Engagement Spence-Maguira Featured In Canberra Notices
The announcement lists engagements and family connections across Canberra and Narrabunish areas, naming Spence-Maguira families, and notes a forthcoming church ceremony with details for St Pauls Manuka. Also included are funeral notices for Mr Henry Allen and Mr and Mrs Davis, with related family references and honorary secretary signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spence — Maguira
Jun
Mes. B. Spores
Woods Spene
Bartow
John
Soos Sum
Jann Magire
Meinase
Canberra
Steen
Henry Allen
82Nd Street
Narrabunish
Willie
St. Paul's
Manila
Haven of England
Funersi
Crawhard Sh. Suean- Reynn
Gavis
Arinur Georgi
June
Manuka Football Club
Davis
Bt. Paula Church of England
Manuka
New Optometry Exams Set for Kingston Davies Pharmacy
The Optometrists Filmer Scests will travel to Canberra on Thursday to Saturday January 26 27 28. Appointments for eye tests at Davies Pharmacy Kingston or by calling Xia46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Thusiay
Davies Pharmacy
Kingston
Naw
Immigration policy debate in Australia weighs future intake
The Gauberra Times reports intense discussion on immigration after ten years of policy. Delegates will weigh the proper scale of migrants, with critics warning against reduced intake while proponents argue for steady, economically justified immigration to sustain national growth and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ale Pochavar
Emammc
Bia
Natena
Lion Qon Brame
Uwe
Wellard
Wien
Ihely
Thasanto
Onimlersoas
Ausrata
Jose
Britain Criticizes Britain Over Australian Goods Trade
Britain faces strong charges from Trade Minister McEwen accusing the British Government of neglecting Australian goods. He condemned policies seen as unfair trade practices and called for action against dumping by Argentina and other rivals, warning Britain risks reducing imports from Australia if not addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
McEwen
Aveirai
Wade
Commons
Hie
Apple
United Kingdom
U.K. Muxkel
Saul ‘Australie
Canberra Weather Forecast From Meteorological Station
Canberra forecast describes a fine day with easterly winds and showers along the Far South Coast. Temperature readings include 76 and 48 in Sydney, while Perth lists 6D. The South Coast and Tablelands remain mostly fine with strengthening winds and developing showers later in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Fenbaica
Capeful City
Canheera
Bydney
Methousie
Eyishilree
GS Hotart
Perth
Learn To Swim Candidates Qualify For Police Certificate
Amid campaign posts and contest chatter some candidates in a learn-to-swim program gain extra chances to qualify for a police swimming certificate by swimming 13 laps. Today Tuesday the police depart evaluates Nav HeeH exLoAsra Me Gyn days to Velje thers Manatee for assistance. Some who registered have already been informed and will receive certificates in the next days. The effort includes demonstrations and progress updates as campaigns wrap up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axumus
Sania
Imétidtore
Fina
Governen-General's Reception Marks Diplomatic Letter Ceremony
The Vice-Regal event celebrated the presentation of Letters of Credence by the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic Blue to the Governor-General. The ceremony highlighted the formal relations between the host state and the Blue Republic, with protocol observed and dignitaries present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberto Regalie
Gredeneen
Plonie Potuntiary
the Republic
Philipatties
Austints
Colourful Opening At Australian Migration Convention
A vivid scene unfolds at the Albert Hall as the Australian migration convention opens with a UN like display. Flags line the drive while dignitaries including the Opposition Leader and federation leaders address immigration concerns. A formal reception follows with Parliament staff and guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inde
Anian Tendo
Ronge Senatue
Aazlal
Vine Marusler
Mehaies
Premiers oppose economies in immigration
Premier Playford of South Australia, speaking at the 1956 Australian Citizenship Conversion, argued against any loan-cut that would limit services for future migrants. He asserted Australia’s internal prosperity and urged confident planning of the migration programme, saying Australia would be made great by backing migrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pramier
South Australia
Playford
Australia
Film Stars Aid Immigration to Australia in British Film
British born star and Australian leads headline a new film about migration to Australia. The two hour program, titled Pouch with Go, follows an English family deciding to migrate and features public immigration drives in Britain. Notable attendees include Jack Hawkins and Margaret Johnston, with government involvement from the Department of Immigration. The documentary also showcases a London premiere and a related public awareness campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hankins
Fred Gelding
Tarvig
Bermondsey
Tcheme
Australia
Australi
Yehieh
Aubert Hall
Duck Hawins
Margaret Johnson
Australie
Bry
Austral al
Britain
Department of
Austratia
Émilrainry
Austrailia
Jack Hawkins
Margaret Johnston
Corleany
London
Austin House
Heywold
Sted Golding
Tobruk
Rivert Fot Marphett Terrice
Tasperna
S.A
Ge'ains
Australe
Hawking
Ho Dan
Glia Mion
Astman
Ehlout
Miitorth
Migemt
Boroure
Porritt
Barbara
Dennis
Audietios
Tre Wim
Sharnown Oreish Pane Lat Tow Norpouc
A partially garbled report mentions an event involving Virgimini and a traveler named Sharnown Oreish Pane Lat Tow Norpouc. The text references Norfolk and a possible move toward Cuba with unclear details and sourcing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norpouc
Renereniche
Norfolk
Cuba
Delegates Meet at Albert Hall For Convention Address
The Citizenship Centre continues until Friday morning with a convention at Albert Hall. May Holt, Minister for Communications, will present on coronation power and governance. US government rep on the Intergovernment Committee and European Union speakers will also address. Afternoon sessions feature ministerial speeches and group discussions ahead of further talks in Dubai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertall
May Holt
United States
Ste
Dubai
Unclear text with names and meetings in a government session
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a government gathering with delegates, discussion groups, and schedules. Mentions General, Lady Stir, and a school event with sessions continuing tomorrow morning and afternoon. Record contains multiple garbled phrases and uncertain names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gove
Snd
Minos
Ambulance Certificates Awarded at City Ceremony
Ambulance certificates were presented by Ambulance Officer A Grant following the December 8 event. M M Anderson and Ofer 3 d Level passed, with several named recipients including Walston Tong Jonkes Winters Tussey Wheatley Cantavon Kleinberger Wheatley Penneethnan Naylor Sheahan and Mrs Whestley. Dr Holmes and J Bioindela explained the procedures to successful candidates at a November meeting in the Candens Community Hospital. The Canberra Ambulance Association secretary J Govinn attended, praising the certificate ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jony
Nso
M. M. Anderson
Tor
John
John Feat Iy Currticates Were Messrs
Walston
A. Tong
P. Jonkes
N.A .Winters
C. Tussey
Les Ls
K. Wheatley
Mesars
Cantavon
M. G. Kleinberger
MM Wheatley
A. M. Penieethnan
TL Naylor
Aid da
Sheahan
Mrs
Biss Whestley
Canberra
A. Grant
Ameuilance
J. Bioindela
Enrolments Open at St Edmunds College
Enrolments will commence Thursday January 26 and continue Friday Saturday and Sunday. The college will reopen Tuesday January 31. No enrolment on the penny day of term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Edmund's Row
Pol
Maurtly
Munis College
Tran
Thusay
Belioo
Britain Exports Drugs Amid Record £4 Million Purchase
The Vital Pharmaceutical Industry says Britain has seen a £4 million surge in drug purchases tied to new overseas demand. Officials note increased imports and rising prices as trade volumes climb.
British Migration Policy Priority Claims by Holt
British migration policy remains focused on prioritizing British migrants to Australia as government officials defend postwar settlement. Minister Holt contends most migrants are British and Australia should value British origins, while critics argue not enough is done for non British migrants and the flow from the United Kingdom continues to exceed other sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
Australia
Sritsin
United Kingdom
United Singdom
Australi
Ure
Canada
South Africa
New Zealand
Migration themed exhibit at Albert Hall displays immigration impact
Graphic displays portray migration's industrial and social effects in Australia, showing how migrants boost manufacturing, mining, and consumer growth. The Albert Hall exhibit, tied to the Citizenship Convention, features designs from Aust ralia’s immigration era, highlighting public interest and government publicity efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alisibaia
Carth
Sagar OP
Aisa
Ube Albert Adl
Aigpany
Samp
Austriti
Ube
Asstralians
Posnister
Mafneanis
Lamia
Ye Department of Immigention
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Allen —Henry
Ab Canberry Hospital
Miriam Loulza
Font Fatter
Philip “Henry
Forrest Wing Winifred
Keli Kennedy
Nurrabrindal
Roarly “Patticia
Margalar
Christine, Moris
Marcjs
Jeffrey
Patrick Ding
Robyn
Yuntra
FP. Brown
Secretars
Saunders
John Phillipe
Loy
Sinters
John Photlip
Korea
Jasn
Jan
Pholn
McKay
Yd. Uni
Forrest
Artrum
Robert D. Harvie
V. Robakidze
Medical and General Massace
Tiner Scoats
Pavies Pharmacy
Lecks
Ste Nat Aks Sen
Che Gauberra Times
Rangston
Chiropodist
Prira ED
Urueman
Ale
Falmes Sylney
as _ an JARDINE
St. Langston
Mel
Austra Na
Aualya~ Lin
Sruta
Kingdon
Albert Hall
United Nations
Una
Hutope
Robert Tannin
Aid
Delegates
Onenan
Teddy
Aula
Wks
Tse
Bf Nporuet Yee Hitish Deg
Association of the
Bvital Pharmaceutical Industry
Torflay
Aceoin Shipping
Snes Surong
Onu Wearol
Vow Australia
Wwe
Alystty
Albert Haltly
Pickirns
Aualvatia
Allsantin
Trey
Rosie Boitienectis
Brisbane
Tony Sud
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