Canberra urged to adopt long term development plan
The A C T Advisory Council backed a move to push the Minister for the Interior to establish a long term development programme for Canberra and guarantee funding. The proposal, led by Mr W I Byrne with support from Mr F D Day and others, urged a comprehensive plan beyond annual budgeting, despite mixed views on appointing a planning expert.
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A.C.T. Advisory Council
W. I Byrne
FD. Day
Canberra
Jora
A.C.7
Wala
Mea
Stevenson
Byrne
Garry
J. H. Pead
Hee
J. N. Rogers
Dimeulty Seeks Government Guarantee Amid Advisory Talks
The excerpt notes Dimeulty pressing for a government guarantee over extended periods, with Summonage Rogers and a committee discussion involving the Nation Making and Development Bureau and an advisory Council. The text reflects a formal debate on state backing and policy oversight.
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Rogers
Visory Council
Fragmented OCR: five lines missing sense in city report
Incomplete OCR text shows partial phrases about a city development and associated delays. Details are unreadable, no clear event, date, or names emerge to identify a specific item or outcome.
Government budget surplus and limited commitment criticized
The article notes that development progress appeared stunted by budget surpluses and a lack of government commitment. It credits the Federal Capital Commission with more achievements, while departmental reps objected, though Mr. Tu praised Commons outcomes as outstanding.
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Daynaid
Keen Wool Auction Competition At Goulburn Sales
Sydney and Newcastle prices held steady as Goulburn resumed sales with strong demand for merino wools. Competition stayed keen across descriptions with crossbred and fine wools maintaining firm levels. Trade notes cite import interest from the United Kingdom and orderly bidding despite the cannery and meat purveyor involvement.
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Goulburn
Sydney
Aday
Newcastle
Avaociation
Unite Kingdom
Tasmania Lottery Opens With 250000 Pound Prize
The Tasmanian lottery is set for a sweep offering a 220000 pound prize and tied to 5000 subscribers. Tickets cost 100 pounds each. The premier approved the draw today, and it will open tomorrow morning.
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