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A winning Hereford bull at the
Royal Melbourne Show.
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Produce pyramids were a feature
of the Department of Agriculture's exhibits in the Government Pavilion.
Royal Melbourne Show, 1938.
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A
lavish display of bacon, ham and preserved meats. J. C. Hutton's meat displays
were a regular exhibit at the Royal Melbourne Show prior to the Second World
War.
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A pyramid of woollen products
in the Government Pavilion in 1939. A "Triumph of Wool" fashion parade was
held in conjuction with this exhibit. "Men look smarter and feel better
when dressed in wool" show vistors were informed. The Army requisitioned
the show grounds just after the 1939 show and occupied the site until 1946.
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A more austere pyramid of wheat
and grains attracts a crowd at the Royal Melbourne Show, 1952.
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