Charles Hawker - CaLiGraph

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rdf:type	Accidental death in Victoria (Australia) Victim of aviation accidents or incidents in Australia owl:NamedIndividual 1894 birth 1938 death 20th-century Australian politician Alumnus of Trinity College, Cambridge Australian person of English descent British Army personnel of World War I Member of the Australian House of Representatives for Wakefield Somerset Light Infantry officer United Australia Party member of the Parliament of Australia Victim of aviation accidents or incidents in 1938 Australian book and manuscript collector Member of the Cabinet of Australia Old Geelong Grammarians Person educated at Geelong Grammar School
rdfs:label	Charles Hawker
owl:sameAs	dbr:Charles_Hawker
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skos:prefLabel	Charles Hawker
skos:altLabel	Charles Allan Seymour Hawker Scholarship
clgo:almaMater	Trinity College, Cambridge
clgo:birthDate	1894-05-16
clgo:birthPlace	Geelong Bungaree, South Australia Victoria (Australia)
clgo:birthYear	1894
clgo:deathDate	1938-10-25
clgo:deathPlace	Australia Mount Dandenong, Victoria
clgo:deathYear	1938
clgo:party	Nationalist Party (Australia) United Australia Party
is clgo:leader of	Department of Commerce (Australia)
is clgo:relation of	David Hawker

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