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tile. The 1941 works are further described below under "Existing condition and intactness".
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821:Attribution
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284:Cobb and Co
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56:, Australia
1733:Categories
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1566:Camperdown
1536:Queenstown
1518:Hobart GPO
1478:Port Pirie
1434:Townsville
1392:Mudgeeraba
1349:Yungaburra
1339:Stanthorpe
1334:Ravenswood
1314:Crows Nest
1257:Queensland
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1076:Sydney GPO
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691:References
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222:Queensland
155:Designated
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1709:Perth GPO
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1628:Traralgon
1601:Leongatha
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1357:Burketown
1319:Gladstone
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892:Australia
844:CC-BY 4.0
777:1 October
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41:Location
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239:History
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