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Mayoress of Newcastle (Mrs. Parker) greeting passengers of the ship "Ulysses"
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CreatorThe Newcastle Sun
InformationA version of this photo appeared in The Newcastle Sun, 31 Oct 1932, page 8. "Welcomed World Travellers". The photo appeared with the caption: "The Mayoress of Newcastle (Mrs. Parker) and girl members of the Newcastle branch of the C.W.A., who met the travel ship Ulysses this morning and presented many of the women passengers with bouquets. Captain Williams, the master if the vessel, is in the centre."
Full story in The Newcastle Sun, 31 Oct 1932, page 1. "Sunny Welcome for Ulyssess Visitors". "In the beautiful sunshine of a typical Australian summer day, the Blue Funnel liner, Ulysses steamed into Newcastle Harbor this morning, her railings lines with 120 passengers, already captivated with Australia, but anxious to see more of it. Newcastle gave the visitors from Britain a welcome..."NewsJournalismMayoressesDate31st October 1932
InformationA version of this photo appeared in The Newcastle Sun, 31 Oct 1932, page 8. "Welcomed World Travellers". The photo appeared with the caption: "The Mayoress of Newcastle (Mrs. Parker) and girl members of the Newcastle branch of the C.W.A., who met the travel ship Ulysses this morning and presented many of the women passengers with bouquets. Captain Williams, the master if the vessel, is in the centre."Full story in The Newcastle Sun, 31 Oct 1932, page 1. "Sunny Welcome for Ulyssess Visitors". "In the beautiful sunshine of a typical Australian summer day, the Blue Funnel liner, Ulysses steamed into Newcastle Harbor this morning, her railings lines with 120 passengers, already captivated with Australia, but anxious to see more of it. Newcastle gave the visitors from Britain a welcome..."
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PlaceNewcastle, NSW
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The Newcastle Sun, Mayoress of Newcastle (Mrs. Parker) greeting passengers of the ship "Ulysses" (31st October 1932), [ASUN0047B2]. Living Histories, accessed 18/01/2025, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/3871