Letter. 1920 Oct. 18.

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Letter. 1920 Oct. 18.

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Letter to J.A. Smith from John Monash, George Swinburne, Maurice E. Kernot, George Kermode and B.A. Smith concerning an appeal by the University of Melbourne to raise 100,000 pound, 18 October, 1920. Includes "Appeal by the Council ... to the ... Citizens for 100, 000 pound to enable the University to carry out its work.

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Smith, J. Alfred (James Alfred)

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Kernot, Maurice E

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Kermode, George E., 1904-

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