Canberra Works Department Tender Notices and Additions
Department of Works and Housing Commonwealth of Australia advertises supply and delivery tenders for air plant, mechanical ventilation, hot water systems, and related installations at CALRO central block Canberra ACT. It lists completion dates in June and details numerous projects including additions to Pavilion and police station facilities, administrative buildings, and a supervisor notice inviting plans and specifications from the Director of Works office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tursdat
Ziel Maf
Calro
Tral Block
Canberra
Act
Calig
Morin Asmalir
Tursday
Cella
Police Stabian
Cantera
Tatallation i Capi
Strom- Jo
Ballamg
Can Yarra
Canerr
Herraben
Sextenialona
Aiiane Basate
the Directee of Works
Pea Iting Brigander Econ
Carey
Canada Sext Hames to Britain Lost
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names such as Fenrir Felwsn Fuchs and Logwtiet, with references to 1048 and four people employed by a Curate. The passage asks about interpretation of events and indicates a lost connection or inquiry about a Canadian enterprise or correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamara
Fenrir
Felwsn
Fuchs
Another Tragedy in Java Raises Australian Concerns
A letter notes another Australian death in Java and urges urgent Indonesian government inquiry. It calls for stronger Australian protection for travelers and exam ines the new republics handling of law and order. The piece argues the Australian government should press Djokakarta for better safeguards and prompt investigations into the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Republic
Niediath
Djukatte
Jove
Moderator of Presbyterian Assembly of N B W Elected
Sydney readers learn Ane At fav Mareteen will serve as moderator of the Presbyterian Assembly of N B W during the golden jubilee session. The new moderator warned against colonialism and war as he assumed the role in the Assembly Hall, stressing Christian responsibility for the world’s uncertain future.
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Sydney
Sammuniaen
Presbyterian Assembly
N.B.W
Mareteen
Berra
Lie
Saireen
Ana Seae
Religious liberty at stake in world crisis as church faces pressure
A fragmented, misspelled draft discusses religious liberty and the church’s role amid global upheaval. It references communism, militant materialism, and church leaders urging faithfulness while warning against intimidation and calls for courage in defense of Christian freedoms.
Rocket Range Expansion Report From Australia Budget Plans
A report cites Sir Gordon and Lady Rolph with Mrs Dorothy Rolph of Allhéeston concerning Australia’s 626,000,000 sterling rocket range expansion. Prime Minister and Treasurer reportedly favor extra 25,000,000 to extend the range, with lines on defence and Anglophone ties.
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Gordon
Rolph
Dorothy Rolph
Allhéeston
Tig
Ant London
Turaday
Riritain
Garden Rolph
Australien
Press Association
Chapman Pincher
Anatraiisa
Delly Telegraph
Presse
Niaway
Australia
Pinehar
Mayer
Limut
Col
TA. Caday
Canberra region weather forecast and conditions
Weather bulletin from the Meteorological Service reports fine and mild conditions for Canberra with light south to southwest winds. Southeast district forecast calls for a few showers on the east and over the plains, turning colder with morning fog later. Winds moderate to fresh in exposed areas, cooler temperatures expected across Capial City and surrounding regions.
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Daromater
Bam
Canberra
Seulerday
Sablelands
Aisusier
Hebert
Darwin
State Election Hint
Fragmentary notice reports possible postponement of a state election with references to dates and authorities. Details are unclear but indicate that a decision may affect the June timetable and entry process.
Labour Majority Adjourns Senate Amid Division
In a tense session the Labour majority moved to adjourn the Senate after opposition protests. Senator O’Byrne urged delay as the division vote swung 28 to 20 in favor of adjournment, with murmurs of disapproval when the motion was put.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renate
Benator O'Byrne
Benator Meteay
Mininter
Man Collapses in House Gallery During Session
A man collapsed in the Senate House Gallery during a session and was rushed to Canberra hospital by ambulance. The incident prompted calls for medical aid as staff and members assisted until paramedics arrived. Further details on the man's condition were not immediately released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le W. Nat Befors
Canberra
Aspilal
Br. AL BE Bima
Canberra Labour Hall project moves toward Trade Mall
Canberra Labour delegates announce plans for a National Trade Mall to house a multi purpose hall and adjacent facilities. The project aims to fund erection costing about 44000 and to serve Labour and visiting groups across the Commonwealth when completed. Officers named include Chairman BR Rootes and Treasurer Reon Mckeng with a committee overseeing affairs. The lease and land block in the city will be prepared under the Crime Plan for a Trade Mall.
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Canberra
Naonal Mall of Labour
Jamne Ty Hr Tradex
Dao Wat Telk
Commonwealth
Borra
Aps
National
Ay of Labour
BR Rootes
Yter
Williams
Reon Mckeng
Omer
EL. Keawil
Meares
B. Curran
J. Jenken
Rhodten
fAncia
Dtr
Val Koultrea
Tee Lease
Sity Weem
Dhe
American Memorial Alterations Discussed in House
In the Home of Representatives yesterday the Australian National Memorial planning committee reviewed proposed changes to the American Memorial design. The committee sought to prevent interference with the Australian memorial project and outlined alterations to ensure clarity with the Australian War Memorial and interior design concerns.
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America
McBridemaln
Representatives
Prohibition Bill Next Week Sparks Government Debate
The government released details of a proposed prohibition bill to be debated next week. The measure would require a referendum for constitutional changes affecting imperial authority and restrict Commonwealth powers, prompting concerns over balance between Commonwealth and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EMU
Mcraies
Une Commonwealth la Nationaime Industrion
Wrecked LADB-ton freighter runs aground off South Rokan
Reports say the freighter Milian ran aground on the reef near Dal, A break in the hull left a 41 foot hole while 20 foot waves battered the vessel. Captain Meath observed the ship settling on the reef at 12 10 p m as crew prepared salvage efforts amid rising seas.
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Ralvagy
Ita Dal
South Rokan
Jodi
Meath
Jageed Rovkn
Kentughes
Wales
Don Tal
AUSTRALIA DISCUSSES PRICES AND ABORIGINAL PROTECTION
The article reports on price controls and trade measures in Australia, including discussions by Minister for Culture and Commerce Ble. Bo Ewen and others on lower local prices, permits for higher-incalled goods, and the impact on Aboriginal protection. It also covers the joint Commonwealth-state housing and taxation issues, jute imports from India, petrol tax exemptions for fishermen, labor concerns for ship repair, beef price negotiations, and potential federal action.
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Australia
Becmum
Tate
Therges
Haale
Curtin
Jung
Commonwealth
Mramuros
Inala
Telltates
Wheeler
Autchali
Bath
Gommlaniann
Jute Prom India
McEowen
India
Aware
Darling
slDowne
Ume
Mettwin
Cor Ander
Thian
Duthie
Wilmot
Pedden
Fesdeen
Petinen
Hosart
Mobert
iRerator
McLeay
Benet
Benator
M. Benator McLeay
Ifm
Heian
McEwen
Sowentatien
Brokers Claim Law Breaking Inevitable
A fractured statement from the Brokers Association accuses groups of violating price controls and calls on ministers to restore price management. The note warns of widespread shortages in bread, butter, and essentials, urging action as rationing continues and imports lag.
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Aydney
Tuemiay
Crocere
Grouere
Mate Pricea
Watemont
NEES
Boeing
Anti Communist Union Executive Takes Direct Action
SYONAT dispatch reports the Anti-Communist Union executive taking direct action amid a tense press. Newly elected leaders faced a staged protest in the Hall, with two policemen stationed outside Yeadon Hall for hours. No disturbances occurred as executives prepared to suspend Mr Grat pending guidance from counsel.
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Craary
Acacy
Et Af
Yeadon
Uxton
Tradex
Pew
A. I Browne
Grat
Bimney
Gounell
Canberra confirms plan variation under government act
Canberra May 4 1980 Minister for the Interior notified intention to vary land use under the Seat of Government Administration Act. Gazette notice stressed compliance with Section 12A and thirty day waiting period before plan variation could be effected. Reporter notes questions over procedure and cites Gazetted notice as ordering a plan variation with potential parliamentary consideration on May 26.
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Canberra
Cate
Wreulus Ganette
ITM
Audilon
Forrest
Capact
Linn
Bo RS
Tis
Yin
Department of the Intérior
Seat of Government
Adiniatrations
Lee
Meer
Murray Ranch
Red Hill Debate Continues as Labour Voices Clash
Fragmentary transcript from a political debate on national development and rail projects in Australia. Speakers from Melbourne Ports and Wentworth discuss unions and industrial policy. multiple MPs advocate government action and warn against Communist influence. Motion passes with limited opposition as members vote for continued parliamentary scrutiny.
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Menarous
Lmr
Vermabout
Australia
Ulus
Melloway
Melbourne
Mma Froman
Helloway
Wentworth
Dave
bin Pew
Jaan
Tom Zm
Communist Movement
Hine
Bilt
Ion Mare
Austratia
Lam
Corser
WSR Bay
Progra
Fragmentary note on red flag act and political reform
A garbled OCR fragment references red flag act topics and political party repeal debates. It mentions movement calls, espionage concerns, and legislation proposals, with unclear names and places, rendering precise details unreadable.
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Medical Benefits Fund OF Australia
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Communist Party
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