Retreat House Built of Old Sandstock Brick
A fragmentary account describes a retreat constructed from sandstock bricks. The piece references walls, yard areas, cedar, a cedar cell, and decorative elements with painted tiles and wall structures. Details mention a courtyard, brickwork, and various architectural features including a brick-scale compare to outfitted rooms and a wall above.
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Sontinaing
Apeme
Vie Yard Ane of
Hewitt
Orient Dictionare
Interiah Sayera
Foxtel
Amnestitcomty
Esi TC Gm
Vuker
Tegra Ilyl
Ant Oakey
Haure
Ffi
Interior description of a Victorian kitchen and living space
A dense, fragmented furniture and room description details a kitchen and adjacent living area. It names cupboards, ceramic tiles, wall ovens, gas fittings, laundry with washing machines, storage tanks, linen cupboards, light fixtures, furniture pieces, and decorative features. References to wall colors, patterns, and fixtures appear amid a string of seemingly misread or garbled phrases.
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Howe Louie
Canberra hosts first of its kind student hostel project
A 876,000 hostel under construction at Narrahundah Canberra will be the first of its kind in the capital. It is designed mainly for school students and a few interstate visitors on educational tours. The facility aims to provide low cost accommodation with essentials like water and heating, serving as a base for visiting groups and local pupils during a planned May opening.
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Narrahundah
Canberra
Wei
Fosth
Vic Pia
de Uisnei
Economical and Compact Canberra Student Dormitory Plans
The Sierra Times reports a Canberra project by Mount Pleasant built in Limber costing about 8,400 pounds. The design includes eight concrete blocks with eight bedrooms each, separate facilities, and a large outdoor area. The plan, developed with national and departmental guidance, targets low cost student housing for about 1000 residents with common rooms, showers, and a film viewing area.
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Mount Pleasant
Limber
Canberra
Water saving tip with angled bottle roots irrigation
A damaged text describes a method to extend water use by directing a small stream at 48 degrees from a bottle neck to reach plant roots. It mentions a cream tin and various improvised tools, suggesting simple, low cost irrigation during drought. The passage emphasizes frequent replenishment and practical adjustments for plants.
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Athroon
Roger Pe Pram
Stone Place
Garran
Ann Whitelaw
Ecu
Howe
Valley View
Bolvlen
Uplands
Jim Helvin
Walt
Ash
Lyme
Lordmayer
Edison Bay
Roger Pegrum
Sophie
Brick
Navona
Fe Velupsnen
Goyder
Beck
Seanad
Ward Tan
Pegrum
Emma
The
Sierra Times
Thhe
Wom Terrace
Rica
Canberra Times
National Capital Development Conmission
Commonwealth Department of Works
Gennis
Northbourne Avenue
Kaun
LES Robins
Stornaway Rd
O'beyan
Queanbeyan
A.C.T. Ceramic Tiles Pty Ltd
Mort Street
Braddon, A.C.T
Huey
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