Alexander Mair

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The Hon. Alexander Mair (Born North Carlton, August 25, 1889; Died Melbourne, August 3, 1969}. Premier of New South Wales August 5, 1939 - May 16, 1941.

Preceded by: Bertram Stevens	Premier of New South Wales 1939-1941	Succeeded by: William McKell

Premiers of New South Wales	Image:New South Wales flag.png
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