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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 21, 1955
Page
2
Classified notices feature a jumble of wanted help and rental pleas. Listings include furnished flats in Canberra City, room or staff housing, exchange offers, cleaning and gardening jobs, drivers and operators, reception positions, and rental inquiries. Authorities urge discreet applications and provide contact hints.
The Commonwealth of Australia issues a public notice for live ammunition training in the Gungahlin District near Duntroon from 1 am to 10 pm in October 2005. The area is bounded by Duntroon Road Guernseytan Buffer Road and the Territorial Boundary, with patrols and restrictions noted.
The Canberra discussion critiques the Cahill government's stance on arbitration wage controls and the Commonwealth wage framework. It weighs the impact on workers and industry, arguing for impartial court oversight and caution against political interference during economic shifts.
Unions urge the Minister of Interior to appoint Dr Teywen of the NorW. Biate Beatrick Commission to conduct an official inquiry into disputes within the Electrical Trades Union and the Department over the appointment of two inacing ante and related promotions. The council intervened after claims of misqualified selections and resistance to training requirements.
Weather note from Canberra reports overcast skies with rain in the 24 hour period. Winds shift from northwest to west, gusty at times, with temperatures around the low 20s and a high near 24. The forecast calls for continued rain and possible storms, with cool conditions tonight.
Horticultural society formed in 1903 aims to beautify Queanbeyan with street garden schemes. October judging of the sponsor garden competition is planned with events at Methodist Memorial Hall and Queanbeyan Town Hall featuring flower shows and a lantern parade.
A House debate discusses mandatory passenger safety devices in motor vehicles. The proposal argues devices could reduce injuries and deaths from road accidents by restraining occupants and preventing ejection during crashes. State authorities may consider obligatory inclusion of these devices in new cars.
The report notes a wage increase in Queensland with the basic weekly pay rising to 7 94 for adult males and a proportional lift for adult females. The change follows a higher index and affects the southern term division.
The Governor-General received a high commission for the Kingsdom during a morning ceremony at Government Hotel. The event featured notable figures including His Excellency Air atopher Hoeven and was described as a formal, ceremonial roaster.
Canberra authorities consider a £90,000 project to build a new theatre to host stage productions and concerts. Developer Mr Coltiton says a six month start is possible and cites support from Australian Broadcasting Commission and theatre groups while interior ministry awaits the application decision.
The recently formed Prevention of Cruelty Animate group will hold a frye gathering tonight at the Institute military light venue. Donal Lewis will attend and the Amrochy Ar fansation will open the panel mapatong. Members may enroll for the night while plans for a junior ranch are in motion.
A note from the United Nations Rad Crow circle at Telopea Park Primary outlines a plan to distribute resources to Indian children. General Carimane will be asked to assist in the educational effort supervised by Bela W. Dunbar.
The Society urges a new larger venue to meet growing audiences and higher demand for performances. Members warn a temporary space cannot sustain future seasons and emphasize the costs and planning needed to expand the repertory.
Report from Sabupday October drive at Kamin College supports St Edmunds fundraising. College opened Feb 1994 at a cost of £200000 and plans for further extensions to meet rising needs. The appeal involves Ronnrally and local supporters including Australian-based Enrietian brothers and affiliated institutes.
A plea urges stronger animal protection under the Department of the Interior. The text laments animal suffering during harvest gathering and mushroom foraging, condemns abuse, and calls for serious safeguards. It argues for humane treatment and stronger enforcement, urging readers to act.
A garbled local notice describes a plan by John Mura of Nobinnn Street to fund pest control by breeding and releasing shield bugs. The text mentions Lime and money spent, inspections, and possible ordinances, with critique of methods and costs.
A government policy document outlines methods for disposing of stray animals including dogs. It describes temporary housing, care duties, and potential destruction as a last resort. Funding mechanisms and agencies involved are referenced, with emphasis on responsible handling and welfare considerations.
The Council of Canberra University College resolved to broaden oriental studies with new lectures and courses. A senior volunteer is expected to arrive next year to support the expanded program, and a second scope of the school’s work will be further attended.
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