Summary
A celebration held by the Australian Natives' Association. A number of people sit at small tea tables in a backyard while others stand watching. There are flags hung on a line and from a tree. Some of the women wear nursing uniforms.
The Australian Natives' Association was established in Melbourne in 1871 as a non-partisan and non-sectarian friendly society for Australian-born, white men seeking to shape Australia's nationhood and identity. The ANA was a strong advocate for Federation and became an advocate for White Australia. It was a staunch supporter of trade protection and immigration restriction, and Prime Minister Alfred Deakin was a member.
Description of Content
A celebration held by the Australian Natives ' Association. A number of people sit at small tea tables in a backyard while others stand watching. There are flags hung on a line and from a tree. Some of the women wear nursing uniforms.
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Acquisition Information
Copied from Beryl Leslie, 01 Aug 1985
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Australian Natives' Association (ANA), Bendigo, Victoria, Australia
A celebration held by the Australian Natives Association (ANA). -
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Negative, 35 mm, Black & White
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Keywords
Celebrations, Ceremonies, Flags, Furnishings, Wars & Conflicts, World War I, 1914-1918
