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Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - Ford Kitchen and William Condron, Centenary Dinner for J Kitchen & Sons
... Ford Kitchen and William Condron, Centenary Dinner for J...william condron...) on left and William Condron at the Centenary Dinner for J Kitchen... slowly arthur nicholson william condron tommy breen Black ...Black and white photograph (copy) of Mr F B Kitchen (Ford) on left and William Condron at the Centenary Dinner for J Kitchen & Sons, July 10, 1956industry - manufacturing, sport - cricket, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, j kitchen & sons pty ltd, f b (ford) kitchen, george nicholson, charlie slowly, arthur nicholson, william condron, tommy breen -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - Cricket team, J Kitchen & Sons
... william condron... slowly arthur nicholson william condron tommy breen c1920/30s ...c1920/30s black and white photograph (copy) of the cricket team of J Kitchen & Sonsindustry - manufacturing, sport - cricket, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, j kitchen & sons pty ltd, f b (ford) kitchen, george nicholson, charlie slowly, arthur nicholson, william condron, tommy breen -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - Cricket team, J Kitchen & Sons
... william condron... arthur nicholson william condron tommy breen c1920/30s black ...The man sitting extreme left in the front row is Fred Nicholson's father George Nicholson, Charlie Slowly is oh his right (Charlie later worked at Faram Bros Hardware). The leftmost man in cricket whites in the second row is Fred's uncle, Arthur Nicholson. Another uncle, William 'Bill' Condon is to his right. The man fourth from the left in the back row is Tommy Breen. He was the supervisor of the Velvet Soap room and lived in Dorcas Street.c1920/30s black and white photograph (original) of the cricket team of J Kitchen & Sonsindustry - manufacturing, sport - cricket, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, j kitchen & sons pty ltd, george nicholson, charlie slowly, arthur nicholson, william condron, tommy breen