Land auction prices reveal mix of restricted and unrestricted plots
Readable items show yesterday’s land sales at Abert Hall with entries for Chifley Campbell Curtin and Red Hill sections. Prices vary from about 880 to 3,100 with many blocks listed and named buyers or sellers including Curtin Campbell and Chifley.
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Abert Hall
Curtin
Lyems
Chifley
Campbell
Red Hill
Srw Jin
Sri Tn
Lyons
R_ Cargill
Fredwich
Tifa
Manamat
Quean Seatee
Kinck
Pom Street
Mackson
Russell
Hunter
Yogle
Munters St
Varralumin
Maroubra
Lynne
Willcock
Curtin T
Mathekinks
Ron
Me Cres
Campbell Ughan
Gardens
Shell Coy
Austra Ainslie
Carrington St
Barangra
Awhralia Couet
Hice An
Nesinn
Shell
Carrnaton
Harding Wild Stee
AL Ivadhovic
Ane
Burtler
Berteat
Woo Munna Riv
Queanbeyan
Jock
Flinders Way
Bermet Canberrh Avenue
Manuka
Mary Marriv
Cachlarit
Elle Street
Ide
Nsw
Tack shop theft at Redhill churchyard market
A disrupted report notes a theft at a tack shop, with thieves forcing an entry into a show building near Rover Grammar School and Redhill. Police began investigations after attackers entered the premises and stole equipment valued at about 48 shillings.
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Canberra
Pylane
Rover Grammar
Redhill
Lions clubs launch eye campaign in Australia
Lions clubs across Australia launch a public awareness drive on treatable eye diseases detectable early. NSW eye specialist backs the effort, noting preventable blindness affects many and urging regular exams for school children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Clubs
Australia
yeMeyilay
Canerty Eye
Lions Movement Iin
Vietnam debate in Australia Theatre May event
Dr J Camedah leads a debate in the Wags Chan Theatre in May with two Votus members from Ave Maton Country Party. The program includes speakers on Innernets and the war in Viet Nam and ends with a final right tenth by Dr Chine.
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J. Camedah
Viel
Votus
Ave
Maton Country Party
Pave Caine
PB. Harding
Etutekshanes
Mmr
China
Viet Me
Drought Cuts Australian Wheat Crop By A Third
The Australian wheat crop is estimated at 240 million bushels for 1945 46, down from 349 million bushels the year before. The drop is blamed on planting reductions and lower yields, with exports also expected to fall and prices supported by a higher guaranteed price.
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He Buren
Jool-Ke
Hishels
Toke
Australia
Camp Meranly
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Sora
Currong
Braddon
TNF
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Meakin Medical and Dental
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SM. Parsons
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Crescent
Campbella
R.nordeck
Windeyer Court
Pherson
Horne
Amfy Land
Wark Street
Hughes TA
Howarth Savige Avetuia
Syndal Melbourne
Waldie
Wil Place
Hughes
Hunt
MacPherson Court
O'Conner
DR. Pike
Mace
Crescent Curia
Lock
AL Storey
Oliver
Vicar Sirget
Coogee
Ev Ferry
Bertram
Young
Siee Harton
Pangalio
Aillnarrs Road
Queanbecan
Sra
Planer Tesa
Willenigeran
Raisin Amce Eomond Rendel
Camherna Schain Methal Service
Shanoma
Canheer Metinneliien
Inns Cok
Westar
Uinghenw
Qheanhevan
Hindeen Rn
Soganive
Publicus Camipyiar
Rmenya Bene Pitier
Metis
Eve Iivease Ey
Enily 1
Faimertt
Vietnam
de Cairns
Mar
Russia
Dickson Shopping Centre
Macdonalds & Bourkes
Uni
M & Bs
Shorty
M and Bs
Prsrazard the
Bunny
Selby
David Jones
D.j's
Miss Lacey
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