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    Thanks to Brian Clark

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    Written by Jean Schofield. Jean started at Newcastle BHP in 1936.

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    The Goverment announced that a Special Issue of 4oz of extra tea.

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    Note, The Tram Lines, the Boxing gloves on the 2 boys in front row, Ell's Book Shop and Coo-ee Clothing Store. Thanks Tiny.
     
     
    Newcastle Police Boys Club, march down Hunter Street, 1942

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    Notice, the sign on the Telegraph pole, "Wait here for Trams" Thanks Tiny, for a look at the past.

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