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    Albina Brookes

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    Albina was born in 1855 in Victoria to Edward Hopkins and his wife Eliza (nee Oxley). In 1885 Albina was appointed as an agent by the trustees of the Savings Bank of Australia. Albina married Charles Edward Brookes, police constable based at Burrundie, on 5 December 1888 in Norwood South Australia. They had four children born and registered in the Northern Territory: Ruth Adelaide born 28 February 1893; Darwinia Selian May born 23 May 1894; Jessie Henrietta Bucle born 27 April 1895; and Henry Edward Hopkins born 10 May 1896. In 1895 when Albina was 39, she was one of the 82 women who enrolled to vote after the franchise was granted to South Australian and Territory women in 1894. Albina registered at the Burrundie polling place. Her occupation was listed as "married woman". Albina died in Adelaide, South Australia in 1934.Pionee

    Albina Simenic's Dress Design

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    A sample of Albina Simenic's work before the war when she was a fashion designer and illustrator in Cleveland, Ohi

    2019-03-12 Albina Khaliapova, DMA Solo Piano Recital

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    This recital is given in partial fulfillment of the requirements of the Doctor of Musical Arts degree. Albina is from the Studio of Prof. Michael Gurt

    Albina Simenic's Original Design for The National Screw & Manufacturing Company Logo

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    Albina Simenic's original design for The National Screw & Manufacturing Company log

    Albina

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    Albina. - An.1(1866)-An.11(1876). - Viena, 1866-1876. -  ; 50 cm

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    Albina. - An.1(1866)-An.11(1876). - Viena, 1866-1876. -  ; 50 cm

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    Albina. - An.1(1866)-An.11(1876). - Viena, 1866-1876. -  ; 50 cm
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