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DH 88 Comet Grosvenor House G-ACSS moved into Martin Place (1934)

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DH 88 Comet Grosvenor House G-ACSS moved into Martin Place

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DH 88 Comet Grosvenor House G-ACSS moved into Martin Place

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Anzac Day ceremony at Cenotaph, Martin Place, Sydney, 25 April 1930s Sam hood1930sDeHavilland DH.88 Comet, "Grosvenor House" G-ACSS, in Martin Place, Sydney 12 November 19341934Anzac Day ceremony at Cenotaph Martin Place, 1930s1930sBugler of the Australian Tank Corps blows Last Post, 1930s1930sExcavations for Martin Place extension to Elizabeth Street, 19341934Extension of Martin Place from Pitt Street to Macquarie Street seen from Sydney Hopital with St Stephens Church left and the Commonwealth Bank right, 1934–351934–35Highland Pipe Band march down Martin Place, 1930s1930sInterior Commonwealth Trading Bank Martin Place, 1930s1930sBillie Samuels on a Malvern Star cycle leaving for Melbourne from Martin Place, 4 July 1934, by Sam Hood1934Uniformed Sydney Girl's High School girls singing near 2GB microphone, 1930s - Sam Hood1930sSydney stops for "One minute's silence", the Cenotaph, Martin Place at 11 am 11 Nov 1934 - photograph by Ted Hood1934Armistice at the Cenotaph, Martin Place, Sydney, 1934 - photograph by Sam Hood1934

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Alderman Alfred Livingstone Parker. (1930 - 1935) Lord Mayor, 1934. (Shown here in Lord Mayoral Robes)Italian light cruiser Armando Diaz on a visit to Sydney Oct 27th 1934CBHSLewisham1934Olga Spessiva in Swan Lake costume, 1934 photographer Sydney Fox Studio, 3rd Floor, 88 King St, Sydney (cropped)Sydney ferry CRANE at launch, 1934Charles Ulm's Avro-Fokker 10 aeroplane 'Faith in Australia' 1934Portrait of aviator Jean Batten 1934 05 30Portrait of Clarence Roy McKerihan, President and Commissioner of the Rural Bank of NSW, published in The Sydney Mail (18 April 1934)HR Locke attempting world diving record, Sydney Heads, 1934P. R. Stephensen in Sydney, circa 1934 (cropped), c. 1934Black and White Milk Bar Sydney, 1934Untitled, 1934