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Government Savings Bank of New South Wales - Barrack Street, Sydney - General Correspondence - Loans - Savings Bank Department - 1914-1915

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External ID6-7-10-3Expanded Number2006/22630TitleGovernment Savings Bank of New South Wales - Barrack Street, Sydney - General Correspondence - Loans - Savings Bank Department - 1914-1915Date01/01/1914 to 31/12/1915TypeFileAccess on Unreserved

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Government Savings Bank of New South Wales - Barrack Street, Sydney - General Correspondence - Loans - Savings Bank Department - 1914-1915

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