Foe yr Bonds subscription terms at 59 percent of par
The notice outlines bond subscription options at 59 percent of par, with £10 minimums and £100 inscribed stock values. It explains price adjustments for existing holdings and provides terms for increasing holdings, noting expected premiums and payout details.
New Zealand faces postwar economic strain and policy shift
Postwar New Zealand faces rising wages and prices, with calls to maintain stability while trimming controls. Debate centers on subsidy trends, price orders, and the role of state intervention amid Korea War disruptions, as the government weighs future policy paths.
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Nqid
New Zealand
Nathonal
Droisiana
Tata
Conacon
Agiarion
Aged
Howe Alts
Korea
Web
Webb
Zeeand
International Vents Et Quinetton
Emevien Huh Siggestix
van Ruelfens
MPA
Aero Club Seeks Facilities at Canberra Aerodrome
The Department of Civil Aviation was asked for plans and specifications for a mock room at the Canberra Aerodrome. The club sought approval to erect the rooms on unused ground and hopes to begin the 1904 flying year within three months. A joint committee review and funding were discussed. Mr J Howes has purchased a Moth Minor aircraft to be kept at the Canberra aerodrome.
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Department of Civil Aviation
Canberra
Mthe Faybaten
Uie Wluly
L. ‘Thompson
Department
Uve
J. Howes
Yun
Death toll from polio reports climbs with new figures
Police and health officials released updated figures on polio fatalities and cases. A 91 year old woman from Gou t burn and a 3 year old child were among the deaths reported today. Several additional cases were noted in Croatia and nearby areas as health departments continue monitoring outbreaks.
Compulsory Conference on Coal Held Across Regions
A fragmented report notes a compulsory coal conference with meetings planned in Northern and Southern fields, Western and Victoria locations, and in Teamania and Queensland. Delegates including Mr Ri Ya and H G Forster discussed extending long service leave and future Miners Federation actions.
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Fais
Omer
NAW
Feld
Victoria
Teamania
Queensland
Sander
Ri Ya
Normenston Senwtors
Associaton Min We Mena
Southern
Amerinton
H. G. Forster
Hee. Gallagher
Wil- Hama
Miners’ Federation “Sentral Council
Farmers Rush to Sow Wheat After Rain
NSW wheat belt faces resumed sowing as rain ends a spell of drought. Farmers in districts with renewed soil moisture plan immediate planting while others await further showers. Weather Bureau forecasts limited rain in central west. prospects vary by locality with some rain already falling this month.
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Sydney
Apowesman
Howe
Jay
Conter Afougts
Drapery Store Merger Reaches Nine Hundred Thousand Pound Price
A proposed merger between Drapery Store sAmLUIoE and Menuay GB is under negotiation with a target price near £1,000,000. If successful, G I Coles plans to expand output to about 240 units across Australia by year end.
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Samluioe
Menuay GB
Toles
Cal
Gilat Cay
G.I. Coles
Auatratin
Hospital laundresses resign amid staffing shortages
The House Committee reports a week's notice was given by laundresses at Arkus Hospital. The chairman Professor L F Crimp declines comment on the position. Hospital needs a male charge of the farmery and negotiates with Arkus staff to fill vacancies.
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Cantorre Coromanity
Maraha
Rouse
Boni
L. F. Crinp
Arkus Hospital
Chifley Portrait Libel Claim Returns to Court
Sydney reports concern over a libel claim involving a portrait of Dr. Chifley published in the Courier Mail Brisbane in December 1948. Mecre alleges damages from the newspaper for depicting Mr J T Lang presenting money with Chifley’s image, asserting immoral conduct and linking him to political favoritism.
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Sydney
Courier Mail
Brisbane
Busin
Adr
Chifley
Meere Anid
ALP
Gey
Afr
Adv
Lang
Chide
Snd
Mata
Uiscrer
Inereat
Reeunl
Ulier Figurs
We National
Art Galley
Eve Langer
Douglas Kridan
Meore
Regulatory text on electricity use and facilities restrictions
The document outlines restrictions on electrical use and facility occupancy in various buildings. It prohibits residential or extensive use in certain commercial spaces and warehouses and bans occupation patterns that violate safety or zoning rules. It references hospitals, educational institutions, and medical practices with restrictions tied to professional licensing and facility purpose.
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Wirsleas
Eny
UN Profession Qualidad Medica Ten
Sean Vanes
Ray Tay
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