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Title: Mayor and Brindle's Spearwood gardens, 1914 [picture]
Imprint: Perth : Western Mail, 1914
Notes: Published in the Western Mail, 17 July 1914, page 23. Digital copy taken from microfilm at the State Library of WA in October 2018.
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Summary: Messrs. Jim Brindle and Alfred Mayor took up 10 acres of land on Hamilton Road in Spearwood around 1907, and within seven years had transformed it into what some observers called "the best cultivated ten acres in the Commonwealth". They planted a large orchard, and in between their fruit trees they grew every imaginable kind of vegetable, winning awards at all the local agricultural shows.
Subject: Market gardens -- Cockburn region (W.A.)Cockburn Region (W.A.) -- Spearwood
Mayor and Brindle's Spearwood gardens, 1914 [picture]

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