Letters to Frederick Blakeley concerning Lasseter expedition, 14 June 1930-18 February 1940, licence...
Letters to Frederick Blakeley concerning Lasseter expedition, 14 June 1930-18 February 1940, licence agreements dated 2nd July and 14th June 1930, photographs and published material, 1889-1903
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Date
1889-18 February 1940
Call Numbers
MLMSS 8043
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0.12 metres of textual material (1 box) - manuscript, printed, photographs
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Contents
Lillian McGrath (Harold Lasseter's sister) and W. J. Lasseter is William John Lasseter (Harold Lasseter's father).
1. Letter from Errol Coote to Frederick Blakeley, 26 Aug. 1930
2. Letter from Errol Coote to Frederick Blakeley, 27 Aug. 1930
3. Letter from Errol Coote to Frederick Blakeley, 27 Aug. 1930 (marked ‘Letter no. 2 – confide...
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Full title
Letters to Frederick Blakeley concerning Lasseter expedition, 14 June 1930-18 February 1940, licence agreements dated 2nd July and 14th June 1930, photographs and published material, 1889-1903
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Notes
General note
Transferred from Safe 3/5 in April 2011
Published books from the London Missionary Society were deposited with the Library by Mary Mansfield in 1950 and kept together at location Safe 3/5.
No further details on the provenance of this material.
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Presented by Mary Mansfield, 15 March 1946
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Call Numbers
MLMSS 8043
Record Identifier
YEGm6NPn
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/YEGm6NPn
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930448
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