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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: PREMIER BRAND DELIVERING SPEECH, 70TH ANNIVERSARY OF METTERS LTD, 1965

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1965

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Black and white photograph showing Premier David Brand standing at the lectern delivering a speech, either before or after unveiling a plaque commemorating the 70th Anniversary of Metters Ltd. J.B. Clarkson, General Manager of General Industries, is seated to his right and Wally Hughes, General Manager of Metters, on the far right. There are flowers visible behind them on the platform, as well as a large sign above reading as follows: 'METTERS 1895-1965. 70 YEARS OF PROGRESS.'

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cwa-org-43-1993.257

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

240 mm

Height or length

190 mm

Inscriptions and markings

West Australian Newspapers Ltd. Ref. No. P.T.8345

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Statement of significance

State, local and industrial history.

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