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Albert Edwin "Bert" Hamilton (1873–1962) was a South Australian public accountant who had a significant involvement with several major institutions. History Hamilton was the younger son of pastoralist William Hamilton (1830 – 16 June 1911) and Annie Hamilton (c. 1839 – 5 August 1903) of "Strathearn" East Terrace, Adelaide. He was partners with George Wilcox in Koonamore Station, and with Samuel Mills in Lake Everard, Chandada, Beetaloo, Teetulpa and Yackara stations. Hamilton was educated at Prince Alfred College, a consistent prize-winning student and athlete 1882–1889. He studied wool classing and sheep breeding at the School of Mines and Industries, Adelaide. During the Great War, he served as a paymaster, and in September 1917 promoted to major in command of the Australian Army Pay Corps, 4th Military District. Pastoral He inherited his father's position in the firm of Hamilton & Wilcox, Ltd, managers of Koonamore sheep station near Waukaringa, South Australia. The co ...
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