Commonwealth tenders seek fresh salad supply to Canberra boarding houses
Multiple government departments announce tender offers for supply and delivery of fresh salad to Commonwealth boarding establishments in Canberra for the period May to December 1983. Details available from Assistant Secretary Accommodation and Wausing. Closing times vary, with deliveries and installation bids across Works and Housing and Commerce departments. Institutions and suppliers listed in notices include Australian National University and local Canberra sites.
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Relief for Our Children Promotes Metric Reform
A discussion compares English coinage and measurement systems with metric reform considered by the United Kingdom and Australia. The report urges gradual adoption over twenty years, outlining required changes in weights, measures, maps, and industry costs to relieve future generations and simplify commerce.
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Australia
Britain
United States
Canada
Dutta
United Kingdom
Board of Trade
United Blakes
Viswaliae
Minister To Take Action After Maltese Melee
A report from SAELBOURNE states the Minister for Immigration Mire Hott plans action after a disturbance at Bolteen pronaln ak Noth Wharf. The minister met with Commissioner Mann and expressed concern over crowd disorder and possible curtailment of movement. Further steps to ensure safety and order were discussed.
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Britey
Mire Hott
Bolteen Pronaln Ak Noth
Mann
Holt
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Herhour
Custone
Ancient customs at military funerals headline
An article notes evolving rites at military funerals, including the reversal of boots and use of vehicles. It cites remarks attributed to Army officials about customs observed for late leaders and the influence of naval practices, with references to Army regulations and ceremonial elements tied to rank and honor.
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Bydney
Bir Thoma Blamey
Weather forecast and temperatures from historic report
Barometer readings, wind calm, and temperatures given with a forecast. The meteorologist notes fair conditions for the next two to three days with warming trend and milder day temperatures. Regional forecast calls for cold start with frosts, gradual warming, and light northwest winds. Capital city figures for Canberra Brisbane Melbourne Adelaide shown.
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Pana
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Rta
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Tanda
Avena
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Frisbane
Melbourne
Adbiaee
Overseas Scholars for Jubilee visit Canberra schedule
A list of distinguished overseas scholars announced for Canberra Jubilee events. Prof MacKintosh, deputy minister in Canada 1945, will arrive June 18 and travel through Australian cities before Canberra August 19. Lady Mellanby and Prof Montrane head to July engagements, with sessions of the Jubilee to run mid August to late September. Tr. Conant, president of Bryant University 1938, will visit Sydney July 14 and Canberra July 23 for a week.
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Aix
Canberra
Australia
Burney
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Melbourne
Hobart
Adelaide
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Aubralin
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Lady Mellanby
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Britten
International ‘Technien) Commission
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Shofferd University
Monianby
Medical Tesharch Council
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Montrane
Law
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Atuguat
D. Connant
Aryant Univeraity
Ave
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Tr. Conant Tw
United States Atomic Energy Commission
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Tate Ybaiton
Streens and
Livingatom
Tase ' Yeu
Corpun Christi College
Bir Hichard
Riucations
British Association
Court Upheld Action Against Insurance Co in High Court
The High Court today upheld an action against a life insurance company under the Insurance Act. The Commissioner was restrained from acting and an inspector was to investigate. The insurer argued the act was invalid for a full court appeal, but the court rejected the challenge and ordered compliance.
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Ssammning Hoe
Ausociatad
Jane Inaurance Hociaty Pty. Ltd
Bydnwy
Haut
Ulacasped
Tun
Metiwrmsn
Life Insurance Hartnens
Defence talks in London with five dominions set to meet
The Ministry of Defence announced that Defence Ministers from Britain Australia New Zealand South Africa and Southern Rhodesia will meet in London next month. The conference opens on June 21 and will cover defence problems in regions of common concern including the Middle East plus equipment and training. Canada will be represented by an observer.
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London
Ministry of Defence
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Southern Rhodesia
Middle East
Canada
Mr McBride To Lead Delegation At Defence Ministers Meet
Mr McBride will head the Australian delegation to the Conference of Defence Ministers to be held in June 21 at Kondan, led by Defence Minister Me Mensien. The group includes key officials Sir Frederick Rhedien, Lt Gen Nowell, Brig H G Rourke, Group Captain Murdoch, Col HM L Mongan, and W A Fisher.
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Yonneag
Urien
Australian Views on Peace Treaty
Australian officials in London will present to the British government their local view on the Japanese peace treaty. Morrison will learn Australia’s stance before talks with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. The discussions center on Formosa representation and the Sino American treaty draft.
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London
Herbert Morrison
Australia
John Foster Pailes
Morrison
Formosa
China
Senate Poll Declared Sparks Lively Debate in Belge Street
The Senate poll declaration sparked a lively exchange as electoral officer Mr Evans announced results around 50 people gathered on Belge Street in City. Liberal and Labour figures clashed over double abolition and government actions, listing results: Booner Lib, Asmey Labour, Rel HEPs, Armstrong Lanurl, McCallum Lib, bit Labour, Tule bit, Grant Labour, Metuflen Lib, Army our Labour.
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Senate
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Evans
Belge Street
City
Pary
Benatar Spooner
Mr. Evans
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Asmey
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Labour
J. Tule
M- Grant
Alm Metuflen
Cycle Victim In Serious Condition
Brian Lott of Furnimax Street Porrent described as critical after a motorcycle crash. He was admitted to hospital on Pictureday night. hospital spokesman says condition remains serious and unstable.
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Victoria
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Food Shortages Hit Butter Prices in Australia
Fragments show widespread butter shortages and rising prices across states including New South Wales Victoria and Queensland. Officials warn of reduced supplies as panic buying drains stocks with producers unions and government considering price and rationing actions.
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Sharp rise in butter likely says price and probes
In a garbled report from Robie it is suggested butter prices may surge. Mentions NSA and Prime Minister Pinna with statements on potential immediate prosecutions if complaints arise. The text implies a seasonal norm but hints at rising costs and inquiries.
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Muthyrity Neon
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Sugar Growers Seek Increase in Delivery Price
The Queensland Sugar Board proposes raising the delivery price per ton for cane at the EFL plant amid industry calls for support. Secretary Muir confirmed discussions with the Cane Growers Council, saying approvals are being pursued by the government and the matter will be decided early next week.
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Quewnaland Sugar Board
Anis
Cane Groweya Council
Tyreeting
Potato Board to Sue Minister Over Marketing Board Action
Hobart Friday report says the Leamatan Poteto Marketing Board will sue the Minister via a court action in Braineroy and Hay restraining the New Marketing Commissioner. Mr Barna and Mr Wragg state the move aims to resolve the dispute within a month while asking Vinneanon’s plant matter and De anale issues to be clarified.
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Abe Hand
Wragg
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