Trust to ban commercial practices by ski clubs
The Lands Trust warned nearly a dozen ski clubs in the Peris valley area to stop using commercial lodges and booking agents. The trust may revoke occupancy rights or penalize clubs continuing these practices while considering forfeiture of rights for noncompliant clubs.
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Commerodges Ice
Liv
Tial Ventures
Wou Josether
Pgnaees
Aven Laat Raat
Etea
Poss
Sydney
Toyse
Compton
Peris
James
Ap Javity
Raee Rust
Wests
Ers
New ski resort planned in Kosciusko snow fields
In Kosciusko snow fields, Ky N Dwyer secretary of the Kosciusko State Park Trust indicates a new ski resort is planned. The announcement signals expansion of winter recreation activities in the region.
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Kosciusko
Kosciusko State Park
Churches not invited to syllabus review
Sydney report states Education Minister Wetherell refused church representation on the religious syllabus committee. The review aims to keep guidance within the department, with church input limited to observers, while Anglican and Methodist leaders advocate inclusion. The plan considers a ski resort proposal at Round Mountain affecting park lands.
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Sydney
Wetherell
Education Department
Gough
Council For Christian Education
J. W. Hill
Mian Walker
Central Methodist Mission
Housing mortgage insurance scheme nears completion
Government plans a national housing mortgage insurance scheme discussed with Housing Minister Mr Bury and officials. Canadian expert Mr Paul Goyell outlined details with the Commonwealth Superannuation Fund and other bodies, debating use of funds for guarantees and financing.
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Bury
Pension Funds
Paul Goyell
Thi 1 Wellc.t
Act
Mewi ¥ Loncces! Association
Commonwealth
Miials
King Towns
Lion Board
Eanthi
Asencia Wealth Public
Ek Superannuation Fund
Commonwealth McKeown Cean
Cusovillien
Canada
Eccl
My. Gayert
Commonwealth Superannu
Iniorl
Camachalicy
McKeown
Tariff Board hears conflicting evidence on motor duty
Melbourne Monday Tariff Board inquiry into import duty on cars and trucks opened with conflicting testimony from two witnesses. Hartnett Holdings seeks 5 cent cut on Japanese imports, while Rootes Aust argues for higher rates to protect local assembly. The debate centers on duties ranging from 30 to 45 percent for different vehicle categories.
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Melbourne
Tariff Board
Hartnett Holdings, Pty. Ltd
L. J. Hartnett
Japan
Hartnett
Nissan
Datari
W. J. Sullivan
Plumbers Union Meets Over Amenities in Canberra Talks
Representatives of the Plumbers Union and the Master Plumbers Association meet this morning to discuss amenities for building sites in Canberra. Officials note talks cover public service plans, court and police facilities, and broader development schemes including a potential new civic square and motor registry.
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Plumbers’ Union
Plumbers’ Association
Canberra
Jam Lake
Pee
W.s.aw
Works and Justice
Ratty
Phanbas
Sarhae
Miew Nion
Essentia
Austra
Everson
R. F
Ing
M. Dalton
Fec
Aeronautical Lubstration Commission
Land
Donald
Commonwealth
Douglas Mawson
Quewal
Farrar Phice
Hilsui
Ald
Civic
Metin
Sydney
Nsw
Lesearch
Justice
X Mannix
Ryan
Manning
lEverson
Earth’s day to gain tenth of a second adjustment
Scientists announce a one tenth of a second longer day to synchronize clock time with Earth's rotation. The Australian National University's Mount Stromlo Observatory report says the change is too subtle for the public but tracked by astronomers and geodetic surveyors.
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Australian — National University
Mount Stromlo Observatory
Yerterding
Qantas Plans Major Boeing Order For Expanded Fleet
Australia’s Qantas will place a 12 million pound order for three Boeing 707 jets, raising its total to 19 Boeing 707s and four Lockheed Electras. Senator Henry said the Boeing 707-3AAC is a larger version of the 707-138R, with same first class and tourist accommodations but lighter weight and cargo capacity increased.
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Australia
Quitas
Trenty
Henry
Tha Sepator
Lower pay for new N G officers
The Administrator Sir Donald Cleland announced that rates of pay for native people joining the territory public service would be lowered. He spoke during his statement on implementing the Public Service Ordinance, designed to reorganize the service for a gradual native takeover of administration.
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Donald
kild'eTrmarte
Sullivan
Id Hat
Japan
Queensland
Australia
McNames
Papuans Tooles
Humber
Vogue
North Queens
Fort Moresby
Donald Cleland
Legislative Council
Extensions at Parliament House project details emerge
Contract details for three storey extensions to Parliament House near Parliament Square outlined. Estimated cost around £300 000 with tenders closed August 25. Department of the Interior announced the eastern carriageway closure from Queen Victoria Terrace to around 100 yards east for about 10 months starting September 7.
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Parliament House
Wade
Department of the Interior
Parliament Square
Qureen Victoria Terrace
Trafic
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Queanbeyan Municipal
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U.S
Gov Lrary Association of
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Sarah J. Fenwick
UPI
St. Mark's Memorial
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Library Association
Australa
Fenwick
Britain
Catherine Sidney
Library School
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