Confusion at Lease Auctions at Albert Hall
Yesterday's restricted land lease auction at Albert Hall drew 250 onlookers as confusion and misapplication of the new bidding rules caused disruptions. The case centered on the Cramsie bid of 2200 dollars and the need for bidders to pay the full reserve price on the spot, with bidders faced with revised terms and scattered misunderstandings.
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Albert Hall
Jwo
minster-General
Hensman Street
Sperre
Cramsie
M. N. Cramsie
Gowrie Yy Neher
Anc
Uodece
Mit
Weurwa
Latham
Cramsic
Jease
P.aid Seana
Webster
Briskas
Subsidy sought for 40c lb wool price
Sydney news reports the NSW Graziers Association will push the Federal Government for a subsidy to support a 40c per pound wool price. President F R McDiarmid said the industry faces a crisis and urged a joint approach with UFWA, stressing a deficiency payment to ensure survival while remaining export oriented.
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Sydney
NSW Graziers Association
F. R. McDiarmid
Granters Association
UFWA
McDiarmid
Hawke
ACTU
Nsw
Cut-price petrol moves to NSW
The Independent Oil Company opens its first cut-price service station in Sydney at Concord. The 100 octane petrol will cost 43.1d per gallon and standard at 39.9d. JOC aims to expand to 100 NSW stations within a year. 10C, Melbourne-born and Victoria-based with 63 outlets, eyes an Australia-wide network under chairman HH Roach.
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Sydney
Independent Oil Company
Concord
Nsw
10C
Melbourne
Victoria
HH. Roach
Change Sought on Pets Rule in ACT Government Flats
The Member for the ACT Mr Kep Enderby writes to the Minister for the Interior seeking a shift in the rigid ban on pets in government flats. He proposes a rule allowing pets if they cause a single nuisance to neighbours, arguing the present across the board policy lacks fairness and practical enforceability.
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ACT
Kep Enderby
Minister For the Interior
Tenns
Department of the Interior
Enderby
Local fees in Queensland may rise up to forty percent
Brisbane authorities expect Queensland local fees to increase by as much as 20 to 40 percent this week though officials would not confirm the change tonight.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Wasteful dockyard strike sparks arbitration clash
In Newcastle, Judge Aird heard the Commonwealth Arbitration Commission dispute between Newcastle State Dockyard and the Shipwrights and Constructors Association over who should do ship construction work. About forty shipwrights have been on strike since May 17, with talks planned as unions seek area clarification and possible return to work.
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Justice Aird
Commonwealth Arbitration Commission
Newcastle State
Shipwrights and Ship Constructors Association
Boilermarkers Society
Newcastle
Nsw
John McVicar
RB. Adamson
Boilermakers and Blacksmiths Society
Shipwrights Association
S. Carney
Masters Builders Challenge Accident Pay Board Fight
Sydney builders tables a dispute as the MSW Master Builders Association challenges the Accident Pay Board in a push for policy reform. The move signals broader industry concerns over worker compensation and regulatory fairness.
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Sydney
MSW Master Builders Association
Forest study by Melrose students at INSPECT teach-in
More than 30 Melrose High School students study wildlife in native eucalypt forests versus pine plantations. They count birds, animals, insects, plants, and small organisms and will present findings at a teach-in organized by INSPECT at the old Canberra High School on June 11, concluding the INSPECT program for 1971.
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Melrose High School
Act
Inspect
Canberra High School
Canberra
Australian architec ts urge 10 percent nature safeguard
In Sydney today at the Royal Australian Institute of Architects centennial convention Australian governments were urged to protect at least 10 percent of the continent in its natural state. Mr F S Buckley of Imperial Chemicals Industries called for leadership in power and transport undertakings to prevent pollution.
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Sydney
F. S. Buckley
Nsw
Imperial Chemicals Industries
Australia
New Zealand
Royal Australian Institute of Architects
Me Buckley
Port Kembla RSL Club urged to reinstate workers in dispute
Sydney report details Mr H S Wells calling for government responsibility in pollution research and planning to avoid future production disruptions. He urged reinstatement of Port Kembla RSL Club employees dismissed over pre-sapping conditions and proposed a conference within 14 days to address industry industry pollution concerns and related lockout tensions with unions and state authorities.
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Sydney
Port Kembla Rsl
H. S. Wells
Wells
Rv- Liquor
New Bridge at Yass Planned Near Existing Structure
The NWSW Department of Main Roads plans a new dual lane bridge over the Yass River on the Hume Highway within 18 months. J Anderson of Goulburn and Yass Municipal Council discuss site near the current bridge. council seeks traffic relief survey to divert main street traffic and curb ribbon development while protecting business.
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Yass
Nwsw Department of Main Roads
Yass River
Hume Highway
J. Anderson
Goulburn
Lief
Hume Bridge
Tate
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MacDiarmid
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Susie
Sam
Broiler
Nanna
Nana
Whitmont P.P
David Jones
Industrial News
Court of Appeal
Justice Sheehy
WSW Industrial Commission
The
Master Builders Association
Jamison Centre
Canberra College of Advanced Education
Ne Bas
Sinclair
Regional Dailies Association
Teks
Unity
Unity Way
Unity Property Holdings
Haw Soul Limited
Waite Bldg
Goorth Limite Place
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