150 Houses For Sale With Few Bids In Perth Region
The State Housing Commission offered 150 houses at about £670 000 cost but only 28 tenders were received. One hundred twenty two homes valued around £700 000 remained unsold and will be reoffered at upset prices. Tenderers could choose at upset prices with deposits and 25 year repayments. Premier Bram and Governor Sir Charles Gairdner discussed pamphlets linked to the Freedom From Hunger campaign.
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Ita
Brand
Prir
Smuruster
Hag Deen
United Nations
Australia
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
R. Muelin
Huelia
South East Asia
India must face growth and aid while facing China threat
The Canberra Times editorial argues India should boost defense spending to six percent of national income to prevent mass starvation and delay in reforms. It contends Western support without colonizing choices is vital to democracy in Asia and warns against unchecked Chinese pressure.
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India
Anne
Australia
Congress Party
Mr. Nehru
Leas
China
West
Dowd’s Mobile Home Office Draws Lawmaker Attention
Republican chairman Dowd, head of the House High ways Committee, uses a trailer near the Susquehanna River while Harrisburg sits over 200 miles away. He explains the setup saves travel, invites constituents to dine, and envisions possible housing reforms in Washington as lawmakers tour the trailer during Gov Scranton’s inauguration.
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Dowd
House Highways Committee
Stuigoo
Harrisburg
Bown
Bane
Suegehanna River
Lis
Emiernaum
Morrisburg
Marne Vowners
Hik Miler
Willi W. Scranton
Sharon
Greenville
Ruth
Down
Civic Centre auditorium funding sparks public concerns
Readers debate the Civic Centre project and tendering for an auditorium to house music and arts, urging strict controls on charity collections and donor transparency. They warn against itinerant collectors and call for authorities to ensure proper accounting and oversight.
Molonglo Dragons Parade on Commonwealth Bridge
Readable account describes two earth moving machines moving on a detour on Commonwealth Bridge in morning and evening peaks. Observers compare them to dragons with tails and heads passing in sequence as they cross. Questions arise about their purpose and daily routine.
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Commonwealth Bridge
Reception Of The Queen In Adelaide
A March report from Bandera notes Queen Elizabeth II's welcome in Adelaide. The correspondent describes the festive display, cheering crowds, and the warm reception mirrored by Canberra. The article emphasizes the city’s pride and public homage in a grand, ceremonial scene.
Vice Regal Arrival at Admiralty House Sydney
The Governor General arrived at Admiralty House in Sydney yesterday evening signaling a formal visit and marking ceremonial duties aboard the royal residence.
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Admiralty House
Sydney
Dr Prasad Dead After Public Life Spanning Independence
Dr Prasad died after a life devoted to India's freedom and public service. Born December 3, 1884 in Terracai Bihar, he studied law at Calcutta University and became a barrister before joining Gandhi's noncooperation movement in 1920. He served as Minister of State and later as chairman of the Constituent Assembly, living a Spartan life at Rashtrapati Bhavan.
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Rajbansi Devi
Patna
Dr. Prasad
Terracai Village
Bihar
University
Jal Calcutta
J Barister
Gandhy
Mahatmass Non-Cooperation Movement
Iau
AD Yada Newami
Pf Sood
Chmiran
Wirty Undia
Prasad
New Delhi
Rashtrapsti Bhavan
Hou
Education Comparisons Between England and Australia Observed
A fragmented report notes teachers in England and Australia differ in formality workload and morale. English staff show higher dedication and long hours with limited non teaching duties, while Australian teachers enjoy lighter days and more social engagement affecting student vigor.
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Dimes Educational Supplement
Apy Stall
Offan Nin
Hamara
Australia
England
Ress
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Mr. Bram
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Government House
Charles
Pome
Acd
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Times
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Queensland
Willisans
W.A
Willl
Geman
Canberra Times
Gatards
Hardisburg
Bix
Pinsburgh
Dowra
Mel
Washington
National Capital Development Commissior Huant
Tendera
Civic Centre
Peoperly
Wusicn Arts
Ares
Opera
Bowe
Denier
Sureveris
Canberea
Bhuston Wales
Fife
Penfomional
Tmbre
Griffith
Loy & Surgery
Benelia
Ashe Fern
Jorgen Petterson
Aitislie
Monsters of the
Molonglo
Bandera
Queen
Ainstie
Sadakath Ashram
Merile
Bualing
Cogtiay
Rs. Ami
Solaries
Avrsbatiast Educa
Nsw
Aritish Bays
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