Australian Capital Territory

Public Place Names (Casey) Determination 2012 (No 3)

Disallowable instrument DI2012-90

made under the

Public Place Names Act 1989 — section 3 (Minister to determine names)

I DETERMINE the names of the public places that are Territory land as specified in the attached schedule and as indicated on the associated plan.

John Meyer Delegate of the Minister

30 May 2012

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SCHEDULE

Public Place Names (Casey) Determination 2012 (No 3) Division of Casey: diplomats, public servants and administrators

NAME ORIGIN SIGNIFICANCE

Beanland Linda Eileen Beanland Queensland public service Street (1913-2004) Awarded the Imperial Service Medal in 1979 for service as Manageress, Queensland Railways.

Cartledge Jack Pickering Cartledge South Australian public service Street CMG Chairman of the SA Housing Trust 1945-65; (1900-1966) Draftsman in charge of Consolidation of Statutes SA 1959-65; Assistant Parliamentary Draftsman 1926-59. Guided the construction and development of the satellite town of Elizabeth.

Grosvenor Marjory Millicent Halligan Commonwealth public service Street (nee Grosvenor) MBE Confidential stenographer and typist to three (1900-1995) Australian prime ministers. One of the first public servants to be transferred to , initially serving Prime Minister Stanley Bruce for two years and then Prime Minister . Personal secretary to Prime Minister from 1932 until her marriage in 1936 to Mr Reginald Halligan who was appointed Acting Administrator of Norfolk Island.

Mick Shann Sir Keith Charles Owen Commonwealth public service, diplomat Terrace (known as Mick) Shann CBE Chairman of the Public Service Board 1977-78. Deputy Secretary, Department of Foreign Affairs (1917-1988) 1970-73; Ambassador to Japan 1974-77; Ambassador to Indonesia 1962-66; Ambassador to the Philippines 1957-59. Senior External Affairs Representative, 1959-62; Minister, Manila 1955-56; First Secretary, later Counsellor and Acting Minister, United Nations New York 1949-52. Joined the Department of External Affairs in 1946 and retired in 1978.

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Timbs Street Maurice Carmel Timbs AO Commonwealth public service, administrator

(1917-1994) Secretary, Department of Administrative Services

1975-76; Secretary, Department of Services and Property 1973-75. Executive Commissioner, Australian Atomic Energy Commission 1960-73; First Assistant Secretary, Prime Minister’s Department 1951-60; Department of 1948-50; Department of Taxation 1946-48; war service with AIF Artillery 1940-45; Department of Trade and Customs 1936-40. Also served as Commissioner for Australian British Phosphate Commissioners 1976-87 and trustee/director of public companies and charitable institutions.

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