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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 11, 1954
Page
2
A readable rental notice from Wollongong lists a clean comfortable four bedroom coastal cottage near Dur ras Ocean Drive. It notes dates from December 21 to December 10 and provides contact details with price guidance and location hints for prospective tenants.
Holiday advertisements list seaside cottages and holiday homes in Merimbula and Narooma offering five bedroom setups, kitchens, laundries, and bathrooms. Rentals mention near Riviera private hotels, Ocean pools, and daily services. contact details include P O Box Puntius and local agents.
The text discusses patience amid the Royal Commission on Kapilaage delays and growing public pressure. It questions Evatt and Kyat alignments, urges listening before advising, and warns that rapid conclusions could skew justice.
Mr Frame criticizes the Interior and War departments for delays in water supply works for Hall village. Residents faced rising costs and postponed mains extensions after years of promises and budget disputes. They seek ministerial guarantees to ensure completion and avoid further charges.
Justice Simpson granted Myra Byrne permission to erect a new confectionery building on Franklin Street Manuka block 20 sect 1. The ACT Crown lease alteration involved Buprems Sours and approval was given yesterday by the court.
The Student Association of the College pledges full cooperation with the Australian National University student body. John Edwards, a leading advocate, says the joint effort includes sending observers to meetings and coordinating social events.
A Canberra weather report notes readings with a rough forecast for today and tomorrow. It cites temperatures around mild to warm with southeast winds, and mentions mint and max temps for major cities including Melbourne Perth Darwin and Canberra.
A lively review of a repertory production titled Delightful New Play at Repertory. The piece praises Valerie Baxter for costume design and Reg Dimmick for staging, notes strong performances by Ken Thompson and Joan ACSC, and highlights witty dialogue and engaging scenes.
At the Hotel Civile a reception for the B and P Club was attended by distinguished guests including Senator Agnes Robarwsn and Mrs Elisabeth Rae of Sydney. Dr M Granger and Mian Hae Jwekeon led the program while Lady Elin impressed in black satin. A jasmine bouquet graced the lounges as music filled the room.
Sir Arthur Fadden told the Australian Country Party General Council that Asia faces grave danger from Communism and war, urging strengthened defence and development of Northern Australia to protect security and population growth. He argued Australia must deter aggression by expanding settlement and resources in the north.
An Australian display features Victor Forstmann pieces including pencil drawings and murals. Professor A C Trendall lauds Forstmann as a capable painter whose work could enrich a national gallery. He urges support for Australian arts and university art departments to foster sculptors and decorators.
Australian ceremony honors the American Gift for Act. Ex navalmen’s branch leader Mr Donald Lewin presided as officials from the American Legion and local groups paid tribute. Attendees included Commander A K Black and Commander Mack. The Canberra branch was urged to press for a Sikalional Letter while noting support from the Wise Air Force Association and others.
Six debutantes were presented at St. Paul’s Blossom Ball in Canberra with dignitaries from Mt. Palmer and the St. Paul’s Guild officiating. Two hundred attendees enjoyed delicate pink decorations, spring flowers, and ornate tables in the Albert Hall setting.
Police report a car theft yielding a suitcase with 41 sample frocks missing from a vehicle owned by Dileie Lucy Clemengir of Marker pire. The incident occurred on Queenbeyom Street, details remain under investigation.
Dr Dorothy G. MI How ard a Fulbright scholar from Maryland visits Australia to study children’s games. She compiles a collection of traditional games and play customs, hoping to publish a monograph before returning home. Her survey spans ages 3 to 11, noting regional terms and variations in games like Blind Man’s Bluff and Ring Around the Rosie, with emphasis on educational value.
A wedding reception is scheduled this afternoon at the Lood Neighbour Hut with Archdeacon officiating at St Johns Church. The couple, Ingles and Mina Hunt, will host guests including a German friend and other local attendees, as family and friends gather for the ceremony and celebrations.
A dense roster of church services and events from multiple denominations. Stalwart readers can find Holy Communion, Children's Services, and worship times for St Pauls Narra, Canberra churches, Presbyterian notices, Congregational, Lutheran, and Catholic schedules, plus youth and Sabbath school details.
A garbled report notes T Mytten was appointed to the Commonwealth board as part of government naval policy shifts. The Treasurer, Sir ATIAGT Faden, announced the spell yesterday with remarks on the bank board and pro tem appointment.
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