W. G. Goetz & Sons History

History of W.G. Goetz engineering, Melbourne, Australia

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Shorthand, Typist Wanted

Not all Goetz jobs were for factory workers. Someone had to do the office work!

Williamstown Chronicle, 8 December 1950, p.3

This entry was posted in Advertising, Employment, Hall Street, Newspaper Clippings on February 25, 2023 by admin.

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