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Invitation - Swearing-in of Earl Hopetoun as Governor General, Centennial Park Sydney, 1901

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Unique IDA-00022396SeriesCommunity Ephemera CollectionDate1st January 1901Date qualifierexactFormatPhotograph - PrintDescriptionInvitation reads: The Government of New South Wales requests the honor of Mr ES Mark's presence at the Centennial Park on the occasion of the Swearing in of The Earl of Hopetoun first Governor General of Australia. Ceremony at 1pm on January 1st 1901.

Inscription on left hand side of invitation: This was the charger, the charger of our land.

Ernest Samuel Marks was an Alderman in Sydney City Council from 1920- 1927 and 1930-1947 and Lord Mayor 1930.

Federation of Australia 1901LanguageNo linguistic content - Not applicable (zxx)

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Source system ID050\050730Alternative IDSRC17065. Now 2010/095 in CRS 1142, Community Ephemera Collection (see box CSA084385).

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CollectionCentennial ParkFederation 1901BoxCSA084385

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Invitation - Swearing-in of Earl Hopetoun as Governor General, Centennial Park Sydney, 1901

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