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- ↑ "Publications". Royal Western Australian Historical Society. Retrieved 15 May 2016.
- ↑ Royal Western Australian Historical Society (1927), Early days : journal and proceedings of the Royal Western Australian Historical Society, The Society, ISSN 0312-6145
- ↑ Western Australian Historical Society (1938), Early days : journal and proceedings, Western Australian Historical Society, The Society, ISSN 1837-851X
