Canberra Vote Debate Over Representation for Garran
Robert Garran and Robert Curran backed the claim by De L W Nott, chairman of the Governe Advisory Council, that Canberra residents would gain parliamentary representation if 12 highers taxes under uniform taxation existed. Garran said Parliament could appoint members for districts in either house under such conditions, but residents would have no vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Curran
Commonwealth Rolleltor
Yesterdy
de L W. Nott
Guuberre Advisory Council
Canfierra
Ciberra
Robert Garran
Oither House
Youths Dressed as Girls Charged After Incident
Sydney Frany reports two youths, Frederick Drum and Colin Carson, aged 19 and 18, appeared at North Byaney Court Yodey. They were charged with larceny from U S Soldiers and with pretending to be women. Detained by police, they faced further accusations and were remanded to June term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Frany
Frederick Drumwgond
Colin Carson
North Byaney Court
Denny Kile
Dia Drdesly
Pereann
Mary
Navin
Milk Supplies Crises Hit Canberran Dairymen
Canberra dairyman Barry Cargill reports freight charges and full-rate imports of fodder hinder supply. He warns feed shortages threaten dairy herds, asserting milk output may fall as farmers struggle to feed stock and keep herds alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warn Wurk
Barry’ Boetety
Laatiyi
Cargill
Canberra
Caygil
Inquiry into canteen payments to Lord Mayor Fund
A commission of £44 paid to Best and Gee Pty Ltd in February 1961 for Whale of Meat to Australian Canteen Services was ordered to the Lord Mayor's Fund but not deposited until December. Milne, secretary, said the transaction occurred after Colonel Gee left for the Middle East and a cheque for £430 including commission was paid into the fund. The inquiry questioned why the money was not paid to the fund and noted an instruction reminder to Milne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Best and Gee Pty, Ltd
Lord Mayor's Fund
Alexander Milne
Therm
G,ry Gee
Barvices
Yeaters
Middle East
Milnesak
Homer Jones
F. Walker
Asid
Beat
Geo
We Agenta Fnin
Breat
Beat Thal
Howe
Bee
Bervicen
Mayar'e Fund
Diveunaingt
Best
Wheat Advance Plan Defended by Minister for Commerce
The Minister for Commerce defended a plan to spread payments for wheat over total quantity received. He said the scheme pays half the deficiency fund on excess 3/30 and any further payment from increased yield would not be retained. The government would not retain 10 percent. He noted 3/0 Lob would be an advance pending implementation of the total plan and said growers meetings recommended the action. He denied allegations of continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Really
Mat Allege
Primary Products Fears as to Future Supplies
Gration MLA appointed to coordinate primary production across Australia, warning that a failure to secure supplies risks hardship for people. He urged urgent action by governments and industry to safeguard food and wool, citing recent expressions of concern by primary producers and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Gratiom
Feeal
Cohn
Tilonna Woods
Romani People Face Loss of Golden Hoard Case
A court report from Aydeny details two Romani women, Mary Steck 68 and Elisabeth Stern 28, accused of conspiring to deliver gold to the Commonwealth Bank within a month. A valued tinof found in Ubergomenon on Jan 10 ties to their alleged plan. The women were ambushed on June 23 as part of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aydney
Mary Steck
Isabeth Stern
Central Court
Commonwealth Bank
Ubergomenon
Untitled Hockey Schedule Fragment
A fragmentary entry lists matches with teams and times: Red versus Carmicher and Fibber at 2 pm, Dunteoos at 2 30 pm, Magure Fletche and O Connor with GreQUh at 2 pm, Williama and Gordon at 3, Dee, Gurion and Fisher, followed by Wilvsh Gomis Golda Anes Wands and Great Peppermint Core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmicher
Fibber
Magure Fletche
O'Connor
Grequh
Williama
Gordon
Dee
Gurion
Fisher
Wilvsh Gomis
Golda
Acquisition of Various Public Notices and Advertisements
A collage of classified notes and notices including accommodation wanted and exchange offers, domestic help requests, employment ads, and bids for sand and gravel supplies. Mentions Hotel Kingston housing ads, washing help, a June 2 1942 interior department notice, and navy cadet admission details. Details are scattered withNames and places like Melbourne Canberra and Sydney, plus civic centre references and church announcements.
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Netinl
Anelve
Peeve Binal and
Kinderenrsen
eMoa
R Robert Garran
U.S
Vrov
Bremgton
Rae Uw
Ting Baer
ADPI
Cox's Newongeney
Tady
Boayd
North Aide
Fea
Times
Melbourne
Manwka
Hotel Kingston
Eir Tor
Aina
Pimea
Civic Centre
Sghale Wein
Angie
Mate Raen
Walt Price
Rane
ALL Nations
Saptiot
Waldock
Republic of China
Netherlands
Fuller
Antay
Royal Aus Rey ‘Neva ’ College
Flinders Naval Depot
Victoria
Navy
Department OF the Interior
Witth Reeds Soman
Interior
Department OF the Iterior
Nuliabiy
Orset
Denartment of the Interior
Tursday
Erabbilin
Usha
Surveyor-Comne
Department of the
Iptertor
Spolicatton
the Interior
Rovanet
Sultan Heid Tierney
Cenberrs
H. Carrodub
Benraiary
Star Theatre
Triumph Theatre
Ae Pocamanst
Prewiete
Gary Cooper
Madeleine Carroll
Cecil B. “Dmille
Worth
Tapio
Queanbeyan Showground
Vintina Bogs
Albert All
Wight
Funda
Wally Higgw
Muppet
Late Baines
Wawteo
Ywanted Immrateng
Wisi
Wwe
Aterahy
Sette Davis
Terese ‘Wright
Carlson
Women's Weekly
Bette Davis
Little Foxes
Morey
Pete Amity
Mather
Clancy Uuriuumy
Neabitttam Habin
Newareel
Capitol Theatre
Au Neen
Technicolor
Gene Tierney
Jackie Cooper
Menry
Andrew
Ellen Drew
Capitol
Holt
Shoris
Sharis
Civic
Parage
Kimeston
Aye
Cleaver
Kingaten
Ghaston
Australian
Apple and Pear Marketing Board
Mobile Apple
Conorway
Ana Wavalllor
Sire Gral Minar
Abe Murray
Carden
Marty Igen
Metianyne
Rabtom
Reid
Hunialon
Rraddon
Turrer
Acton
Moos
Ers Pte
Aiport
Perry
Ian
Tattersall’s
WAR Service
Patie
Joe Aretribee
Tattersall
Hobart
Blackematt
Big Gun
Kingeton
Watt Donaldzen
Paterson
Bre
Rinstrn
Phere Bate
Yemen
Ante
Boc
Freee Toom
Albury
Melbo
Ene
Tourut Burea
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