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NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. DARWIN. MEMBERS OF AN ARMY SUPPLY UNIT RECLAIMING BOXES TO BE USED FOR PACKING PRODUCE FROM AN ARMY FARM SOMEWHERE IN NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. FROM THIS FARM 20,000 POUNDS OF CABBAGES, WEIGHING AS MUCH AS 22 POUNDS AND AVERAGING 10 POUNDS AND 110,000 POUNDS OF TOMATOES HAVE BEEN PICKED. (NEGATIVE BY H. DICK).
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. DARWIN. PACKING TOMATOES GROWN ON AN ARMY FARM SOMEWHERE IN NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. THE TOTAL QUANTITY TO BE PICKED IS CONSIDERABLY IN EXCESS OF 104,000 POUNDS. PACKING TOMATOES ARE PT
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. DARWIN. THESE LARGE CABBAGES WEIGHING 22 POUNDS 9 OUNCES AND 21 POUNDS 3 OUNCES WERE GROWN ON AN ARMY FARM SOMEWHERE IN NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. THEY ARE HELD BY CPL. A. HEMSLEY, OF ASH
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. DARWIN. THESE LARGE CABBAGES WEIGHING 22 POUNDS 9 OUNCES AND 21 POUNDS 3 OUNCES WERE GROWN ON AN ARMY FARM SOMEWHERE IN NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. CPL. A. HEMSLEY, OF ASHTON, S.A. DISPLAY
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. DARWIN. SGT. ERNEST NICHOLSON, OF STANTHORPE, QUEENSLAND, PICKING TOMATOES AT AN ARMY FARM SOMEWHERE IN NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. SINCE THE START OF THE PICKING SEASON 104,000 POUNDS OF
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. DARWIN. A SECTION OF A CABBAGE CROP AT AN ARMY FARM IN NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. THESE CABBAGES AVERAGE 10 POUNDS IN WEIGHT, AND ALREADY 20,000 POUNDS OF CABBAGES HAVE BEEN CUT. (NEGATIV
DARWIN, NORTHERN TERRITORY, AUSTRALIA. 1944-09-01. WX33187 PRIVATE J.D. MCKINLAY GRADING TOMATOES IN THE PACKING SHED OF THE 1ST AUSTRALIAN FARM COMPANY.
