Crocodiles, Death Adders—and Gold Australian Woman’s Adventures
Although she has spent several years in the tropics, suffering the hardships of a pioneer, Mrs. B. Harper, one of Australia’s few…
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Mining & the mines, 1937
130 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 7 of 7
Civic Farewell to Mr. W. H. Bentley Presentation of Inscribed Gold Watch
After a resisdence of eleven years in our midst as C.P. Inspector, Mr. W. H. Bentley left on Tuesday for Sydney, where…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Leadville Copper Mine Huge Body of Rich Ore
Mr. A. Dawson, of Gulgong, has supplied us (says the "Gulgong Advertiser") with [?]ome very interesting information…
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It is New Year's Day, 1851. The sun has crossed the range, and approaches to the noon. It is a roasting day. In the many gullies and on the…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Old Goldfields Tambaroora No. 3 by Will Carter. (Copyright). the Novelty of Names
There is endless variety in the names we carry through life, yet, greater by far, are the nicknames men 'bestow upon one another when…
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Gold, gold, why art thou silent, Hidden from sight 'neath the gravel and grass? Wouldst thou but whisper, revealing…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Latest Telegrams International Chinese Cease Work in Mines. London
A Singapore message states 700 Chinese, employed in the Japanese owned Iron Mine at Johore, refused to work, declaring the result…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Old Gold-fields Tambaroora No. 5 Nuggety Nat's Luck (Copyright, by Will Cartel) the Prospect
"Fill up a dish for a prospect, Jock," It was "Nuggety Nat" who spoke To his mate, Jock Bell, the "Turon Swell,"…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →The Old Goldfields Tambaroora No 6 a Two-storey Pub — Old Time Taverns — Early Storekeepers — Chinese Stores Popular — a Plucky Woman's Reward (Copyright by Will Carter) Long's Two-storey Pub
Reference has been already made to John Long as a business man with numerous interests at Tambaroora in the early days. Judging by his…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Old Goldfields Tambaroora No. 7 Quaint Cristenings Spiritual Needs a Slab and Bark Church First Resident Clergyman First Police Magistrate (Copyright by Will Carter) QUAINTCHRISTENINGS
Circumsta[?]s alter names as well as cases. MrsDicky Todd, of early Tambaroora, id set her heart upon calling her neborn son after a…
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