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The Herald
no.
18332
15 February
1936
20094287
1936
newspaper issue
1936
pg.
4
Note: Epigraph: "A reasonable desire for peace and quietude on the part of a little black bee, who is the natural pollinator of the ti-tree, is said to account for the dying out of this shrub along Melbourne's nearer foreshores. The little creature loves solitude and retreats before man's activities, seeking lonelier sanctuaries afar."
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