Two More Companies Open For Inspection In Australia
Sydney report states Governor Sir Eric Woodward ordered two more companies opened for public inspection under the new acts. The Commonwealth Land and Investment Company Ltd. and the Commercial Credit Corporation of Australia Ltd will have inspectors appointed to oversee affairs.
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Sydney
Eric Woodward
Commonwealth Land and Investment Company Ltd
Commercial Credit Corporation of Australia Ltd
Eric
Executive Council
Downing
Mannix
Government House
Sir Eric
N.S.W. Or
Investigation into Australian companies and subsidiaries
Authorities in New South Wales declare Latee Investments Ltd and two other interconnected firms under investigation for alleged losses amounting to hundreds of thousands of pounds. Officials appoint inspectors with wide powers to examine books, compel testimony, and pursue damages for misconduct. The action follows inquiries into three interlocking companies and a wind up application in Equity Court.
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Eric Woodward
Latee Investments Ltd
R. A
Irish
Michelmore
Chartered Accountants
Latee
Equity Court
Equity
Justice McLelland
Commercial Credit Corporation of Australia Ltd
Bond Street
Sydney
L. W. Street
Street
R. Moulton
Moulton
Royal dinner in Buckingham Palace for Commonwealth Prime Ministers
Queen Elizabeth II hosted a September 13 dinner at Buckingham Palace for Commonwealth prime ministers now in London for their annual conference. Attendees included Rashidi Kawawa, Eric Williams, Milton Margai, Tafawa Balewa, Bustamente, Welensky, Abdul ae, K Goka, Fernando, Archbishop Makarios, Holyoake, Nehru, Diefenbaker, the Queen, Menzies, Ayub Khan, and Harold Macmillan.
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Jamaica
Roy Welensky
Rhodesian Federation
Tun Abdulae
Malaya
K. Goka
Ghana
Fernando
Ceylon
Archbishop Makarios
Cyprus
Mr. Holyoake
New Zealand
Nehru
India
Diefenbaker
Canada
Queen
Menzies
Australia
Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Harold Macmillan
Commonwealth talks outline draft on Britain’s EEC bid
Senior officials from 16 Commonwealth delegations met to sketch a first draft of a communique on Britain’s terms for joining the European Economic Community. The outline drew sharp criticism but was seen as a stepping stone while the final decision rests with Britain.
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Mr. Macmillan
Britain
Commonwealth
New York
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
Ahmed Zaki Saad
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Hepatitis outbreak details in Canberra ACT Health report
The ACT reported 13 hepatitis cases so far this year with 240 cases in 1961-62, a rise of 71 from the prior year. Major-General Refshauge notes higher city rates, summer spikes, and age groups 10 to 14. national figures show rural areas hit harder.
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Canberra
Sydney
Act
Tralia
Australia
Refshauge
Daring theft targets van at Royal Melbourne Hospital
Thieves towed away a vending van from Royal Melbourne Hospital grounds containing £1455 in cash and cigarettes. The vehicle, owned by a vending machine company, was used to collect money from cigarette machines.
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Melbourne
Royal Melbourne Hospital
Baby Drowned in Abandoned Fish Pond Tragedy
A 16 month old girl named Deborah June Pearce died after drowning in a half-filled fish pond behind her home at 75 Wattle Street O Connor. Her father H Pearce smashed pool panels in distress. Doctor F R McGarn and an ambulance attempted resuscitation but failed. she died at Community Hospital.
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Deborah June Pearce
Wattle Street
O'Connor
H. Pearce
F. R. McGarn
Community Hospital
Deborah
Gretel Leads Early In Americas Cup Second Race
Australian challenger Gretel led Weatherly by a length after 40 minutes in the second race off Newport. Weatherly overhauled Gretel, then Sturrock regained the lead by staying on Weatherly’s wind. The race was crucial for Gretel to seize a 111 year cup hold.
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Newport
Gretel
U.S
Weatherly
Jock Sturrock
Sturrock
Bus Mosbacher
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