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BARMERA, SA 1944-05-01. THE PIGGERY, LOVEDAY INTERNMENT GROUP. A FARM WORKER HELPS A RELUCTANT PIG (OF THE "TAMWORTH" BREED) UP A LOADING RAMP TO THE CONVERTED THREE TON TRUCK WHICH TOOK THE SECOND BATCH OF 34 PIGS TO MARKET. THEY WERE TAKEN DIRECTLY TO THE ABATTOIR BY ROAD, A PROCEDURE THAT WAS FOLLOWED WITH ALL SUBSEQUENT BATCHES TO SAVE RAIL HANDLING. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT H. K. CULLEN)
BARMERA, SA 1944-05-01. THE PIGGERY, LOVEDAY INTERNMENT GROUP. LEFT TO RIGHT: DRIVER (DVR) J. CLEGGETT, PRIVATE F. J. LANGMAN, WARRANT OFFICER 1 A. HABEL, CAPTAIN F. E. R. KASEHAGEN, SERGEANT G. B. LE
BARMERA, SA 1945-06-01. THE PIGGERY, LOVEDAY INTERNMENT GROUP. "TAMWORTH" SOWS AND LITTERS AT A DRINKING TROUGH IN ONE OF THE LARGE PIG RUNS. THE CONCRETE APRON FACILITATED CLEANING AND HELPED CONTRIB
BARMERA, SA 1944-07. THE PIGGERY, LOVEDAY INTERNMENT GROUP. ONE OF THE PIG PADDOCKS WITH A BRUSH SLEEPING SHELTER IN THE DISTANCE. THE PIGS HAD MANY ACRES OF CLEAN SANDY SOIL TO ROOT ABOUT IN AND THES
BARMERA, SA 1945-06-01. THE PIGGERY, LOVEDAY INTERNMENT GROUP. THESE PIGS, ALL NEARLY FULL GROWN "WHITE GILTS", WERE BRED AT LOVEDAY. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT H. K. CULLEN)
BARMERA, SA 1944-07. THE PIGGERY, LOVEDAY INTERNMENT GROUP. THE THATCHED BREEDING PENS FROM THE TOP OF THE BOILER HOUSE. IN THE FOREGROUND ARE THE SCALES AND THE RACE FROM WHICH FATTENED PIGS WERE LOA
BARMERA, SA 1943-10-19. THE PIGGERY, LOVEDAY INTERNMENT GROUP. JAPANESE INTERNEES CONSTRUCTING BREEDING PENS FROM LOCALLY QUARRIED STONE AND UTILISING MORTAR CONTAINING LIME BURNT AND CRUSHED BY INTER
