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Polly Williams was born in Sussex, England on 5th January 1950. She was the third child of the actor and dramatist Hugh Williams from his second marriage to the Australian-born actress and dramatist Margaret Vyner. She was educated at Cobham Hall in Kent and at finishing school in Madrid, Spain. She had a career as an actress and model. Her brothers were the poet Hugo Williams and the actor Simon Williams. She died in the London Clinic, following a long battle with cancer on 24th June 2004, aged 54. She is survived by her widower the actor Nigel Havers, two sons from her first marriage and a stepdaughter from her second. |
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This is the sandbox page for information about digital collections of the [[University of Otago]] Library, including the [[Hocken Collections]]. |
This is the sandbox page for information about digital collections of the [[University of Otago]] Library, including the [[Hocken Collections]]. |
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Latest revision as of 06:16, 24 December 2019
Polly Williams was born in Sussex, England on 5th January 1950. She was the third child of the actor and dramatist Hugh Williams from his second marriage to the Australian-born actress and dramatist Margaret Vyner. She was educated at Cobham Hall in Kent and at finishing school in Madrid, Spain. She had a career as an actress and model. Her brothers were the poet Hugo Williams and the actor Simon Williams. She died in the London Clinic, following a long battle with cancer on 24th June 2004, aged 54. She is survived by her widower the actor Nigel Havers, two sons from her first marriage and a stepdaughter from her second.
This is the sandbox page for information about digital collections of the University of Otago Library, including the Hocken Collections.
1. In New Zealand university private presses have been significant in the private press movement.[1]. Private presses are active at three New Zealand universities: Auckland (Holloway Press), Victoria (Wai-te-ata Press) and Otago (Otakou Press).
2. I've fixed up the reference step-by-step for you; please review the edit summaries (start here). The underlying problem is that you are trying to do too much with one citation; if you want to refer to the website, as well as a specific figure on that website, simply use two separate citations. One is now there, and you could add Template:Cite AV media to create a second one that links directly to the photo. Schwede66 03:37, 3 June 2015 (UTC)
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- ^ Vangioni, Peter (2012). Pressed Letters: Fine Printing in New Zealand since 1975, 30 August – 24 September 2012 (PDF). Christchurch, NZ: Christchurch Art Gallery. Retrieved 10 June 2015.