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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 21, 1953
Page
4
Advertises a busy cafe with generous meals served early and late by Beau. Promises a clean bright precinct with freshly brewed tea and a welcoming homey atmosphere.
A fragment describes a new opening at Kew with English china and glassware offered attractively at keen prices. It mentions household hardware and essentials with excellent quality and grocery items at low prices.
Mr Pickering outlined public risk poles not covering competitors and urged consideration of a worthwhile accident insurance scheme. He cited a Bingara incident with limited pool payouts, noted council capacity to pay weekly compensation, and described Agriculture House share opportunities for associations. The discussion included insurance premium options, pool funding, and cooperative investment as a method to reduce costs and improve coverage for member associations.
Alan C. Robb, formerly District Surveyor at Wagen, named Acting Director Servicemen's Land Settlement after A L Proust's retirement last week. Robb, WWI veteran, previously Assistant Director from 1947 to 1952, has wide surveying experience and served as District Surveyor at Armidale in 1947 and Wagga in February this year.
Fragmentary report describes a baby falling from a train and then walking a distance. The injured child was found beside a stairway about 18 miles from Mbt in Mag ret area near Was. Australia. The singlet jumper and toy noted. hospital transfer mentioned.
Mr Arferin told Parliament that no immediate steps will be taken to establish the proposed Newcastle University despite ongoing talks. The debate touched on funding stringencies and external study courses to attract students, with Heffron noting an eventual external study program could aid a western state university in Newcastle.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Eicher, announces a high level appointment in Britain. Officials say the move strengthens ties, with details limited to the new envoy role and expected duties in the church and state.
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