Savings deposits rise and funds shift in 1965 banking report
The report notes deposits topping 2 533 pounds with large year end balances and growth in savings accounts. It highlights savings bank activity, consumer spending backed by increases in deposits, and mentions the impact of housing finance and per capita income changes alongside figures on total balances and monthly increases.
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Liege
Renitents
Eigurts
Bureau of Chase
Econom
National Universn Hohl
Halmorwreane
Nice
Ale K. Mc Cameron
Savinr
Tos
Ibner Cem Limsavin
Mos
Cutline Savings
Indivi
Chase Yepuementy
Lin Friendly Societies
Hank Sansactions
ACT Savings Figures Highlight Low Per Capita Amount
The report shows total savings in the Australian Capital Territory amounted to £14,723 with per head figures nearly £148. This stands as the lowest per capita total among Australian regions analyzed, reflecting population-adjusted results across the territory.
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ACT
Northern Territory
Austral
Fire engines stand by after brief Hobart Place alarm
Firemen not needed as two Fife engines and two monitor care were on scene at Hobart Place Canmeray last night after a mysterious object was seen. Investigating officers found the item had passed unnoticed and the area was deemed safe within minutes.
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Hobart Place
Australia Day: Holt's call for real recognition
The speech emphasizes Australia Day as a time to honor service members and celebrate national unity. Premier Holt praises Australia’s growth, freedom, and peace while urging continued support for overseas troops and citizens serving abroad, acknowledging gratitude from the government and people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
ANU appeals for Canberra homestay hosts for students
The Australian National University seeks Canberra householders to provide student accommodation. The appeal notes ongoing enrolment and rising demand as the university expands housing options and calls for hosts to offer rooms or premises to support students during the enrolment period and term.
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George Brunner
Canberra
Erin Jamieson
Jennifer Walker
Melbourne
ANU
The
Australian National University
ANU Pratewar
Genkiy
Kinneral Mudies
Sis
Anus
Afi
Horestey
Martivatarn
Maureen McNathan Studen
Acie Keantin
School of Gen
Lepat Stuuies
Antro
Union seeks first decimal wage award for cleaners and workers
The Miscellaneous Workers Union seeks a decimal wage award from the Conciliation Commissioner McG. A. Punde iy on February 16 for wolchokers gareluhe and cleaners. The bid notes rising wages and welfare concerns amid inflation, stressing the need for improved pay and conditions.
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Miscellaneous Workers Union
Frew Industrial and Cythesia
Wolchokers
Gareluhe
Jmnsioner
McG
A. Pundeiy
HP Healthy
Waltel
Dena
Staion
Repert
Quarantine Tightens on Import of Hatching Eggs
A government ban on importing hatching eggs from overseas remains in force amid a wider debate on poultry health and university welfare. The policy aims to prevent spread of avian diseases such as Newcastle and fowl plague, with authorities insisting no relaxation is planned.
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New Zea University Council
The
Commonwealth
Fost Abgut
Swarle
Inkre Studen Welfare Aehyeties of
Gyid Akal
Mendy
Tie
Leis
Haysroternal Setevioney Cers
Panal Tre
Ats
Connceling
Newcastle
Studenil
Sydney hearing opens on wage claims in valley unions
In Sydney on Tuesday the Commonwealth Court heard wage claims from five unions representing workers in arak wine growing fruit growing and gypsum procurement. The first case lasted minutes as all main parties disputed the muta fatigue issue and expressed concerns over cent policy.
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Sydney
Comilie Union
Mr Dhinuyan
Te Fa
Con Cent
Josh Yales
Dr Knopfelmacher to speak at ANU Orientation Week
Controversial psychologist Dr Knopfelmacher and Frank Kaioptemacher of Melbourne University are listed among guest speakers for Orientation Week at the Australian National University next month. The program features debates on university freedom and a panel on Vietnam conscription, with Knopfelmacher’s role noted amid broader academic discussions and staffing changes.
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Dr Knopfelmacher
ANU
Frank Kaioptemacher
University of Melbourne
Alversity
Mettinusne University
Sydney
P. Sanford
Knoptelmacher
Vietnam
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