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| Name | Melbourne processions - Salvation Army's Annual dinner for poor followed by public Meet (1891-12-27) |
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| Description | Purpose: Annual dinner for poor followed by public Meet. Participants: Salvation Army. Time: 14:15. Procession Route: Temperence Hall; Little Bourke Street; Spring Street; Little Lonsdale Street; Lonsdale Street; Russell Street; Temperence Hall. Note: If the exact day of the procession is unknown, the date is shown as a range from the 1st to the last day of the month, rather than as a specific day. |
| Type | Journey |
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| Number of places | 6 |
| Contributor | Mitchell Harrop |
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| Allow ANPS? | No |
| Citation | Appendix III, part 2, Processions Granted (Brown-May, 1993, p. 415-488). Brown-May, A. (1993). “The itinerary of our days”: The historical experience of the street in Melbourne, 1837–1923 (Doctoral dissertation, PhD thesis, University of Melbourne). |
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| Date From | 1891-12-27 |
| Date To | 1891-12-27 |
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| Added | 2024-10-11 11:47:50 |
| Updated | 2024-10-24 14:12:59 |