Canberra Welfare Meeting Highlights Local Civic Initiatives
The chairman of the AC Council of Progress and Welfare announced joint efforts with the Interior Department and Commonwealth Railways to improve central and northwest regional services. Plans include new creches, rest rooms, and a horse of improved transport, with a flat fare proposal for north side travellers to Manuka and a bus service to Cotter during holidays. Delegates were urged to foster local association growth and broaden suburber representation, while the sub-committee reviews housing for old age pensioners.
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Department of the Interior
National Works Council
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Boy Boouts Association
Fue Sutoport
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Como
Ft & Dap
Butaber
Civic Centre
Aub-Committee
A.C
Interpr
Adatta
Manuka
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Canberra Times partial war and local notices amid party shooting
A Canberra Times fragmentary page shows war prisoner notes, a housing ad seeking furnished rooms, a Canberra branch Australian Workers Union AGM notice, a public meeting on preschool welfare, and a shooting report near Chadys Pondired tale with one man injured and transported to Sydney Hospital.
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Tal
Chadys
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Ula
Plata
Sydney
Pomsilte Wove i Factory
Fragmentary news item on public decision and dates
A partial archival note mentions a public decision and an expected date. The readable fragments reference a Beale, a bene? and a tentative timeline. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the core action is a public decision pending an upcoming date.
Vacancy for scientific assistant at Canberra Council
Announcement seeks a shorthand typist for a permanent position with twelve months probation in Canberra. Applicants must pass medicals and service requirements with transfer options and salary privileges considered. Apply by mail c/o Manuka New South Wales 18 Campbell M., noting urgency and age suitability.
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Abera Council
Canberra
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Aina
Water damage after hydrant break in Braddon street
Reported water loss occurred on Mort Street Braddon when a truck struck a hydrant causing a water main break. Water flow surged into the footpath and ground nearby as the driver reacted, with limited vehicular damage noted and authorities working to curb the spill.
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Mort Street
Braddon
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Premier McKeown Discusses Wire Netting Supply
In Canberra the Premier told the Legislative Assembly there was little prospect of increased wire netting supply. He said maximum output would come from wire drawing plants and Australia’s production was in the final stage. He cited data from the Acting Prime Minister and noted cautious steps to aid the industry.
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