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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 30, 1961

Page

5

Canberra gardens closed to public except for education

Canberra's botanical gardens would not be open to the public except for educational or instructional purposes. Mr. D. W. Shoobridge told a committee inquiring into Canberra tourism this.

Canberra D. W. Shoobridge Shoobridge Australian Capital Territory J. A. McCallum Vincent C. G. W. Anderson J. R. Fraser Tidbinbilla Cotter Dam Melbourne Perth

Rebuilding Canberra Tourism Plans Include Hill End Recreation

Sydney photographer Mr. Keast Burkes urged Canberra to recreate a duplicate of Hill End as a tourist draw. He proposed a photographic museum and Aboriginal culture displays, plus a "flash-back" village recalling 1872 shops.

Canberra Sydney Keast Burkes Burke Hill End Australia

Gas Overcomes 80 Swimmers in St Louis Pool

Eighteen hundred swimmers were using a pool when chlorine gas leaked from a storage tank. A pinhole leak caused pressure to blow a hole in the tank and release fumes that sent eighty persons into panic. Victims received oxygen treatment as authorities investigated the incident.

ST. Louis A. A.P

Criticism of Taxis At Canberra Tourism Inquiry

A witness before the Canberra tourism development inquiry, Sydney photographer Mr. Keast Burke, criticized taxi drivers for rude behavior. He cited a taxi with cigarette stains inside and a driver unwilling to open the door.

Canberra Sydney Keast Burke Burke

Church Hall Dedicated With War Veteran Clergy

Rev A M Stevenson former WWII chaplain and St Stephen's associate minister will lead a dedication of the St Ninian linked hall costing over £11,000. The ceremony includes speeches by H J Hillman and features a butterfly roof design with kitchen store and vestry.

A. M. Stevenson M.C D.D St. Stephen's Sydney Stevenson St. Stephen’s H. J. Hillman Morehan St. Ninian

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