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Telephone: 2703
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Telegraphic Address:
CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT,
CHIEFSEC, SYDNEY
121 Macquarie Street,
Sydney.
The Officer-in-Charge of Police,
NSW*
BROKEN' HILL.
6th April, 1964.
WHEN REPLYING, PLEASE
QUOTE No
T. 213.
ADDRESS ALL MAIL TO
G.P.O. BOX 30, SYDNEY, N.S.W.
SUBJECT s
Ozone Theatre (Enclosed and Open-Air), Broken Hill.
REFERENCE s My communication of 2nd August, 1963, and previous
correspondence.
It would be appreciated if a further report could be furnished
indicating' whether anything has transpired in relation to the abovenamed
premises.
In a communication dated 17th October, 1962, addressed to Mr.
S.H. Peake, Public Officer, Ozone Theatres Broken Hill Pty. Ltd., 353
Glen Osmond Road, Glen Osmond, South Australia, it was stated that the
remaining northern wall of the enclosed portion of the theatre was a
constant danger to public safety and l in the event of strong prevailing
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winds causing its collapse, serious injury could •r jçNrif
passing along the footpath beneath. It was requested, therefore, that
Will you please state whether
the wall be demolished without delay.
this has been done*
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The Inspector of Police,
BRaKEN HILL.
I have to report that early in 1963, the remaining
portion of the "Ozone" Theatre building was completely demolished and
the debris cleared therefrom. The Broken Hill City Council now have
a lease from the Western Lands Commission of the block where the
building was originally erected.
The Under Secretary,
CHIEF SECKLTARY'S DEPT,
Forwarded.
Inspector:2 /
OKEN HILL, 7fff.,
ApR 1964
C.E. Dennett.
Sergeant 1st. Class.
Broken Hill. 13.4. 1964.
