King Street and Wellington Street name signs.

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BLAKEY
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"Municipal Buildings" could also include the Civic Hall from 1933 onwards.
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Sorry - double post
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Thanks uncle mick for that. I notice in the photo's description it mentions the "cigarette machine". I don't know for sure but I think cigarette machines are something that are not seen anymore. I wonder what "War-Hitler's confession" was? This photo that I took on September 21 2013 can be used as a comparison of the photo in Leodis that is dated June 17 1939.
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uncle mick wrote: A picture of the sign in 1939 Thanks indeed uncle mick - a great picture and the Wolseley 10 or 12 and the Horsfield tram have me dreaming of a grander age - "rose tinted glasses" ?? , well maybe but its still a time that means a heck of a lot to me.
There's nothing like keeping the past alive - it makes us relieved to reflect that any bad times have gone, and happy to relive all the joyful and fascinating experiences of our own and other folks' earlier days.

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