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| Essery, G. Vernon Album No.1 |
The Mayoress was the first citizen of Durban to purchase Christmas stamps in this year's campaign. She is seen here with Mrs. T. Wotton (seated) and Mrs. M. Hough |
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| Essery, G. Vernon Album No.1 |
Mrs T.L Blake, Mrs G. Gordon, Mrs V.N Larson, The Mayoress and Mrs J.M Farkas |
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| Essery, G. Vernon Album No.1 |
Reception at Consulate 11 November 1955 |
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| Essery, G. Vernon Album No.1 |
Mr. T. McMurdo, The Mayoress, Mrs McMurdo, Mrs J.W. Saitta and Mrs H. Clausen |
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| Essery, G. Vernon Album No.2 | ||
| Essery, G. Vernon Album No.2 | ||
| Essery, G. Vernon Album No.2 | ||
| Essery, G. Vernon Album No.2 |
Ron Dodge, The Mayor, Jerry Cloutier, Dick Naish |
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| Essery, G. Vernon Album No.2 |
His Worship the Mayor about to hand the casket containing the scroll to Brigadier-General G.M.J. Molyneur, J.P., D.S.O., V.O. conferring upon him the Freedom of the City of Durban. |
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| Essery, G. Vernon Album No.2 |
Miss Milner-Smyth, The Mayoress of Durban (Mrs. G. Vernon Essery), Mayoress of Queensburgh (Mrs. J. Marwick), Deputy Mayoress of Queensburgh (Mrs. P.R. Beldon) |
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| Essery, G. Vernon Album No.2 | ||
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| Essery, G. Vernon Album No.2 |
Golden Jubilee annual General Meeting- 12 December 1955 |
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| Essery, G. Vernon Album No.2 |
Piet Retief Ox Wagon sent on its way by Mayor to take part in Maritzburg Voortrekker Celebrations |
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| Essery, G. Vernon Album No.2 |
Pass the Post Office on the first lap of the journey. |
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| Essery, G. Vernon Album No.2 |
Mrs. T. Meyer (Sec. Treasure of tournament ) the Mayoress (who drew the teams) and Mrs. B. McDonald (President, S.A. Women's Bowling Association). |
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| Essery, G. Vernon Album No.2 |
The Mayoress with some of the children, accepting a sweet from one of the many hundred packets which had been distributed to the children before the show commenced. 20 December 1955 |