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- 21 September 1956 (Creation)
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Original hand-script letter to George Blakemore.
Mary Gilmore regrets that she cannot attend the official dedication ceremony and proposes that a friend, Dorothy Catts, widow of the late J.H. Catts MHR, represent her. She wishes to give the College, among other things, an aboriginal axe-head from Queensland and shingles from the beach at Puerta Gallegos in South Patagonia. She encloses a small donation of £2.20 to go towards the purchase of a book to chronicle events, people, autographs, etc. - the start of a continuous history for the next hundred years of the college.*
See also Box 3: RW114/22; RW114/23; RW111/24; RW114/25.
- For Chronicle, see SA1.
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