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Completion of the standard gauge tracklaying at Kalgoorlie

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WAGR CME CN6394-4

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Commissioner of Railways, Mr R J Pascoe, speaking at the completion of the standard gauge tracklaying at Kalgoorlie. Seated behind the Commissioner, from the left, are (Sir) Charles Court, Unknown, Mr R O'Connor, (Sir) David Brand State Premier, Unknown and the then Mayor of Kalgoorlie.

Photo type: colour.

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cwa-org-23-P10625

Themes

Transport > Railways

Width

255 mm

Height or length

205 mm

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