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Description This black and white photo shows a tally clerk sitting with a truck load of beer cases. These cases were the first consignment of liquor following the lifting of Prohibition in the (then) Federal Capital Territory.
Date Taken in November 1928
Source This image is being kept in the National Archives of Australia. See below for their information on this image.
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Title : Laws - Legislation- First consignment of liquor following the lifting of Prohibition in the Federal Capital Territory -Railway truck load of beer cases with a tally clerk Date : 1928 Primary subject : Not Assigned Secondary subject : Not Assigned Image no. : A3560, 4926 Barcode : 3149734 Location : Canberra Find other items in this series : A3560 Series accession number : A3560


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