Ian Macfarlan - CaLiGraph

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rdf:type	owl:NamedIndividual 1881 birth 1964 death 20th-century Australian politician 20th-century birth Australian person of Scottish descent Head of government of Australian states and territories Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly Treasurer of Victoria Politician from Melbourne Premier of Victoria Premier of Victoria in office
rdfs:label	Ian Macfarlan
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skos:prefLabel	Ian Macfarlan
skos:altLabel	Ministerial Ministerialist Macfarlan Ian MacFarlan John Macfarlan
clgo:birthDate	1881-11-21
clgo:birthName	John Robert Macfarlan
clgo:birthPlace	Melbourne Australia Carlton, Victoria Victoria (Australia)
clgo:birthYear	1881
clgo:deathDate	1964-03-19
clgo:deathPlace	Melbourne Australia Sandringham, Victoria Victoria (Australia)
clgo:deathYear	1964
clgo:nationality	Australians
clgo:party	Nationalist Party (Australia) Independent politician Liberal Party of Australia (Victorian Division) United Australia Party
clgo:restingPlace	Boroondara General Cemetery

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