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New South Wales State Conservatorium Quartet string quartet, Sydney city centre (c. 1924)

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New South Wales State Conservatorium Quartet string quartet

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Sydney ferry KULGOA KULGOA in Circular Quay 1924Sydney ferry KUTTABUL seen from HMS Hood, 1924Old Milsons Point railway station on the last day of operation 26 April 1924Sydney ferry KAREELA after smash, 1924HMS Hood in Sydney Harbour, 1924Eadith Walker Cazneaux, 1924Lavender Bay Station - under construction, 1924Opening of Tenders (Sydney Harbour Bridge), c. 1924Watching the departure of the Australian Olympic Team on the S.S. "Ormonde", 1924, c. 1924Escalators. New Lavender Bay Station, 1924Dawes Point, pre-1924Woolloomooloo Wharf, c. 1924