Five new men on Yass Council
Five new aldermen were elected to the Yass Municipal Council in their first election. The new names are Crowe, W Pereire, P O'Brien, W Mc Manus, and Roser. Four of the six sitting aldermen seeking re-election were successful, with a total of sixteen candidates contesting.
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W. McManus
Roser
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T. Clayton
Je 1 O'Connor
Gwen Warmington
Cavin Municial Council
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Dot
Ford
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Paillus
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R Fell
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Dermott
Max Old
Bruce Hollow
Joba Mule Fen
Tait
Lockley
N. E Cane
Holloway
Price review urged for ACT milk amid vendor travel concerns
Canberra_Com nes president Mr WS Howitt called for a price review as part of early measures on zoning and vendor travel. He warned higher transport needs burden vendors who must visit two Mildura factories to collect milk, while officials consider adjusting pricing and distribution.
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Comnes
WS. Howitt
Howitt
Howard
Act
Gaps in wool price support scheme debate grows
In Parliament Minister Sinclair noted many provisions of the wool price support scheme remain undetermined. Private wool sales, subsidy eligibility, and commission rules were discussed, with focus on limiting private sales and ensuring fair payments to growers and brokers.
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Sinclair
Willie
Joubi
Tamsellug
Commonwealth
Federation
Barry Drive Contract Awarded by National Capital Development Commission
The National Capital Development Commission announced that Leighton Contractors will complete Barry Drive at a cost of 105,193. The project covers the carriageway, drainage, and street alignments, with completion expected by year end. The contract funds cover construction wages and related expenses.
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National Capital Development Commission
Leighton Contractors
Bally Drive
Tike Jonguey
Ctinien
Ross
Wariy
Ie Vean
Te NU
Eeuth
Barry Dove
Wnilury
Watt
New Wool Sale System Debuts in Canberra Market
A new wool selling system begins at the Australian wool sale opening in Canberra. About 2,000 bales from NSW Queensland Victoria and South Australia are offered for sale with buyers shown only representative samples and core tests conducted by an independent authority. Economic Wool Producers Ltd runs the sale, seeing potential economy gains in procedures and trade.
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Canberra
Nsw
Queensland
Victoria
South Australia
Test law after November survey on breath alcohol limits
Department spokesman says a November survey of 3,500 people will precede new breath analysis laws in the ACT. The 14 day survey will be anonymous and part of a three stage evaluation of drunk driving legislation. Potential penalties range up to 200 dollars for low readings and up to 500 for higher readings, with terms of up to six months.
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Hell Collection United
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