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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 08, 1955
Page
2
Fragmentary notice lists addresses and names related to the Grange Lakeside Resort. Mentions hot water in every room and a referral to GEORGITA HAN. Includes scattered words like Praamma rall and Bunchure with unclear context and directions to P.O. boxes.
The report from the Meteorological Station notes a mix of wind directions and gusts with rain potential. It lists temperatures around 72 degrees and 93.2 degrees in various stations, mentions 34 hours of observations ending at 6 pm, and forecasts gusty conditions in the afternoon. The outlook includes rain and fresh to strong winds, with regional rainfall details for Southern Tabtelanda and mentions near-term conditions across multiple locations.
Canberra nomenclature shows confusion as members discuss how streets are named and rotated. The council notes Canberra uses district specific street names like Chisholm in Ainslie and Boldrewood in 0 Purnet, while Sydney and Melbourne have overlaps. The debate questions public competence and the aim to improve city navigation.
Munir and workers extended inspection hours at War Memorial. Public access now begins at 9 a.m. instead of 10:30 a.m. during the holiday weekend, with as many as 200 people arriving at peak.
Shareholders convened at Firakinoville Mall to form a committee to investigate several gold mining companies north of Hill. The panel will review operations at Mill tnd and assess past shareholder clues about profits and possible mismanagement.
A Melbourne Labour endorsement flags a candidate tied to Ballarat and Ballarat Schoolteacher background. Dowling, a Melbourne University art graduate and World War II fighter pilot who served in the Battle of Britain, is highlighted as a figure in the party's local campaign.
The Roxnital hospital board will review by laws after a 30 year neglect. New chair J Brophy announces open meetings and public access as committees discuss nursing pay and salary rules. Dalgarno and Minera named on finance and recruitment panels.
An Anglican article notes a Baptist Church delegation led by Dr AL J Waldo visiting Canberra. Dr Jarvia remains noted as a prominent preacher. The event includes a welcome at North Canberra Baptist Church and a public program with moving pictures.
A cabinet sub committee is created to study how to reduce public works. The panel will report to Cabinet and consider cutting projects with a budget of about 10 million to 14 million pounds annually. The goal is to identify savings and present a plan within the coming year.
An audience of over 400 enjoys a diverse program by the Mobil Quest group at a Bendy Suen concert night. The show features Ballists and a Ballade in Minor, with supporting pieces by accompanist Marin Van Howe of the National Opera Company and Marjorie Howings in a lively mix of opera, classic, and popular numbers.
By the time Fon father and son were killed in the motor accident on July 4 18g a memorial for Arthur E Borton and a church vigil were mentioned. The church will honor the memorial with a program led by Br W Le Janvie vice president at the Baptial World Alliance.
Canberra news reports a minister proposes extending the hospital board following elections. Key figures include former Auditor-General Mr. Brophy as chair and Mr. Jane as deputy, with discussion of board independence, regional needs, and funding for ongoing hospital expansion and staffing.
Lieutenant Kelly ADC led a party from Government House to Whyalla yesterday morning. The Right Honourable Lord of Home Secretary for Commonwealth Relations and Mr Bradley also departed Government House as part of the voyage.
Inspector Richards has been appointed chief of the Australian Capital Territory police. He took office after a long career in the Victorian police and prior service in plain clothes duties. He was promoted to screen duties and later assumed the new role in Canberra.
Canberra Times reports patrols organized by the Department of Anetlor warn bathers to stay alert for venomous snakes along river banks and at Canberra swim resorts. A blacksnake near Black Mountain was killed after a strike hour, illustrating the danger. The brown snake described as very venomous emphasizes immediate medical attention if bitten.
Mixed church notices describe services at Pinland and adjacent parishes with details on Holy Communion, children's and evening devotions, and parish organizations. Several churches list schedules for Sundays and special services including archdeaconry events and parish societies.
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