Cox Bros Advertises Manager and Sales Positions
Cox Bros seeks permanent hires for a senior saleswoman and a junior saleswoman. Apply in person at Kompdy Street, Ximgsion, for the manager role.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1955
Page
3
Cox Bros seeks permanent hires for a senior saleswoman and a junior saleswoman. Apply in person at Kompdy Street, Ximgsion, for the manager role.
Fragmentary text indicates an administrative mandate involving owner roles in Canberra. Mentions Abthume ML Dillon and Pry Lid Toxgsve or PEI. References appointment viewing with a representative in Canberra within a week.
Advert reads vacancies at the Young'n Cite Mlore store for two boys aged 18 to 17 to work in the grocery and mercery departments at Civic Centre. Apply at once.
Classified notice inviting applications for the position of secretary-manager with pay from 1.70 to 1.400 annual wage, first increment after six months. Applications directed to the president Canberra Workmen’s Club, ACTON, dated August 8, 20.
The article argues Australia lacks consistent expert input for national policy and warns Treasury advice is not always reliable. It calls for stronger research in government and industry, improved court capacity to judge economic propositions, and better preparedness at all levels to respond to financial and economic challenges.
Sydney officials revealed that Commonwealth expenditure accounts were heavily camouflaged, prompting calls for expert audit. NSW Taxpayers Association president A A Sindel said clearer accounting was needed to understand public spending and assess tax sources amid reports of multi‑million pound totals and adjustments.
Canberra union eyes a stoppage at Canberra hostels operated by the Department of the Interior over alleged breaches of the award. Union officials cited pressure on the matter and said a deputation to the secretary, Mr McLaren, could be arranged to seek compliance with terms including protective clothing and laundry provisions.
Indian Health Minister will visit Australia in August for the Tuberculosis Conference. He will tour health centers and hospitals in New South Wales and Victoria before attending events in Melbourne and Canberra, then return to India in September.
The Autepormal assembly in Toempacitstad Childe Avene discussed erecting Kountartt House. A council will oversee minor functions and care for residents, with a safety and accommodation proposal including a matron and a safety fee. The project envisions an iron exterior and a square footprint, with transit and local facility implications noted.
A Canberra market update notes a new Customline model with an overhead valve VE engine delivering higher torque across the range. The Australian MolaR Company announces a price of 1,6067/4 pounds including tax for the new 3085 unit in a tent sale price context.
Worshippers at St John s heard an organ recital by Mr Raert Goode on Sunday night at 7 19 in Sydney. The program featured Bach and Cesar Frank with Goode to play the Growt Fugue in G minor after the service. Italian migrants in London were noted in the Daily Express report.
A Canberra glider club discusses building a conventional two seat training Merlin and establishing a training program. About 2,000 hours are expected for construction and flight readiness as the club, now with 90 members, plans to expand activities and recruit new members.
A chaotic parliamentary report quotes officials and economists debating Britain’s economic outlook. The chancellor defends the economy as stable while opponents criticize delays in counter-inflation measures.
The traders' president said price control introduction is unwarranted amid moves in Canberra and warnings against exploiting price rises. He cited arguments from business groups and proposed voluntary measures, urging restraint and opposition to mandated controls.
Sir Percy Spender plans a tour of Central and South American nations including Guatemala and Brazil to foster direct diplomatic contact and broader understanding. The visit aims to build ties between Australia and the region, highlighting mutual interests and potential representation.
Election results show officers elected to lead the Austra Paraairy group with Raval named astronomer outgoing for England. Key posts filled include secretary Montmud, treasurer Bram, and secretary Morigen. Updates note attendance, development plans, and future meetings, with names of members and positions listed.
Former Clerk of the House, Mr Green, will speak on the Canberra broadcast Sunday night about his long service since 127 and parliamentary procedures. He plans humorous anecdotes and remarks on Canberra lampooning, with a view to publicizing government achievements. program repeats Monday at 10 40 pm.
An executive committee rejected Mr Donnellys nomination to the Canberra council amid controversy. The decision follows reports of party alignment and the ongoing Hospital Board appointments, with new advisory committee members listed.
Canberra news describes a public driveways event led by the Canberra Auxiliary of the December Driveway Committee. It mentions Governor General and Cadet Jatin hosting a tea, tree planting by the public and YMCA, and donations toward the project. Citizens invited for planting and public gathering at Lakeside with Canberra Apex Club preparing a meal.
Ann Patrice Dalgarno of mn Street Reed Tail announces candidacy for the Hospital Board election. The third woman candidate with broad party support faces incumbent leadership as the primary count tallies bring attention to her bid.
The Anny seeks claimants for about two million World War I campaign medals. In Australia roughly 2,370,000 medals were awarded to 300,000 servicemen, but only about 840,000 have claimed them. Applicants must send full name, date of birth, and former army number to the Central Army Records Office at Albert Park Barracks.
Fragmentary report describes plans for faster trains to Brisbane with new air conditioned stock. Officials announce commissioners overseeing the project and discuss procurement of rolling stock, main line improvements, and timetable adjustments.
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