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Swan River, Perth, Western Australia

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View of a bend in the Swan River edged by a road and a row of eucalypt trees. On the far shore a number of houses are visible at the base of a steeply descending ridge of treed land. By the water's edge, several men can be seen among the moored rowing boats while others stroll along the road. On the power pole on the left is written: ARNOTTS; and: (illegible) FLOUR.

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Intercolonial Investment and Land Building Company

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