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SHIPS IN HARBOUR

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Water colour painting in gouache and ink painting on paper, glued to a stiff paper mounting (top mounted?). A panorama of Princess Royal Harbour Albany, the R.M.S. “Orizaba” is shown just entering the harbour, centre mid image. The steam tug Dunkley is in foreground.

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An unsigned and undated work by George Bourne from c1901 , Albany Western Australia

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cwa-org-51-V1992.75

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Wednesday, 6 August, 2025

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Albany Historical Society Inc

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