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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 LOADED ONTO TRUCKS FOR MARKET. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT H. K. CULLEN)
BARMERA, SA 1944-07. THE PIGGERY, LOVEDAY INTERNMENT GROUP. ON THE RIGHT ARE THE THATCHED BREEDING PENS AND FEEDING TROUGHS AND ON THE LEFT SOWS AND LITTERS FORAGING IN THE PIG RUNS. A LIGHT RAILWAY I
BARMERA, SA 1944-07. THE PIGGERY, LOVEDAY INTERNMENT GROUP. SOME WEANER PIGS IN PENS AT THE BACK OF THE BREEDING AREA. JAPANESE INTERNEES ARE CUTTING WOOD IN THE RIGHT BACKGROUND. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT H.
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
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. CORPORAL BRADLEY, THE BOILER ATTENDANT (FAR RIGHT) AND OTHER UNIDENTIFIED AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS OUTSIDE THE BOILER HOUSE. WHEN THE PIGGERY STA
BARMERA, SA 1944-02-28. THE PIGGERY, LOVEDAY INTERNMENT GROUP. SOME OF THE FIRST FORTY PIGS TO BE SENT TO MARKET. 36 WERE SLAUGHTERED AS 1ST CLASS BACONERS AND AVERAGED OVER SIX POUNDS STERLING EACH.
