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Photograph - Black and white and sepia prints, The Sun-News Pictorial, Back From the Sweet Fragrance of the Bush, 1927

Back From the Sweet Fragrance of the Bush

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(1) Sepia photograph and Newspaper Cutting. Photograph of an illustration from a Newspaper article in the Sun-News Pictorial, Tuesday, September, 27, 1927, "Back from the sweet fragrance of the bush with armfuls of wildflowers for the exhibition of wildflowers to be opened by Lady Somers at St. Kilda Town Hall today. These girls had a happy time at Ringwood yesterday." (2) B/w photograph cut from a journal with the caption, "Students of the Burnley Horticultural College (who started the new term last Tuesday) with Mr. Russ (Practical Demonstrator), Mr. A. Jessep (Principal) and Mr. Harrison (Science Master)." and, "1927."

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B91.273

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1927

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The Sun-News Pictorial

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Photograph - Black and white and sepia prints, The Sun-News Pictorial, Back From the Sweet Fragrance of the Bush, 1927

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