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Albany Historical Society Inc > Records

WESTERN AUSTRALIA INDUSTRIAL OPPORTUNITIES AND FACTS

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1947

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Brown leather hard cover with silver embossed lettering. An account of conditions and opportunities in the Western State of the Commonwealth. Frontis: His Excellency the Lieut.-Governor of Western Australia, Sir James Mitchell, G.C.M.G. 208 pages, preface, map, list of advertisers, photographs.

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cwa-org-51-B2005.106

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Education - Social Studies

Industry, Western Australia

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Statement of significance

An informative insight into the state of Western Australia to those wishing to trade there or establish new industries after World War II.

Albany Historical Society Inc

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