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Report

Authors
Advisory Council of Science and Industry
Title
Report of the Executive Committee of the Commonwealth Advisory Council of Science and Industry: for the year ended 30th June 1918
Imprint
Government of the Commonwealth of Australia, Melbourne, 1918, 64 pp
Url
http://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-2004795988
Description

Prepared under the Authority of Senator The Hon. E.J. Russell, Vice-President of the Executive Council (Vice-Chairman of the Advisory Council)

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  • Advisory Council of Science and Industry, Report of the Executive Committee of the Commonwealth Advisory Council of Science and Industry: covering the period from the date of the appointment of the Executive Committee (14th April, 1916) to the 30th June 1917 (Melbourne: Commonwealth Government Printer, 1917). https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-2788471586. Details
  • Advisory Council of Science and Industry, Resolutions passed by the Advisory Council, July 1917, together with, Report and recommendations on the organization and work of the proposed permanent Institute of Science and Industry (Melbourne: Government of Australia, 1917), 10 pp. Details

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