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Journal Article

Author
Veale, W. C. D.
Title
Chairman's Address [Adelaide Division] - Development in Municipal Government in the metropolitan area of Adelaide, during the past 20 Years
In
Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
Imprint
vol. 5, no. 9, Sep 1933, pp. 351-353
Description

Abstract of the Chairman's Address by W. C. D. Veale, MIEAust, to the Adelaide Division of The Institution, 19th May, 1933.

Abstract

The subject matter of the Chairman's Address reviewed the development of Municipal Government in the metropolitan area of Adelaide during the past twenty years, particularly from the engineering point of view. The Chairman stated that this progress was inseparable from the State's prosperity, or, in other words, the municipal progress and development was on account of the State's prosperity during the period under review.

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