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Housewarming party at Sedgely Grange, Newmarket, 1900Locomobile at the front of the Trackson's home, Sedgley Grange, 1900Sandgate beach in 1900Scene at Eagle Farm racecourse, Brisbane, 1900Lady Lamington decorating the racehorse Master Bernie at Eagle Farm racecourse, Brisbane, 1900Large party of people gathered for a house warming at 'Sedgley Grange', Newmarket, Brisbane, 1900On the banks of Kedron Brook, Toombul, Brisbane, 1900William Ross' Butcher Shop in Ipswich Road, Woolloongabba, 1900Musgrave Market with fresh meat ready for sale by Birt and Company on Musgrave Wharf, 1900Christmas day at the Trackson residence, Newmarket, Brisbane, 1900Astill & Freeman's leather factory, South Brisbane, 1900Men reading The Queenslander newspaper at the Fort Lytton camp, 1900