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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 22, 1962

Page

2

Speculative Builders Pay Triple Private Buyers for Land at Albert Hall

At Albert Hall two restricted land auctions the Department of the Interior sold 69 blocks to speculative builders at an average of 635 per block and five blocks to private builders at 280 each. Speculative blocks brought 43835 while private blocks sold for 14000. Downer blocks led prices in both sales. Next auctions set for June 26 and 27 will be unrestricted.

Watson and Downer Albert Hall Department of the Inn Seeterior

Unending Search film showcases Clunies Ross research theme

A colour film The Unending Search now in Canberra highlights laboratory and field work to combat plant diseases raise land productivity and create new wheat varieties. It includes shots of Australian pastoral and farming country and features Sir Jan Clunies Ross before his death. The film will screen at the Civic Theatre from Monday to Friday next week.

Clunies Ross Australia Canberra Jan Clunies Ross Civic Theatre

Simple styling fine tailoring all weather jacket

A versatile winter piece described as simply styled with a round stitched yoke and vent pockets. Offered in olive deep chamois chestnut bone or cherry sizes XSSW to XW, it’s priced at 5 ens.

Oil Search Subsidies Grant Central to Australian Regions

Government subsidies totaling hundreds of thousands of pounds fund oil exploration across Queensland Western Australia New South Wales and Victoria. Major grants go to Union Oil Development Corporation Phillips Petroleum Australian Oil and Gas Corporation West Australian Petroleum and Planet Exploration for drilling seismic and stratigraphic surveys in regions such as Union Kern AOG Singleton Camden Hill River Bab Rongan Casterton Theodore and Middle Creek.

Union Oil Development Corporation J and Associates Union-Kern A.C.G Wandbojan No. 1 Queensland Phillips Petroleum Co. and Associates Cecel Plains Western Australia New South Wales Australian Oil and Gas Corporation Ltd Singleton Camden West Australian Petroleum Pty. Ltd Bab Rongan No. 1 Wia Union Oil Development Corporation and Associates Union-Kern A Middle Creek No. 1 Queen and Hill River Planet Exploration Co. Pty. Ltd Casterton Ln Victoria Union ‘Oil Development Corporation and Associates Theodore Art

Party Supports Aid To Schools In Closed Conference

The party backed the school aid plan with a 5 percent guaranteed loan for approved building projects. The motion from Worris Creek Branch was defeated by a large majority as delegates maintained the policy aligned with the Commonwealth Government. The conference voted to remain a separate party and not join any coalition, and rejected a name change to Town and Country or Democratic Party. Life membership was granted to F. B. Fleming of Sydney for his long association since 1920.

Worris Creek Commonwealth J. B. Fuller M.L.C Fuller Hume Liberal Party Town and Country Party Democratic Party F. B. Fleming Sydney Fleming

Canberra Classical Association Annual Dinner

The Canberra Classical Association held its annual dinner at University House with 38 members and guests. His Excellency the Ambassador Greece Mr Annino Carberto gave an address on Greek literature. President C S Daley spoke on island main points of exposure from last year.

Canberra Classical Association University House Greece Annino Carberato C. 5 Daley

Lyneham High Teachers Shortage Sparks Parent Protest

Lyneham High School parents and the local association protested ongoing teacher shortages affecting staffing. They cited delays in appointments, with a fully qualified teacher awaiting decision for over a month, causing mixed classes and library shortages. The group urged the district inspector and headmaster to hire qualified staff and questioned the association's advertising as potentially unconstitutional.

Reacher Lyneham High School Parents and Ee Association Lsyr Department of the Interior Education

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Fred Bareham Petrie Street Civic Centre Fred Bareham Camera Centre Mr. Woodger Young Associated Australian Oilfields N.L. and Associates A.A.O Killoran No. 1 Party Classical Assoc Andberra Lyneham High School Hwilk
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