Obituary and Funeral Notices From Gydney Chutes Hall Region
The notice invites relatives and mourners of the late Gydney Chutes Hall of Ainslie to a funeral service at the Kerib Chavet oF BL Juan ue Baptiet 10 THIN day, morning, with service at 41 o'clock, for Returned Soldiers section at Canberra Public Cemetery. Also, notices for Beret Wailer Lave of Kilmaine Street Braddon and Metoert Walter, returned servicemen, invited to respective services at Warren Church of Mt John the Baptist and Canberra Cemetery. Includes recruitment and employment ads from Canberra region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gydney Chutes
tTerbert Ninscent
Ainslie
Funern
Canberra
UGGVE
Mr. Beret
Wailer Lave
Kilmaine Street
Braddun
Uip
Baptist Tiemarrom
Phurwlay
Finherra
Love
Metoert Walter
Sun-Branca
Arma
Arenly
Hate
Corpoyil
Alf
Camerra
Warren
Mt. John the Baptist
W. Bourbon
Act
Arbitration Court reviews basic wage and quarterly adjustments
The Commonwealth Arbitration Court is urged to review the basic wage and restore quarterly adjustments. The piece argues against automatic wage adjustments and stresses court-led analysis with input from all parties to ensure industrial stability and fair living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NIFS
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
Lin
Arbitration Court
Lla
Weather and war updates blur in spotted clipped report
The piece blends a weather forecast noting milder trend and scattered showers with an unrelated Berlin war release. It mentions winds shifting north east, inland moderation, and a general mild trend, followed by a Soviet press note about Americans and European detainees from a recent camp pullout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamcvet
AOCUS
Walt
Mpa
Howden
Canberra
Frome
Wanda
Semi detacheds To Be Sold
The Meaister for the Interior and colleagues discuss selling semi-detached homes. They consider feasibility and legal details including boundaries walls and easements. If no major obstacles exist a satisfactory lease could be arranged and sale to a tenant contemplated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bent Hughes
Tomeri
Seii
Fig
Ibsen
Rent Hugher
Referendum Liquor Ballot Sparks Voting Debate
Fragmentary report notes a ballot about liquor laws with references to voting obligations and penalties. Fraser of the Labour ACT party comments on enforcement and potential liability, including a mention of a £2 fine. The text shows confusion over whether individuals can be served and where voting is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser
Lab
ACT
Progress Body Pushes Public Planning Details
A fragmented excerpt discusses the Progress Body seeking public release of planning for Canberra development. It mentions the Turner Primary renewal, a Geraldton or Connsoy context, and concerns over parking, vacant land, and site access. The text references committee actions, delays, and a request for clearer information from departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progrem Nnn
Corneil
Potley
Canberra
Connsoy
Turner Primary Renowl
Viatens Buitding
Furnes
Einai Hot MT Bavarrivind Atrwot
Siren
Briven
Havin Watson
Atoratieney
World Tour Plans Highlight Casey’s Global Role
Mr Casey announces a world tour with stops in Kadena, Sydney, and Washington as he represents a broad coalition at international meetings. The talks cover Colombo Plan Ministers, ANZUSA, and general United Nations issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kadena Attalrm BP
Coney
Ett
Sydney
Orlows
Washington
Bingmpars
Malaya
Ant
One United Nation
Aban Anzub
Cotinell
Ortoder
Berner Iwaying
Mascot Airport
Caney Pal Tos Cinta Wall
Commonwealth
New RSL Club Erected At Narrabundah
A new RSL club is under construction at Narrabundah with voluntary labor and weekend work by assistant tradesmen. The project includes a bowling green and amenities for members, with a liquor license anticipated by December 1 and progress overseen by a managing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.S.L. Club
Narrabundah
Azur
Dare Mal Wah
al Ety
Tinanes
L. Wierbers
Lennig Wourt
Clu
Gaza clash blamed on both sides amid heavy casualties
Report notes both Israel and Palestinian groups bear blame for a Gaza confrontation that killed and injured dozens. Officials from Egypt and Jordan condemned the exchange as escalatory, with calls for de‑escalation after days of artillery and cross border fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarad
Egypt
Racaru
Wie
Elnalren
Mda
Wed
al Aletice Csamiike
Simouiy
Goodwin Homes for Aged Scheme Awaits Government Decision
A project to develop the Goodwin homes for the aged is held up pending site allocation and government approval. The scheme, tied to the central block, faced delays as officials debated funding, committee appointments, and ongoing planning steps in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin Homes For Aged
Goodwin Centre
Tom Neers
Department of the Interioc
Sidhe Developmento iv
Closing Of Limeston Avenue Outlet Brings Traffic Critique
W. B. Roberts writes to The Editor about traffic from Baxton foundry and a new tram light at Northbourne Avenue and Federal Highway. He argues the closure shifts congestion to Northbourne and a large hotel area, causing widespread inconvenience and anticipates further issues from the Works Department extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limeston Avenue
Himextonn
Baxton
Mirroware Aeroxa
Elmestone Avenue
Northbourne Avenue
Lohr
W. B. Robents
Canberra Homes Appeal Not To Aid In Court
A garbled Canberra report describes a housing appeal that may not aid the case. Details mention court proceedings, a high level appeal, and figures connected to university funding and government responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Wool Prices Firm at Brisbane Market
Wool prices remained firm at Brisbane with buyers from Britain Japan and the Continent showing interest. Major bale offers included several lots, with top bids around 4454 for specific grades amid steady demand from key exporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Mararean EE
Turi
Veleow
Writaln
Japan
Prinepal
Gwenay
Oeuewd
LOTT
Parliament session debates urgent motion on war expenditure report
The House of Representatives met at 2 30 pm to push for the tabling of the Commonwealth Committee on War Expenditure report amid budget discussions. The urgency motion spurred continuing debate as the Budget session proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanaerabie
Activiion
Ian Reasoner
Saints
Datetley
Waterman
Gennett Menai Tidy
Medien
Jevean
Mount Deny Ward
Horgan
Mola
House of Representatives
Pester Fay
Alteration
Commonwealth Committee On
Auditor General Reports Lower House Refreshment Costs
The Auditor-General notes reduced expenditure on house refreshments from the prior year but disputes the accounting. He says meals and wagers were excluded from trailing operations, yielding a 103 loss versus 1.388 the year before, with net load on the bar trade at 68.0 of males and 40. of sales on wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wba
Bross
Trophy
Tome
Ens
Lane
House of
Governor Bir Willian Hides Veiled Message
A terse note from the governor general appears amid unclear text mentioning Field Viurnhal Bir Willian and a veiled relation. The readable fragments suggest a political or ceremonial context with no concrete actions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viurnhal Bir Willian
Wwe
Space travel debate stirs amid unclear government stance
A fragmented report notes Major General Tysiman raising questions about human space travel as of 1536 ATMYH. The government reportedly has not yet given a clear incentive or plan, with references to a tentative plan named "pline TanLuy" and ongoing discussions about feasibility and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantary
Warhington
Geneni Tysiman
Welen
Nla
Foix S14 Fagan Sash Soave A
Fragmentary OCR snippet lists names and terms without clear event or context. The readable items include Foix, S14, Fagan, Sash, Soave, and A, offering no coherent narrative or outcome.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawler
Fae View
seiabaEe
Merbertie
Asa
Chaberrs
Dudley
Sigel Ruvann
Guyvind
Miriam
Moh
Ofiourley
Crawford Beret
Queanbeyan
A.C McKay, B.v.seya
Tete
Arther Faux
Chiropodist
Paciente North Slae
Burnese Duatey
Tannerea Community
Wonital
Basr Tians
AAI Ropesarn
Obrien
Apple Brass
Canberm
Ming
Capasse
Nate Tabondah Dykave
THE
Australian National University
Fenile
Ankers Mediate
Hots Dirately
U. & Mocgkin
Cook
MoMara
EIB
Pam
Xen
Orsent
Apply
HOTEL
Ainslie-Rex
Junior Porter
Caneberra
Dunlor
Avallanie
City of Canberra
Kalen ‘Road
Rawleson Co
Dept
Newethreade
Dawbon Street
Brunawick
N10
Vic
RANK
Clork Horthand
Kingston F.C
Srary
Ns.w. Mobile Blood Unit
Albert Hall Jrgent
AED
River Denere
Canberra Art Club
Riverside
Roperory Theatre
Ermey
Canberra Times
COX Bros
eAbelicatoma
Peneon
Menusto
Beott-Mharp
Agama
Labove
Berlin
Tegmert
Gertan
Progress Body
Mr. Casey
Maaan
Auatraila
Abe
United Naiona Wight
Ble Fawr Geneve
Gaza
Warton
New Guinea
Uae
AUAIL
Guinn
Rvveniel Aik Hinact Atartory Pwaltinn
Hvntiy- Amite Atorstale- Je' Pontthon
Divi
Papua
Department
Te Ilrtes
Conmunon
Ainalte
Gomis
Soitualen
Jeomiplatoet Phat
Uluaparmeritan
Teyere
Minnorheny
Gongrat Penarte
Sihakeapeare
Cutrat
Tyde
Bougainville
Bougainville Street
Manuka
Nik Sata Hi
Tony
Turaday Hoan
Ares
Ina Sn Roy
Mary Wing UY
FORD
Nized
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!