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PRESERVATIVE TREATMENT OF FENCE POSTS (PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO WESTERN AUSTRALIA

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1932

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Dark grey cover with black lettering and Commonwealth of Australia Insignia at top of cover. Council for Scientific and Industrial Research. Pamphlet No. 24. Melbourne 1932. The Preservative Treatment of Fence Posts (with particular reference to Western Australia) 34 pages, illustrated, diagrams, tables, & appendix 1 - 4.

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cwa-org-51-B2010.120

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CUMMINS, J.E. (M.Sc.)

Keywords

Timber Preservation

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Statement of significance

Preservation of timber from white ants, fungi, rot & fire.

Albany Historical Society Inc

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