Beginnings Of Business In Canberra
Canberra grew from a raw frontier settlement to a developing commerce hub after the first sale of leases in 1924. Early investors faced failures and misrepresentation, yet shops, bakeries, and workshops emerged as government departments moved in. Key figures include W G Woodger, tied to Canberra City development since 1924 and long active in local commerce and leasing associations.
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Sevis
New South Wales
Melbourne
Canberra
Queanbeyan
Federal Capital Commission
Eastlake
Kingston
Cislower
Pie
Great Aeberra
Manuka Arcade
Sydney
City
Australia
Lonsdale Street
Fyshwick
Brisbane
Newcastle
Perth
Garema Place
Hobert
Block 51
Monaro
William George Woodger
Acrs
Dodgers and Calthorpe
Australian Capital Territory
Thorpe
W. G. Woodger
Canberra City
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C. H. Locke
Sir John Northcott
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F. A. Brodie
F. R. Garland
F. Sim Bennet
P. H. Watson
B. EZ. Owens
Permanent Trustee Company OF New South Wales Limited
O'Connell Street
the National Bank
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