totals and daily figures. Temperature data also appears alongside rainfall columns, noting maximum and minimum values for the period.
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Canberra
Queanbeyan
Emmanuel College invites applications for a 1984 research studentship
The Emmanuel College Cambridge governing body invites applications for a research studentship awarded in July 1984. Applications with evidence must reach the Master by June 20. Preference to those with one to two years of research. The award, held at Emmanuel College, has a maximum annual value of £150, normally two years, possibly a third. Further details available from the Prime Minister's Department or university authorities.
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Emmanuel College
Cambridge
Molten
Prime Minister's Department
High Commissioner’s Office
London
Britain Us War Debt Talks Seen Driving Hard Anglo US Accord
The long stalled negotiations over postwar debt show Britain pressing for revision amid claims U S wartime spending in the United States and excess profits tax distortions shaped the talks. Roosevelt hints repayment of principal with no interest, while Australia faces a major bill depending on the final settlement between Britain and the United States.
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Britain
United States
Congress
Roosevelt
Washington
Tours
France
Roosevelts
Australia
United Kingdom
Commonwealth prepares case on federal grants in finance dispute
The Commonwealth outlines its position to the Premiers Conference citing surplus and debt figures from 1991-93, while States report deficits. It argues Federal advances and wheat relief aid, totaling about 1.6 million, and rejects claims of unfair treatment of Smaller States with detailed cost figures.
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Rts
Commonwealth
Treasury
Attorney General Department
Philip Winnul
Ce Come
Ti Ie
Basset
South Australia
Weeters Austrasian
Tasmanian
Oxford Catalogue Nears Completion of Pre 1641 Book List
Oxford University moves toward publishing a catalogue of all books printed before 1641 not in the Bodleian Library. About 50 000 names are listed with 3 000 000 books and 0 manuscripts in Oxford, 1 590 000 in Bodleian, and colleges' holdings largely unknown. The work, begun after repeated efforts since 1730s, aims to reveal holdings across colleges for scholarly use.
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Oxford University
Oxford
Bodleian Library
Bodleian
Oxfford Bibliographical Society
Magdalen College Library
NSW appoints A B Heath as London representative
The State Cabinet announced Mr. A B Heath will become New South Wales representative in London to boost overseas investment and trade opportunities. Heath, a respected Sydney businessman, will engage in promoting NSW products, report on markets, attend conferences, and collaborate with the Commonwealth and High Commissioner staff. He departs Sydney in March, born in Maryborough Queensland, former director of A Layton & Co Ltd.
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Sydney
Wedoeett
A B Heath
London
Stevens
New South Wales
Heath
Bari Wales
Mr. Stevens
Dominions
London Ly & Commercial
Coren
Commonwealth Oda
Commonwealth
Duae
America
Ronnevelt
England
Maryborough
Ueenslanc
OSST
Jans
Liegene
al Mans Fiero
A. ©. Layton & Ses Ltd
Tasman Flight Take-off Deferred
Sydney news reports Sir Charles Kingsford Smith will not take off for New Zealand tomorrow morning as Tasman conditions remain poor. Weather forecasts warn of persistent headwinds and possible cyclonic weather near New Zealand. Lady Kingsford Smith departed for New Zealand aboard the Monterey.
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Sydney
Charles Kingsford Smith
New Zealand
Tasman
Weather Bureau
Lady Kingsford Smith
Monterey
Refusal of Offer for Mails to New Zealand
The Director of Postal Services Mr H I Brown announced the department declined Sir Charles Kingsford Smith's offer to carry mails to New Zealand. The policy supports one permanent established air service for air mails and the department bears responsibility for proper transmission. An exception remains for experimental air flights to England carried out for a definite purpose.
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Melbourne
H. I. Brown
Charles Kingsford Smith
New Zealand
England
Queanbeyan Poultry Club Reports Record Year
The Queanbeyan Poultry Club outlines its most successful year with a larger scope of activities and plans to include pigeon classes. The club name changes to Queanbeyan Poultry and Pigeon Club, junior membership is set, annual show planned for June with pigeon classes, and officers elected including Patron H J Richardson and President G A Meinnes.
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Tuctbeyan Poultry Club
Queanbeyan Poultry Wand
Serums Lab Receives Government Support for Medicines Costs
The Minister for Health Mr Marry reports Mint funds from the capital vest of fod 000 financed the Commonwealth Serdin Laboratories. A £40,000 repayment to the Treasury followed from the venture. The laboratories delivered strong results and helped keep prices of essential items affordable.
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Sydney
Marry
T. Serdin Laboratories
Treasury
Potenta
Canberra Parliament House Attracts Thousands Of Tourists
Canberra draws steady crowds with Parliament House tours during the holiday period. Since December 23 last year, inspections have reached seven thousand visitors, with at least two thousand five hundred seen through the building in the recent period.
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Canberra
Parliament House
Oxford College libraries reveal historic treasures and collections
The article notes the rich holdings of Oxford colleges with All Souls founded by Chichele in 1443 housing 40 000 volumes and 300 manuscripts. It highlights Corpus Aldines Oriel comparative philology Wadham botany and St John’s pre 1750 theology and law.
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Oxford College
All Souls
Chichele
Corpus
Oriel
St. John’s
Wadham
Richard Warner
Revenue surplus turned to deficit in December month report
Commonwealth Treasury reports half year to December 21 with revenue of £35,815, and expenditure £33,167,000. November shows revenue £4,720,000 and outlay £6,887,000, driven by interest payments and £160,000 grants refunds. Expenditure for the half year totals £33,497,000, £1,441,000 under budget. second half costs projected higher, including £647,000 more on public works and £500,000 supplementary items. Net revenue impact expected includes £1,200,000 charge to income for taxation adjustments and migrant, pension, and relief provisions.
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Iig
Victor
Itas
Television seen as future, says Amalgamated Wireless chief
Mr EL T&T Fisk, chairman of Amalgamated Wireless Australasia, notes television remains a future development. He cites the impracticality of standard broadcast wavelengths, calls for new reception networks, and highlights Iconoscope progress by RCA and advances in shortwave Micro-Ray and cathode ray tube reception. Australia is praised as up to date in wireless broadcasting.
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EL T&t. Fisk
Amalgamated Wireless Autralusiab Limited
Kydnes
Great Britain
United States
Europe
Iis Nen
Teevision
Plesk
le “Worykyn
Radio Corporation of America
Fisk
England
Italy
Spade
Marconi
America
Germany
Australia
Vta
Dog Racing Interest Spreads in Queanbeyan District
Interest in dog racing grows beyond Queanbeyan and Canberra as Bungendore prepares for a trial and training track. Four City dogs bought by Gun, Joreg residents. meetings show a £27 profit from gross income of about £ AOA. Gate receipts total £96 across four meetings despite bad weather. postponement to Saturday and extra entries invited until 8 pm.
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Queanbeyan
Canberra
Unday
Vital Statistics for Federal Capital Territory 1933
In 1933 the Federal Capital Territory recorded 182 births 67 males 65 females and 45 deaths 26 males 18 females infant deaths four males three females. There were 63 marriages. For December 1933 births were 7 males 3 females and deaths 3 males 1 female with 9 marriages.
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Conmunionwealth Atatistician
Mr. McPhee) Yeatening
Federal Capital Territory
Printing Notice From Australian Federal Press
Printed and published by Cot Shakespeare for the Federal Press of Australia Ltd at the registered office of the company, indicating an official production or distribution activity.
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The
Federal Capital Press of Australia, Ltd
Mort Street
City
Canberra
Cot Shakespeare
Federal Press of Australia, Ltd
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Felix F. Mitchell
Cooma and
Weedgers & Calthorpe
Fred Walsh
Sarrack ST
TIMES
Canberra Times
Price
Eve Seeensues Sen
dJanuary
Federal Capital
Canberra Bakeries Ltd
Braddon
Tel
Commonwealth Solar Observatory
Mount Stromlo
Bun
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
N.S.W
A. E. Heath
Tasman Flight
Poultry Club
H. J. Richardson
G. A. Meinnes
Messrs
GG. Harrigan
Vv. Hooper
PW. Hammond
Serum Laboratories
E. T. Fisk
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