Canberra Diary the Governor General and Chinese Minister
Canberra diary notes arrivals and departures of officials and guests. The Chinese minister and Madame Chen Tai Chi will address audiences in Canberra as part of a National series. The High Commissioner hosts discussion on China and its people with Mr W Mein ant. Several diplomats and guests plan visits to Melbourne and Sydney, including Tirtawinata and Bernard Bourne, with cultural events featuring the English viola player at the Canberra Chamber Music Society. Dr Shore will visit and host a dinner with Canberra guests while plans for lectures on Indian Criminal Law unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Flim
Byd
Chen Tai
Bris
Methodist
Sydney
Mr Races
Axi
Tirtawinata
Mel
Bernard Bourne
Shore
Canberra
Ritz
Chamber Music Society
Wil
Free Trips For Children Under Five On Buses
A farewell party for Mrs. Yamamoto wife of a former ambassador was planned by the Asian Sewing Group on a designated day. The discussion covered free travel for under five children on buses and involved regulatory plans, insanity considerations, and comparisons with practices in Canberra where the limit is three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamamoto
First
Asian Sewing Group
Stevenson
N.C
Barrenger
Interior
Fairhall
Advisory Council
Byrne
Department
N.E.W
Canberra
Toynbee and foreign dignitaries visit Canberra events
Sir Toynbee hosts and attends social functions as diplomats from France Germany and Brazil visit Canberra. Ambassador Renaud Sivan tours Newcastle and Canberra. Dr Walther Hess plans six week stay. American Fulbright student Dr Frances Benedict joins zoology research and returns to Queensland after Canberra visit. Mrs Desota arrives from Rio with husband at Hotel Canberra. An infants school fashion parade features 20 children and four adult models with mothers providing supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
M. Renaud Sivan
Wil
Brisbane
Newcastle
Broken Hill Pty. Ltd
Canberra
Frances A. Benedict
University of Adelaide
University House
New Biology Lab for C S L R O on Black Mountain Site
Tenders are invited for constructing a new biology laboratory at Black Mountain to house genetic and microbiology research teams. The facility will provide space for 20 researchers and staff, contain red iddoor rooms, un controlled indoor rooms, 10 mural ration rooms and a chemical laboratory, aiming to relieve existing space shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Mountain
Land & Chemical Laboratory
R.S.L. to Develop Grove Remembrance Way Scheme
Fragmentary notes indicate R.S.L. intends to develop a grove scheme titled Remembrance Way. Details are unreadable, with missing phrases and names. Further text is needed to confirm scope, location, and involved branches or dates.
Television rights worth £1 million secure over five years
A report states a deal for television rights totaling £1 million will span the next five years, involving major industry players including Gillette and Razorpany with a national broadcaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette
Ety Razorpany
National Council Investigating Women Rights Discussion
Two Canberra women lawyers will lead a discussion on the legal status of women in the ACT at the July meeting of the Canberra Branch of the National Council of Women. Mrs. Dudley McCarthy and Mrs. T E Ashton will inform delegates about rights in property wills guardianship of children and adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
A.C.T
National Council of Women
Dudley McCarthy
T. E. Ashton
National Council
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Mr. G. Brady
Cantenerra
Djakarta
Hinvelock House
Hymer
U.N
National Federation of ‘Business and Professional‘ Women's Clubs
Gotham
New York
Bp.w
Australia
Professor Toynbee
Walther Hess
0. G. Burchard
Fingland
Sun Oan
Turchen
Ua Eae
Mamons
Oan
Desota
Legation
Rio
Deseta
Erroremor
A. J. Toynbee
Eec
L. Fitzhardinge
G. Sawer
Australian National University
C.s.lr.o
Division of Plant Industry
The
R.S.L
GROVE
T.V
Ayss
WATT
National Council Investigating Women's Rights
Bear McGlade’s Bag Store
Fred Bareham
Photography
Te Ik
J. B. Young
Civic
Falcom
David L. Greig
Kingston, A.C.T
Delicatessen
Young's
Civic Centre
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