Canberra Works and Supplies Tender Notice 1900
Commonwealth Department of Works Canberra advertises tenders for equipment and construction items including a fuel open oven range, sanitary fittings, reinforced concrete bridge, doors and windows, display rinks, and a large electrical cable plan. Tenders close October 16 1900 with specifications available from the Works and Housing Office Canberra.
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Dirotar
Department of Works
Thraday
Aktipniy
Torkivernne Works
Eeta
Canberra
Act
Gungsang
Gungablin
Barreget
Arce
Narrahundah
Acton
Cagborne
Brainess
Brock
CARTY
Dmanlater
Pam
An Mantay
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Australia Speaks On Korea Policy and UN Role in Korea
The document argues Australia as a United Nations member must influence the Korea situation toward a unified independent democratic regime. It condemns North Korea's regime while supporting a UN occupation mandate aimed at rehabilitation and establishment of a new government along the 38th parallel. It urges the UN to prevent feudal remnants and uphold justice and reform in the peninsula.
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Korea
Australia
South Korea
United Nations
United Nationa Het
Agereanor
North
Eures
North Kotva
North Karen
Ehmtmonte
Bationy General
Kure
South
Mip Ace
Ruswa
Princess Anne Christenings Soon in Royal Ceremony
Princess Anne, daughter of Elizabeth II, will be christened at a royal ceremony in London scheduled for Saturday October 21. The infant will be just under 10 weeks old and attended by senior royals including the Duke of Edinburgh.
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Anne
Elizabeth
Alnes
Muintrgh
Boiiter
Peter
Galicia
York
Australa
No New Polio Admissions Reported
A clipped piece from The Commonwealth Medical notes that no new poliomyelitis admissions were recorded at Cane Derra Hospital. The remark by Mr. Moore and subsequent exchanges with Mr. Keon touch on insurance implications and rate considerations for care, with limited clear context due to garbled text.
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Commonwealth Medical
Moore
Labour Debates Price Control Bill in Senate Session
The Senate clashed over reestablishing price controls as the Opposition moves to force a referendum while the government pushes a Bank Bill. Debate stretched over hours with procedural motions and warnings about constitutional norms, as leaders argued for and against delaying or advancing the bills.
Weather observer notes Canberra forecast near 30 inches
The report records a barometer around 30.348 inches at 3 pan and 30.207 inches at 2 Gm, with temperatures from 6 am to 8 pm, a maximum 67.9 and minimum 34.5, wind shifting to northwesterly. Forecast for Southcourt district calls for fine, increasingly mild, with light to moderate northerly winds. Canberra and Sydney also show warm temperatures.
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Cain
Cabrt
Seta
Faisuairn
Garren
Canberra
Bydney
Policy On Red Bill Before Federal Executive
The Federal Executive of the ALP will decide whether Parliament should act on the Red Bill after a telegraphic vote by state branches. A special Canberra meeting is planned to discuss amendments and possible parliamentary direction, with divisions among states over timing and strategy.
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Labour Party
Pai
ALP
Canberra
AWLP
Tarlia
Lavelle
Victora
Tasmania
Queensland
Wome Aus
Mney
Marligentary
Onever
Paty
Agni
Calwell
Lottan
Chifley
Ok Coutley
Caweua
Neild
Chris
Pring
Labor Party
Nourron
Woul
Nsw
Viet Tour
West Australie Ahituinon Rom
Opposition to Bill Dropped Out In Parliament
Report notes opposition to a bill collapsing as discussions center on party leadership and possible no confidence issues. Observers weigh the impact of a shift toward federal executive alignment amid changing dynamics within the party.
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INE
Fuienclay
Wenight
Chotey
Guifiy
de Caton
Turnbull Questions Labour Policy in House Debate
In the House yesterday Prime Minister Menzies and Mr Turnbull debated Labour policy on nations. The issue centers on whether party policy is set by the executive or elected representatives and who has authority to decide.
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Aoe Ete
Fedora Casinee Y
Bending
Epicur
Labour Party
Ageina Itaek
Lin Bevele
Bate Labine
Wan Engas
Ben Ant
Seid
Pe Bennis
Turnbull
Matlea
Menzisa
Ithee Nag Veenpaporia
Miniaber
Huttons Injured Finger Leaves MCC Uncertain
Reported injury to Hutton during a tour match clouds MCC plans as finger damage prompts cautious prognosis. Officials expect possible return in upcoming fixtures while other stars manage fitness and travel delays impact squad readiness.
Test Films to be Televised by the BBC
BBC plans to televise portions of the England versus Australia Test matches from December 4 to 7. Patrick Jubb, on behalf of the BBC, has filed an application for permission to televise these segments. The move follows earlier proposals to show parts of the series on television.
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THE
B.B.C
Ann
Shane Totty
B.C
Queensland
Sof
HEC
England
Australia
Toe
Wheat Board Dismissals Debated in Parliament
A heated House of Representatives debate criticized and defended the 1930s dismissal of Wheat Board chairman Clive Teasdale. Speakers accused government ministers of personal vindictiveness while praising Teasdale’s knowledge and record in wheat marketing.
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Commerce and Agriculture
McEwen
Wheat Board
House of Representatives
Pollard
Lalor
Persoral
Venama
Guten
Cikogem
Culler
Ismbiliea
Anthony
Skr
Cullen
Livas
Teassiale
BacLoayse
Tomeeilale
Tilt
Darling
Inder
Eke
Aie
Clive Me
Clive Wan
Ford
Enantes
Radia
Gale
He Cameron
Teascdale
Clive
Pheraon
Fragmentary House and Senate Schedule Dated Debates
The text provides a fragmented schedule of House and Senate meetings with times and bills listed. It mentions questions, a Commonwealth Bank Bill, a Prices Referendum Bill, a Second Reading debate, government business, a Dindolu tion Bill, and a Foreign Affairs or State matter, indicating resumption of debate and readings.
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House of Repessentatives
Commonwealth
Senate
Australian House Debates Bank Bill Amid Adjournment Move
Yesterday in the House of Representatives Labour member Mr Cullen and another board member backed a motion to adjourn the discussion on the Australian Board chairs. The motion failed and the chamber returned to debate the Government’s Commonwealth Bank Bill with amendments and then considered the Opposition’s referendum proposal on reintroducing Federal price controls.
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Kaen
Teat Haaalen
Toate Dahman
Benate
Communist Party
House of Representatives
House of Representativen
Senate
Bane
Benster O'Sullivan
Benator Brown
Benator Ashley
Menator
Cascen
Ateer
Bank Mil
Yianator O'Aulvan
Tinien
Lagen
Crewient
Isolver
Aahley
Renaice Armley
Mulliven
Regena Oly Ee
Bollaed
Labo
Australian Board
Cullen
Johnston
Commonwealth Bank
Parliament notes on immigration and war service impacts
In parliament the Minister for Immigration discussed skilled entrants and student exemptions for fees and tax, while the Treasurer outlined subsidies for Australian university students with work duties. Other debates covered shipping service cancellations, wartime uniforms shortages, and defence administration actions affecting Australia, New Zealand, and Canada.
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Serreyors
fMr
Moltsala
Ives Yurtantay
Australia
Tim Coasigorng
Murveytra
Faden
al Ame University
Atudanta
Tadden
Frows
Darebin
Two Youths and Two Girls Charged With Murder
Four youths and two girls, detained near the Victorian border at Chiltern, were charged with murder. William Henry Baker 17 Edith May McDonald 17 Bernard John Martin 18 and Bo Kara Miller 18, all of Sydney, appeared in Sydney General Court. They were captured yesterday and face further proceedings tomorrow.
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Albury
Tuesay
Chiltern
Victorian
William Henry [Baker
Baward John Martin
Edith May McDonald
Bo Kara. Miller
Bydney
Genteal Court
Lion Sfier
Yeaterday
le Mans
Aitechs
Alfred
Tae Ci
Anc
Acid Attack Report Confusing OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text describes a woman assaulted with acid by a man. The readable bits mention an elderly woman, severe injuries to the face, and medical treatment. Names, locations, and exact details are unclear due to garbled source text.
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Canberra Times
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Keon
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Omlatanes
Munsters
Hutton
Perth
MCC
Gelover
Greater
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West Australia
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Cuionbo
Northam
Batamen
Cyril Wauhbrook
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Freddie Seay
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War Service
Casey
Medukett
Henry
N. America
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Ainevina
Australle
APS
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Martin
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Menatee
Universas
Mintaer
Beale
Amelia Ringross
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