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PERSONALITIES & CELEBRITIES
1-6. Sir Edward Hallstrom (with gorilla, in his office with wooden armchair in the shape of a bear, with his son John at the morning factory meeting and discussing refrigerator parts with staff), 17 June 1965 / L.Nelson
7-27. [Queensland ABC radio and television producer Russ Tyson at work in his ofice and studio (also Bill Munro) and in his garden with his wife and two sons playing cricket, ca. 1961]
28-40. Pictures to accompany "Kidman of the outback" by Kendrick Howard [including Sir Sidney Kidman, Roy Calder, Mr Savile's travelling hawker van, Kidman on a camel;  Kidman talking to Lucas Hughes, manager of Nockatunga;  "C.A.B." and Kidman on journey from Yancannia to White Cliffs, Corona homestead, mustering livestock, Broken Hill and a map of the Kidman pastoral interests published in "The Cattle king" (no.33 published Walkabout Dec 1964)] / courtesy of W.S.P. Kidman, The Age [and unidentified]
41-42. [Sir Paul Hasluck addresses a meeting, Papua New Guinea, [n.d.]
43. Major Joseph Anderson, Commandant, Norfolk Island, 1834-1839
44. W.F. Franklin, General Manager, Ansett-Pioneer, [n.d.] / S.Penberthy
45. [Portrait of Sir William Hudson, n.d.]
46. Canadian musical comedy stars Norah Halliday and Bill Yule [back row] view a model of the Australian Pavilion at the Canadian National Exhibition to open 16 Aug 1963, accompanied by air hostesses who will act as information officers in the pavilion;  from left, Germaine Bathurst, TAA, Patricia Brown, Qantas and Veronica Kelly, Ansett-ANA
47. Sir William Hildred / Nakash, Montreal
CELEBRITY VISITORS
48. Left to right, Gene Holmes, Gray Line, San Francisco;  John Bates, Orient Line, Sydney;  Bud Williams, Global Travel, Yakima, Wn.;  Jim Corrigan, Global Travel, Spokane, Wn. at Orient & Pacific Line dinner, Rainer Club, Seattle, Washington, 3 Mar 1958 / R.Dudley
49. Left to right, Premier Heffron and Mrs Heffron with C.A. Kelly, Minister for Tourism and B. Haigh, Manager at the official opening of the Melbourne office of the NSW Govt. Tourist Bureau, 4 Royal Arcade, 13 Apr 1962 / S.Penberthy
50. Rod Laver, with the help of a turtle, entertains visitors to the Great Barrier Reef, [n.d.]
51. [C.F. Kelly, retiring President of the Skal Club of Sydney hands the insignia to the new President, A.A. Gainsford and Secretary J. Minehan looks on, n.d.]
52. [Premier Bolte exchanges gifts with unidentified visiting Indian or Pakistani, n.d.]
53. Oliver Shaul, Managing Director of Federal Hotels, Sydney Aron, Associate Director for Victoria and Tasmania (standing) and Frank Cahir, Associate Director for Queensland (right) in a room in the Menzies Hotel (scheduled to open 17 October 1963), 14 Mar 1963
54. [Noel Coward and Ansett aeroplane, n.d.] / Herald & Weekly Times
55. [Governor of Victoria, Sir Rohan Delacombe, n.d.] / The Age
56. Mr E.T. Emmett of Hobart / J.H. Lawler
57. [Chuck Braden, Hawaii Visitors Bureau speaks at the PATA Conference, 1964]  / Photographic illustrators
58-59. Premier Heffron opens the Melbourne office of the NSW Government Tourist Bureau, 4 Royal Arcade, 13 Apr 1962 / S.Penberthy
60. [Man and woman looking at maps in unidentified board room, 1960's] / B.McArdle
61. Left to right, Hilda Jane Bergstrom, Churchill Tours;  Ruth Strode, Van Wyk Travel Service;  Phyllis Lauritz, Travel Editor of The Oregonian, [1950's]
62. Donald Campbell [and his wife ?] arrive in Sydney by Pan Am to attempt a world speed record at Lake Eyre in Bluebird, [n.d.]
UNIDENTIFIED PEOPLE
63. [Aborigine selling boomerangs to tourists, Alice Springs (?), 1960's] / ATC (film no.351)
64. [Three men (one in uniform) with Qantas biplane "Hermes", n.d.]
65-66. [Unidentified copy photographs of early 20th century politicians] / The  Age
67. [Administrator, Papua New Guinea]
68. [Unidentified couple in the arrival lounge, Mascot]
WOOL INDUSTRY
69-86. [Weighing loose fleece, testing for strength, lambs, 70 bales on a semitrailer Boorowa-Sydney, shearing shed, shearing, pressing bales, mustering, fleece on the throwing table, ca. 1947 (no.82 published Walkabout Feb 1948)] / (W.3-W.83)

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