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Raise a toast to the Socceroos at the FIFA World Cup

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Raise a toast to the Socceroos at the FIFA World Cup

ELTHAMbookshop, Veneto Club Melbourne and Hardie Grant Publishing

invite you to celebrate with

Meet Roy Hay and Bill Murray, academic historians and devoted football fans, as they present an entertaining account ofThe History of Australian FootballIllustrated with 400 wonderful archive photos and published in lavish large-format hardback this book is full of colour, lively pen-portraits of key figures and fresh detail. Spanning 150 years it is a rich history that has its roots in immigration and the rapidly developing national identity.

Date: Sunday, July 13th Time: 4.00pm to 5.30pm Venue: The Gondola Room, Veneto Club, 119 Bulleen Road, Bulleen Cost: $50.00 per person; $55.00 per family(one adult and one young player(below 18) includes a signed copy of the limited edition of the book (RRP $45.00), an illustrated presentation by the authors, a welcome drink and light refreshments.

Only 50 copies of the book left so first in, best dressed Prepaid early bookings are essential: 9439 8700

Meera Govil

Australian Booksellers Association Bookseller of the Year

ELTHAMbookshop
9439 8700
970 Main Road, Eltham
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