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This 1992 photograph shows the section of Hasting Road at the corner of Dalhousie Lane and Clive Street. The double-storey shophouses feature open verandahs. On a section of the road, there is a continuous white line on the centre and a road marking indicating go straight or turn to a side road. Title devised by Library staff.
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