EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE LISBON LEMON TREE, SEVEN YEARS OLD, IN MESSRS. PHILLIPS AND CO.'S SUNNY SIDE ORCHARD AT DURAL. (Above) A HEAVILY-LADEN TREE OF PARRAMATTA ORANGES. THIS NINE-YEAR-OLD TREE IS CARRYING ABOUT TEN BUSHELS OF FRUIT. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930), Tue 30 Aug 1910, Page 9
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