No Permit To Build Hotel
The State Government would certainly not grant a permit for the building of a £1,000,000 hotel at…
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No Permit To Build Hotel
The State Government would certainly not grant of a £1,000,000 hotel at a permit for the building…
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The Minister for Building Materials, Mr. W. E. Dickson, will not grant a permit for materials for a proposed luxury…
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Sufficient steel, bricks and cement to build the proposed £1,000,000 luxury tourist hotel at Clifton Gardens already had been bought overseas and were stored in Sydney the managing director of the Canary Club (Mr. J. Herbert) said today…
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The managing director of the Canary Club, Mr. J. Herbert, said yesterday that materials to build a £1 million tourist hotel at…
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CANBERRA, Friday.--Sale of the Government-owned Hotel Ainslie at Canberra on April 13 was almost of a scandalous nature, said Mr. Allan Fraser (Labor, NSW), in the House of Representatives today…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →5050 (Letterettes in fifty words.) License Barbers
I think it's a good thing to license hairdressers. Apprentice barbers, as in most trades, should be made…
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A Sydney syndicate would again approach the State Government for permission to build a £100,000 luxury hotel at Lord Howe island, Mr. Ronald McCredie said yesterday…
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The Canary Club would use only imported materials in building a £1,000,000 luxury hotel at Clifton Gardens, Mr. J. Herbert said yesterday…
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DRAWING of a proposed luxury hotel which a syndicate of Sydney businessmen want to build on…
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The reserve price £85,000 on the Hot... Ainslie in Canberra wa... gazetted 14 days befo…
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CANBERRA, Friday.--The recent sale of the Government-owned Hotel Ainslie at Canberra was "scandalous and merited keen investigation,"Mr. A. Fraser (Lab., N.S.W.) said today in the House off Representatives. Mr. Fraser. claimed the public had been robbed by the sale of the property to Rex…
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CANBERRA, Friday.--The recent sale of the Government-owned Hotel Ainslie at Canberra was "almost scandalous, and merited keen investigation," Mr. A Fraser (Lab., N.S.W.)said today in the House of Representatives. Mr. Fraser claimed She public had been robbed by the sale of the property to Rex…
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CANBERRA, Friday.--The recent sole of the Government-owned Hotel Ainslie at Canberra was" almost scandalous and merited keen investigation," Mr. A Fraser (Lab., N.S.W.) said today in the House of Representatives. Mr. Fraser claimed the public had been robbed hv the sale of the property to Rex…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Estate Mara Replies On Hotel Sale
The reserve price of £85,000 on the Hotel Ainslie in Canberra was gazetted 14 days before the auction, Mr. L. J…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Estate Man Replies On Hotel Sale
The reserve price of £85,000 on the Hotel Ainslie in Canberra was gazetted 14 days before…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Eatate Man Replies On Hotel Sole
The reserve price of £85,000 on the Hotel Ainslie in Canberra was gazetted 14 days before…
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CANBERRA, Friday.--The recent sale of the Govern men owned Hotel Ainslie at Canberra was "almost-scandalous and merited keen investigation," Mr. A Fraser (Lab., N.S.W.) said today in the House of Representatives. Mr. Fraser claimed the public had been robbed by the sale of the property to Rex…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Motor Licensing System Is Archaic Carelessness Kills More Than Speed
Despite the Road Safety Council's blood-curdling campaign against speed, nine Victorians and six New South Welshmen lost their lives in road accidents over the Easter holidays…
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MELBOURNE, Fri.--Violinist Alfredo Campoli today practised on the roof garden of his city hotel because he objected to paying a fee for rehearsing in the Town Hall…
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