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The ship 'Pamir', a four-masted barque used from 1931 in the Australian wheat trade. [B 78620/37] • Photograph

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Summary

Wheat is shipped by the Union in sailer, steamer and motor vessel - in bags or bulk. Above is the 'Pamir' laden with Farmers' Union grain from Port Victoria to United Kingdom.

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Physical description

Photograph (black and white print), 20 cm x 25 cm.

Dates / Publication details

Approximately 1938

Photographer

Smith, D. Darian

Subject

South Australian Farmers' Co-operative Union
Royal Adelaide Show
Milk trade -- South Australia
Dairying -- South Australia
Egg trade -- South Australia -- Mile End
Poultry industry -- South Australia
Wool industry -- South Australia
Wheat -- South Australia
Delivery of goods -- South Australia
Mile End (S.A.)
Murray Bridge (S.A.)
Woodside (S.A.)
Meadows (S.A.)
Stansbury (S.A.)
Orroroo (S.A.)
Eudunda (S.A.)
Naracoorte (S.A.)
Port Adelaide (S.A.)
Ungarra (S.A.)
Mount Gambier (S.A.)

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Historical information

The South Australian Farmer's Co-operation Union, now operating as Farmers Union, was founded in 1888 in Jamestown, SA. By the early 20th century it produced grain, agricultural machinery and equipment and dairy products. It had factories from the Eyre Peninsula to Mount Gambier. The brand still exists, most notably for its Iced Coffee, but it has been bought out by a series of larger companies since 1991.

Digitisation information

Date

14/03/2023

Format

image/tiff

Resolution

6,588 x 5,110 pixels (33.7 MP)

Size

101.02 MB

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