Australian Newletter Moves To Preserve King’s Cross Trading

Press, Volume CII, Issue 30044, 31 January 1963, Page 18

Australian Newletter Moves To Preserve King’s Cross Trading

(W fbank poooaooatML JtXPX festal Ciiiiipmflntfl Jib SYDNEY. “Have you aver been to tee Kind’s Cross, rum the title o( a popular eong. . Thorn who have been to thb remtrltabie section of Sydney can well appreciate that any intertaunoo wra XFmo would be etoongly resented and opposed*

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