Archibald Howie (politician)

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rdf:type	Person educated at Sydney Boys High School owl:NamedIndividual 1879 birth 1943 death Australian builder Scottish emigrant to colonial Australia Civic Reform Association politician Australian corporate director Member of the New South Wales Legislative Council United Australia Party member of the Parliament of New South Wales Australian chairperson of corporations
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skos:prefLabel	Archibald Howie (politician)
skos:altLabel	Archibald Howie Sir Archibald Howie
clgo:birthDate	1879-05-12
clgo:birthPlace	New South Wales United Kingdom Glasgow Sydney Lanarkshire Scotland
clgo:birthYear	1879
clgo:deathDate	1943-10-26
clgo:deathPlace	New South Wales Hunters Hill, New South Wales
clgo:deathYear	1943
clgo:nationality	Australians
clgo:occupation	Board of directors
clgo:party	Civic Reform Association United Australia Party

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