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The Pipeclay Club was established on the 16th May, 1881 in Melbourne, Victoria. The Foundation President was Lieutenant-Colonel (later Colonel) R. W. Rede. The Club's first meeting was at the Earl of Zetland Hotel in Swanston Street. Within a year the Club had moved to 'a handsome suite of rooms' at Clement's Royal Arcade Hotel, in Little Collins Street, near the Victoria Arcade^[1] .

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^ H. S. Legge, The Naval and Military Club, Melbourne, 1881-1962 Published by the Committee of the Club, Melbourne, 1962, p. 3.

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[1] H. S. Legge, The Naval and Military Club, Melbourne, 1881-1962 Published by the Committee of the Club, Melbourne, 1962, p. 3.

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