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1887 Colonel Price and Victorian Mounted Rifles Yarra sign on top of the

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sign on top of the theatre reads 'Barrister'

demolished in 1964 to make way for the horrible Gas and Fuel Corporation twin towers

one can stand in that exact location on the Treasury steps

the highest point in the City of Melbourne

1887 Colonel Price and Victorian Mounted Rifles Yarra sign on top of theAn illustration from the "Illustrated Australian News" of 1887. The artist was George Rossi Ashton (1857 1942). Ashton was born in England and emigrated to Australia in 1879. A painter and illustrator, he covered many topical events of the period including the capture of Ned Kelly in 1880. He worked for the 'Illustrated London News', the 'Illustrated Australian News' and, from 1888 to 1893, as staff artist for the 'Bulletin'. The younger brother of

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