Corporate Body

Electrical Association of Australia, New South Wales section (1915 - 1919)

From
1915
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
To
1919
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Functions
Association and Society or Membership Organisation

Summary

Formerly the Electrical Association of New South Wales, in 1915 it changed its name to become the New South Wales section of the Electrical Association of Australia.

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 1891 - 1915 Electrical Association of New South Wales
       1915 - 1919 Electrical Association of Australia, New South Wales section

Published resources

See also

Ken McInnes

Created: 5 January 2022

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