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Yarraville Refinery. Shows Chief Engineer's office and the road between the Raw Sugar Store and the Boiler House.

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This large establishment, owned by the Colonial Sugar Refining Company on the bank of the river at Yarraville, was for years a conspicuous object in the panorama of Melbourne and filled an important place in the Colonial Sugar Refining Company industry. (ref. The Age, 5 July 1890)

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/49227

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CSR Photographs : Australian Mills and Plantations

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Yarraville Refinery, Victoria

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1940

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