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South Melbourne Ladies' Benevolent Society (1875 - 1982)

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Function: Welfare organisation
Location: South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

The South Melbourne Ladies' Benevolent Society began in July 1875, when the Emerald Hill Benevolent Society formally handed over its work to a committee of women and continued to operate for one hundred and seven years. It provided relief to destitute families in the area. It was acknowledged as ' one of the best managed societies of its kind'.

 
Sources used to compile this entry: Priestley, Susan, South Melbourne: a history, Carlton, Vic., Melbourne University Press, 1995, pp.223-25.
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  • Priestley, Susan, South Melbourne: a history, Melbourne University Press, Carlton, Vic., 1995, 455 pp. [ Details... ]

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