Laver family papers, 1863-1999 [manuscript]. 1863-1999.

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Laver family papers, 1863-1999 [manuscript]. 1863-1999.

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Invitation to Dr and Mrs Laver to attend Court at Buckingham Palace (1904); marriage certificate (1904); correspondence with J.S. Battye re history of the Goldfields (1929); reminiscences of pioneering. Sheila Laver's papers include scrapbooks, cards, certificates, invitations, legal papers, letters, photographs, poems, programmes, reports, speeches telegrams and other family and general documents.

74 cm.

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