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Shire of Toodyay > Records

PITMAN'S SHORTHAND COMMERCIAL COURSE

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c. 1910

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Hardback book with green cover titled, 'Pitman's Shorthand Commercial Course, Twentieth Century Edition.
Text on cover in gold and black print.
Publisher Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons Ltd. Circa early 1900s. 240 pages.
Sub title: 'A series of lessons in Sir Isaac Pittman's system of Phonography'

Historical information

Original owner assumed to be Olive Gwendlyne Davey (1894-1985) daughter of Henry Davey (1854-1910), building contracter at Newcastle (renamed Toodyay in 1910), WA and Sarah Clara Butterly (1858-1945).
Olive married Frank Pusey Atwell (1891-1971) in 1917 at Toodyay, WA.

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cwa-org-37-2001.1817

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Handwritten inside cover "Olive G. Davey, O.G.D.C. of My"

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