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PHOTOGRAPH: HUMES SPONSORSHIP, KINGS PARK AND COHUNA WILDLIFE PARK

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div>1999.288.1 PHOTOGRAPH: HUMES SPONSORSHIP, KINGS PARK AND COHUNA WILDLIFE PARK Colour photographs a) Karri log in Kings Park. Grassy area in foreground, trees in background behind log. Mounts holding log made and donated by Humes. b) Machine lifting concrete pipes into place for a wombat display at Cohuna Wildlife Park. Photograph taken looking through diameter of pipe towards the pipe being placed. Humes donated pipe for the display.

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cwa-org-43-1999.288.1

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Photographic Paper

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130 mm

Height or length

88 mm

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Historical and social significancel. Humes pipes used for wombat display, Cohuna Wildlife Park Gosnells. Humes made and donated mount for Kings Park Karri log.

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