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"The Caves House, Yallingup, near Busselton, which has been granted a hotel license."

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English: Black and white photograph of Caves House (now Caves House Hotel) near Ngilgi Cave (formerly Yallingup Cave).
Date 18 june 1904
Source (18 June 1904). "YALLINGUP CAVES HOUSE.". Western Mail XIX, (964): 30. Retrieved on 15 November 2022.
Author Coyarre (nom-de-plume of Amelia Bunbury)

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