Deaths and notices from Canberra historic page
Obituary and funeral notices for Edward Joseph Grimes of HT Caysvivayy Cunberti and related family. Details include funeral arrangements from St Christopher's Cathedral Forest hours after prayers, and references to Canberra Cemetery military sections. Also mentions mourners, clergy Reverend Gorsiey, and local services and address changes.
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Grimes
Edward Joseph Teds Grimes
HT Caysvivayy Cunberti
St. Christopher's
Catheral
Forest
Fox Tie
Canberra Public
HE O'Rourke
Crawford Strat
Queanteysin
Pantientary Membord
Kingeton-Narpbumiah
Bawird
Joseph Grimes
Canberra
Bb. Christopher
Pra Calestral
Mhulsaiy
Will Notice for Thomas Leslie Sefton Estate in Papua
The will of Thomas Leslie Sefton from Port Moresty Papua is probated after the fourteen day period. Probate granted by the Supreme Court of Papua, with notices served at the offices of PHIPFARD and MACPHILLANTY in Hobart and other listed firms, including Fairview Building, North Adelaide Avenue.
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Thomas Leslie Sefton
Port Moresty
Papua
Jnawers
Hereon South
James Sefton
Lenbavo
Une
Laine
Thin Court
Temcerapoues Ming Ye
Max, Mig
Fapron
Hobart
Porte
Darwin
Jervis Bay Should Be Investigated Over Navy College Case
Parliament probes the Jervis Bay Territory matter as critics question the naval college transfer plan. Calls urge Parliament to review whether Commonwealth should retain the territory, with officials blamed for past missteps and a push to hand the land back to New South Wales to reduce costs and improve administration.
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Waval College
Jervis Bay
Tylent
Mydim Fraser
Turyal Officora
Mt Fe
Lis
Navy
Iis
Woolstons
Naval College
Commonwealth
Jarvis By
Sydney
New South Wales
Nail Defen
Commonwesldt
Werilory
Ib Jg
Jarvis Fay
Minister Revises Licensing Hours Amid Council Debate
Local officials reported council proposals on restaurant and hotel licensing hours, with the minister delaying Sunday and holiday restrictions. He announced a shift to noon to 10 p.m. on certain holidays, while maintaining extended weekday hours and allowing licensed hotels to serve meals until 1 a.m. The minister defended the council’s plan, noting equality of trading hours between licensees and urging acceptance of the council’s amendments.
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Rastal
Saul
Quitaune
Quinane
Roadwald
Weather and barometer readings with forecast update
The report lists asarometer readings around 20827 inches at 3 paid and 20758 at other times with temperatures around 2 degrees and 45.2 at 3 pm. Maximum gusts near 37 mph are logged with WNW winds, rainfall to 0 am, and a forecast from Fulbaira Meteorological Station predicting cloudy dry conditions with fresh dusty westerly winds. The sun is expected today from 6 am to 1:58 pm.
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Pati
W.W
Danherra
Fulbaira
VICE REGAL Mande Morning at Recellency Lay Sim
Yesterday morning at Admiralty House in Sydney the Governor-General received Rear Admiral He A. Showers and hosted by Her Excellency Lady Shim. Delegates to the International Federation of Women's Hockey Associations Conference and visiting international tennis players were entertained.
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Sim
A. Scaons
Sydney
Canberra
Sip Willi
Adhuta
Muraing
Imia
J. R. Preswelt
Hive
Amlittiratty Houde
Laury Slim
Admiralty House
Migrant Intake Debated Amid Budget Time Comments
Fragmented speech outlines a push to limit migrant intakes to protect the economy. Government officials discuss immigration policy amid budget talks, aiming to slow arrivals from Southern and Eastern Europe to keep numbers steady.
Cabinet Rejects Demands By Postal Workers
The cabinet rejects postal workers demands after prolonged talks. Public Service officials report potential stoppage, with unions proposing a one hour walkout and a request for $4000 raise amid ongoing wage discussions.
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LauNeLesuTis Reget
Rao
al the
Amlon
All Asters
Purlayaati
Davide
Swat
Hohl
Wit
Holto
Wright probes Commonwealth fund use in anti Labour party inquiry
In a formal inquiry Senator Wright asked Sir Arthur about a restart of a Commonwealth fund. The discussion covered 117,000 at the disposal of the Anti-Commonist Labour Party and why funds were released after being frozen. Wright promised further information.
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Senator Power
Lasbour
Arthur Padus
Baik
Span
Wright
Anchor Believed Quo Years Own Anchor Believed
Fragmentary text reads like a vintage note on a seaside resort, mentioning Alassii and an Augustan age context. It references Roman influence and a seabed, with garbled phrases suggesting a historical timing around 1,000 years. No clear events or names emerge.
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Aenor
Leiguniag
Alassii
Bus Fare Increases Aimed at Reducing Hardship
The Interior Department official Mr Barronger says fare hikes will be kept low to spare vulnerable riders while preserving service demand. He notes penalties for violators and mentions kids under three years travel free. details of the new scheme remain cautious and contested.
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Beniciuol
Department of the Interior
HL Aearvonger
Ativitaly
Barronger
Aewtion
Hesp
Auburn
Bay
Day
Way
Pevense
Deerenact
Barrenger
Tite Labor
WA. McLmion
P. Tisy
Avery
Comet Wits
Export of Manufactures Increasing
The article notes a rising export trend in manufactured goods led by manufacturers councils and group marketing efforts. It highlights overseas market focus, price competition, and broad growth across electrical equipment, pharmaceuticals, tobacco, and chemical products, while signaling ongoing concerns about pricing and logistics.
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WANG
Counel
Moverica
Lobacca
Arbitration Sought Over Advisory Council Allowances
Debates on council allowances focus on the 100 pound annual pay and potential increases. Liberal and opposition members clash over whether an arbitrator should assess or set new allowances, amid calls to reflect council workload and status.
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Phe
Counal
Lateeioe
Parehall
Wwe
Kos. Stevenson
Day
Quinane
Huillie
Kent
Counell
Breall
Unclear meeting on expenses and committee appointment
A report notes a discussion about heavy expenses and visits to Jarvis Bay. Byrne mentions appointing three compuior to collect evidence on member costs. The motion passed without dissent amid references to a papal role and attending meetings.
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Byrne
Canniem Ware
Eigyes
Jarvis Bay
Ure
Ely
Evatt Champions Democratic Socialism Policy Stance
Dr Evatt declares support for democratic socialism as the opposition party leader criticizes the Australian Labour Party. He asserts the ALP name remains Labour and contrasts it with other parties while addressing Mr Wilson and Mr Calwell. The discussion touches on party identity and socialist policy direction.
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Dr. Evatt
Lahawe
Dis
Byatt Prasad
Wilson
ALP
Ted
Labour
Ms. Wilson
Bender
Calwell
Crossing Closures for 48 Bays Under Flood Safeguards
The director of works Mr. J James announced crossings will close this year for flood defense work. Lennox Crossing has been closed for 16 days and Bevis Crossing near Ieen is also blocked as water repairs and recon striation proceed.
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Bevis
Aloodwaters
Ay Wastes
J. James
Lennox
Avenue
Unclear text reports at Sudacy farm action and court review
Fragmentary OCR describes a meeting about enforcement and possible action by the Attorney General and Interior Department. It cites a licensed action and notes comments by a jail or venue official. A protest or event involving a jester or lounge occurs in the early hours, with references to a hotel and party meeting.
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Agiark
Muisapees
Buller
Ain Eemmel
Maesd
Quin Jie
Hail
Ue Paryat
Hay
Willy
Gantral
Fra
Nolictars
Lube
Cannen
Sls
Brad
Jinalte-Re
Specter
Mienetst
Parliament Proceedings Delay Naval College Transfer
The House of Representatives met at 2 30 pm yesterday and, after questions, debated and adjourned a motion on transferring the Royal Australian Naval College to Jervis Bay. The Senate met at 3 pm and debated the Ald Roads State Grants bill after questions, to be debated again at 3 pm today.
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House of Representatives
Westerday
Royal Australian Naval College
Jervis Bay
Senate
East Row And Mort Street Widening Debate
Local officials discuss widening East Row and Mort Street urging speed in development. Works Director comments and department officials weigh costs and timing while investors note possible routes and public benefit.
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East Row
Mort Street
Beale Challenged Over Tariff Barriers Debate
The debate centers on Mr Beale and remarks in Cane Horn Letter by Mr Anderson regarding arbitration and tariff barriers affecting Australian industry. Report notes rising protests and industry concerns about tariffs and manufacturing competition while highlighting Mr Beale’s stance and ongoing discussions.
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Anderson
Anderson Onli
Australia
Teval
Abit
Letters To The Editor on Milk Supply and Wages
A reader letter to the editor discusses the milk supply inquiry in Gan serra and references a report claiming a decrease in the milk price. The writer questions the recommendation and asks why the minister acted, noting majority opinion favors action and expressing concern over per-branch wage impacts.
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Gan
Serra
Boris Wage
Guy Nnnuin
Canberra
The
Inniser
Willoughby critique of atomic weapons debate in Canberra
George Baker of Canberra challenges Ezra Jom Buttons and Mrs Burton in a densely written critique of nuclear arms policy. He defends testing and deterrence while arguing Soviet refusal of inspections undermines disarmament. Baker cites Eden Steer Churchill and Roosevelt, asserting Allies relied on a nuclear arsenal in World War II.
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sir—Ezra
Jom Button
Ogre
Winich
Burton
Iter
United States
Britain
Anthony Eden
John Steer
Winston Civurs
Bork
UW Escate
Theodore
Silus
Wilson
Versailles
Pressaett Roosavelt
Teheran
Yalta
Collision at intersection causes minor injuries to drivers
In a two vehicle collision at an Austin Wenlie intersection, driver Barbara Helen Calor and Arthur Kels sustained minor head injuries. The other driver James Jones of Campbell Street was in a vehicle described as lengthy, with utility equipment noted nearby.
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Tamseed
Barbara Helen Calor
Arthor Kels
Roberty
Mayntes
Aanstin Wenlie
Gurralg
James Jones
Campbel Street
Ainsiia
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Bassie
Hlauekter
Wild Atrs
A. Ailby
Watson Streed
Turney
Hell
David
Som
Tate
Mr. Hind
Dy Bardwell
Ormella
Nsw
Rimes
Edward Joseph Duite
Dominnity Hospltal
Hasaid
Heinte
Elizabeth Acne
Matlie
Hellyee
Bybelia
Ms. Sutton
Cheistine
Kay
Jennifer
Pieasu Nate
Sudress
Mes
S. Gorsiey
Phiyno
Gunorad
Sylvia Parsons
Bhuonce
Robert
J. Rigney
Mt. First
Willrane
A. C. McKay
B.v.se
Arthur Close
Forrest — Utdiv
Mrs. V. Robarioze
Adams Buildings
Kingston
Atles EL Horstmann Beautician Sor
Massace
Fuor
Brinda St
Clive
Watson's Purniturs
TMG Supreme c Court
Australian Capital Territory
Ssanceess
Toyal
Tneurance
Bultiling
Ory
A.C.T
AGT
F. D. Quinane
Quinnane
Lowe Wate
Royil
Fareham
Tha Counal
Zplinell
Holt
Portiuiacky
Guesticn Bank
Mt. Stromle
Havh J. Ross
Harvard University
Sela
Fizlos Northie Paki Uinu
Thie Commmuniwenth Berrytory
Bobenary
Bole
Thy
Wossley
Astros Nomee Royat
Bagel
Astonomy
Sehowl
Physical Seieners
Quo
Qn Advisory Council
Pt. Edawimage
Dante Mr. Daysstiyt
Achary Council
Cleetory Iit
Count
Ny PD
Ailvia
Ny Colinell
Sonia
Bill Wael
Mita
Bevis Howilde
Day Gavite
Quinissie
Bay’ Mist
Hingest
Michael Skenidberg
Gankatra
Iris
Kyle Ieland
Mary Mackosy
Ireland
Mel Lewins
Mary Manning
Garber
Lilian Joran
Iceland
Counghl
Porkibies
Aalil
Aemur
Anke Financial
Zaungwa Wold Gescervary
Steven
Towers
Arasians
Pend
Alta
Mr. Beale
Taritt, Barriers
Price of Mille
Mr. Willoughby
Forrest
George Baker
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