New Savings Banks Open Within Day Of Approval
The Prime Minister announced Cabinet approval of applications by the Bank of New South Wales and Australia and New Zealand Bank for private trading links to operate as savings banks. Both banks will open for business tomorrow, with government safeguards on deposits and investments, including allowed securities and Commonwealth guarantees. Banks must meet conditions on accounts, cheque operations, and coordination with the Central Bank on interest rates and investment policy.
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Me. Menzies
Ininks and
New Zealand Bank
Bank of New South Wales
Australia
New Zealand
Bak
Luton
Treamard
Wenme “Paddon
Alata
Mayo South Wales Savings Bank Tr
Australia and New Yealont Savings Bank Ltd
Fie
Ald
APA
Cnsh
Maxtyn
Commonwealth
Azid
Nvn
Neal Times
Banis
Bate
Savings Banks Open Here This Morning
Savings banks opened this morning in Canberra and Kingston with Bank of New South Wales and ANZ branches ready. The governor general issued a notice and officials said deposits would be needed to enter savings accounts. Bank managers reported readiness and urged customers to bring required documents for opening accounts.
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Canberra
Bank of New South Wales
Civic
Hingston
Manuke
Ie Anz. Bani
Mi Minto
Bane
Australi
FP May
Canberea Bracts
Banke of
M.8
Opan
Oldest Bank Leads In New Savings Bank Expansion
The Bank of New South Wales Savings Bank will open in New South Wales and other colonies, with 638 branches linked to the Bank of NSW. Sir Leslie Morse announced the venture as a pioneer of free enterprise in savings banking, aiming to foster housing and long term growth across Australia. He predicted healthy competition and increased savings activity nationwide.
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PRUNE
WEA
New Bank of New Sout Wales Savings Bank
Queenaland
Tass Rmnnia
Bani of New South Wales Saving Banke
Lida
Leelle Morsehhoad
Tomahi
Bank of New Sout Walea Savings Banks
New South Wales
Avatealion Capital
Ter
Ory
Victoria
Western
Austheld
le Noethern
Tory
Papua
New Guinea
Bank of Nsw Treaing Bank
Leslie
Ganting of & Keene
First Nations Joint Stock Savings Bank
Australia
Govesnoy Muefuanie
New South Wiles
Ukat Tie Bank
New South Wates
Commonwealth
Eld
New South Wales Savings Sunke
Alep
le Savings Banksi
Ganderra Wool Brings Record For Season
Goulburn market reports record season wool sales. A superfine bale from Sinninderra near Canberra set a new high as Merino wool fetched strong prices. Yass and surrounding lines saw favorable demand, with Sydney rates guiding trading.
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Goulburn
Goulburn St
Newcastle Sales Report Amid Market Confusion
Fragmentary notice describes Newcastle sales by brokers with unclear pricing and activity. It references pig and animated lumpecifion and mentions United States gear milts in a global context, with uncertain details about venues and outcomes.
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Newcastle
U.jg
Tonkment
Japan
United States
Ain Gear Milts
No Confidence Motion In Capetown
Capetown reports a no confidence debate in Parliament as opposition leader Mlucolong Strauss urges the National Government to abandon plans for a joint session to remove coal voters from the coalition electors roll. The government signals use of payments power while courts await possible action.
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Capetown
Wennessay
United Party
Milucolong Strauss
Cole Aulrodc
Govilis
Tohannes
Queen Salote Won't Visit Canberra Despite Invitation
Queen Salote of Tonga expresses deep regret and says she cannot travel to Canberra. She remains in Sydney as the Governor-General invites her to Government House while officials in Canberra discuss future Australian trips.
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Salote
Canberra
Quen Salote
Australia
Queen
Prevanly
Sydney
Government House
Ministre
George Wheen
Itc
Church At
Forrest
Exner
Aus
Sale Of Shipping Line To Joint Company On Way
Government considers selling Commonwealth ships to a joint venture. Senior official says Tasmanian and Western Australian shipping needs would be met by retaining ships in coastal trade. About 42 government owned vessels currently operate in Australian coastal routes.
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Commonwealth Shipping Line
Tasmania
Prue
Maneles
Tie Alps
Benatonidge
Tasmanics Shipping
Mensies
Map
MegaliaWons
Shin
Tas al- Waqa
Austria
Havana
Wennesnay
Lonegoph
Gordale
Nnite
Incest
Westlake Bus Shed Vandalism Repaired After Repeat Incident
Damaged Westlake bus shed, previously fixed after a royal visit, is vandalized again. Reported attacks include tearing, smashed tiles, and graffiti urging residents to stay away. Some locals accuse hostel youths near Capitol Hill and Bullsde of causing unrest while residents call for shared responsibility.
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Westlake
Canberra
Department of the Interior
Sunberra
Walla
Capital
Westlake Anc
Uo Ibs
Clatin Sping
Hotel Ganbeers
Weslinie
Russians May Inspect Games Sites This Month
Russian sports officials may travel to Australia this month to inspect Olympic Games sites and arrange food and accommodation. A Soviet Government Sports Committee chairman said representatives would also visit for preparatory and Olympic-martinga activities ahead of the event.
Eden to unveil major policy speech in Bradford
Prime Minister Anthony Eden plans a major policy statement in Bradford amid calls from right wing allies to outline an economic plan. The speech signals a break in silence since political turmoil and aims to detail government schemes to boost British industry with qualified technologists.
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Wedel
AAP
Reule
Anthony Eden
Yorkshire Ely
Bradford
Anthony
Pir
Expec
Aind Te Sefoyrshile
Ais Wim
Tikenhowen
Extensions To Sewerage Works Being Rushed
Plans to extend Canberra sewerage facilities aim for completion before spring. The project, costing 210000 pounds, will improve capacity for up to 10000 residents and relieve pressure on existing systems during peak loads.
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Ergonl
Merase
Act
Canberra
Judge To Hear Wharf Dispute In Commonwealth Court
Sydney reporters note a forthcoming Friday hearing before Mr Justice Ashlurner on a wide waterfront dispute involving shipowners and waterside workers across Australia. Negotiations continue at the central issue of pay demands and proposed increases, with no immediate statement from Mr Moule. talks to resume tomorrow.
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Sydney
ATU
Lon
Wie State Labour Council
Moule
Aganisations
Ba Dng
Unio
Cuba Declines Russian Aid
Havana rejects a Soviet offer of money and technical aid. The government states it will maintain its policies and sever diplomatic ties rather than accept assistance from Moscow.
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Cuba
War chief sets new car prices in Sinpey line
British war chief Sir William Fontes inspected Sinpey car prices yesterday. Other car makers said there would be price cuts from several brands as he assumed leadership of the Arm.
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William Fontes
Wage Increases Eyed as Living Costs Rise Across States
Governments weigh further raises as cost of living climbs. Federal and state actions threaten wage disparities. private vs public sector pay gaps spark debate. Officials say unfairness grows for workers on fixed or pegged incomes while costs surge since the last adjustment.
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Juiey
Wit
Bucerilin
Gy Neilly
Coa
Tnt
Livre Vou
Mica Wold
Treasury claims wage rise affects employers and workers
The government faces calls to provide funds amid wages and salaries increases tied to a wage spiral. Premier Bolte signals support for rising living costs while industry groups warn of higher prices and broader economic impact. National trade union leaders expect the wage rise to raise prices and spending power, noting it as largely inevitable.
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Ultiokale
Vichity
Bolte
Vietoruk
J.B. Griffin
Retail Tracors’ Association
Grziin Sud
HL. J. Noels
Warmers and Letters Association
The
Reverated Ironworkers 'Association
Mr. K. Short
Commonwealth crisislooms as Asia and Africa await capelawn visit
The report notes a high level briefing on Commonwealth ties and possible reaffirmation of membership as leaders prepare declarations. Also reported is the death of Pioneer Maknaby in Sydney, described as the first pioneer missionary from Australia to the South Pacific. In Germany, West Germany’s motor car output set a multi year record, with Brent vehicle leading production.
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Bugby Llague
Johannesburg
Wedpddauy
Boothall
Capelawn
Arlisa
Patistas
Commonwealth
Folkishun
Ixramie
Maknaby
Sydney
Australia
Chayeb
Producten
Germany
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