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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 07, 1952
Page
5
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Tenders from the Department of Supply close at 2 pm on Monday May 90 1982. Details and forms are obtainable from the Unit Memning Office, Secretariat of Supply, Canberra, Australia.
Tenders, closing with the Director of Works, Canberra, ACT at 2 pm on Tuesday in May, are invited for alterations, additions, and construction works at several War Service Homes and related blocks. Details at the Department of Works and Housing, Canberra. Also notices about fruit deliveries and orchard trading appear in local ads.
A government member, Mr. McCaim Bowman, repeats charges about government pledges to ex servicemen. The debate centers on social policy and ministerial statements as the issue reopens. The record notes mention hopes for more measures affecting Australasian homes and coast depots.
Officials debated amendments and funding. A minister’s statement hinted at exceedance of costs and the need to secure resources. The discussion touched on wartime topics and governance, while unrelated notices for housing and listings appeared amid fragmented text.
Fragments describe ACT construction and staffing for the Department of Works and Housing. Mentions Canberra, dates in 1952 and 1957, and associated personnel and locations including Bowen and Tasers, with references to construction rules and public works administration in the Australian Capital Territory.
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