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Letter - CSIRAC, Kyneton Business & Professional Women's Club, 9 Feb 1959 Document Reg. No: HT 22981

Letter - CSIRAC, Kyneton Business & Professional Women's Club, 9 February 1959
Summary:
Letter from H.Hoffman, Kyneton Business & Professional Women's Club to Dr Hirst dated 9 Feb 1959. The letter is a thank you to Dr Hirst for his presentation.
Description:
Single page letter with typed black text.
Acquisition Information:
Donation from University of Melbourne (The) Computer Science & Software Engineering Department
Discipline: Technology
Dimensions: 209 mm (Width), 267 mm (Length)

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Tagged with: computing, csirac computer, computers, computer software
Themes this item is part of: Frank Hirst, Computer Scientist & CSIRAC Specialist (circa 1930s-?), CSIRAC Collection, Information & Communication Collection
Primary Classification: COMPUTING & CALCULATING
Secondary Classification: Digital Computing
Tertiary Classification: paperwork & documentation
Addressed To: Frank Hirst - University of Melbourne (The), Parkville, Victoria, Australia, 09 Feb 1959

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