Dame Roma Mitchell Statue

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Rome • Mitchell statue Dame Roma Mitchell Statue located on the shaded lawn of North Street North Terrace on the south side of the Governor General's Mansion in South Australia. Rome • Mrs Mitchell Dame Roma Mitchell (1913.10.2~2000.3.5) Female Sir, recipient of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of the Order of First female legal adviser to the British royal family in South Australia, royal lawyer, female justice of the Supreme Court of South Australia (1965-1983), president of the University of Adelaide (1983-1990), superintendent of the University of Adelaide, 31st Governor of South Australia (1991.2.6~1996.7.21). She excelled at the University of Adelaide, completing five years of her course in four years, becoming Australia's first Queen's Advocate in 1962 and the first female Commonwealth Supreme Court judge in 1965. Rome Mrs Mitchell died on March 5, 2000, aged 86. The state held a state funeral for her. Picture1-2: Mrs Mitchell's statue and introduction; Picture 3: South Australia Governor's Office; Picture 4 South Australia Parliament Building; Picture 5: The main building of the University of Adelaide where Mrs Mitchell was former President.