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Subiaco Museum > Records

PROGRAMME SCRIPT: 'INSTRUMENTAL HOTCHPOT', SAGARS MOTOR CARS

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Overview

Brown beige foolscap document that is stapled at the top left hand corner. The document consists of two outer card pages, one with the title, and two pages of typed text for the programme of 'Instrumental Hotchpotch' 'Sponsored Programme for September 24th'

The cover page reads

'22 September, 1939' 'Instrumental Hotchpot'

'Sagars Motor Cycle & Car Hospital'

'365 Hay Street,'

'Subiaco'

Historical information

Script is for a radio programme, including advertisements, and discusses Sagar Motor Cycle and Car Hospital which was at 365 Hay Street Subiaco.

Document includes information advertising the taxi and motor car business.

Item found in other ephemera in 2020.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-2025.256

Item type

Material

Width

215 mm

Height or length

345 mm

Keywords

Statement of significance

Mrs Betty Sagar was a prominent member of the service and friendship club Toc H and the Tree Society in Subiaco. The Sagars operated an early taxi business based at the corner of Axon and Hay Streets. The Sagar family still owns the building from which the business operated.

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Monday, 1 December, 2025

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