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Nielsen, Niels Rasmus Wilson

Jack Lang in his office

Railway to the Circular Quay c1890

The Five Pounds Baby Bonus 29 June 1912

The arrest of Governor Bligh 1808

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Politics and Government

Nielsen, Niels Rasmus Wilson

Politician and trade unionist who grew up in Young and worked as a carpenter before joining the Amalgamated Shearers' Union of Australasia in 1887 and eventually entering politics with the newly formed Labor Party.

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Jack Lang in his office

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State Library of New South Wales

[hood_04226 / Home and Away 4226]

Railway to the Circular Quay c1890

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State Library of New South Wales

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The Five Pounds Baby Bonus 29 June 1912

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National Library of Australia

[via Trove nla.news-article112714517]

(PREMIER FISHER (to Australian mother): 'Here's our 5 pound Bonus for the baby, madam, and don't you forget it at the elections.' AUSTRALIAN MOTHER (with scorn): 'Five Pounds! Can you really spare it? Still, it is not a 5 pound note. Your high prices have tuned it into a 3 pound note. Besides, you want my baby for cannon food. I'll not forget it!', The Newsletter: an Australian Paper for Australian People, 29 June 1912, pg 1)

The arrest of Governor Bligh 1808

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From the collections of the

State Library of New South Wales

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(Mitchell Library)

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