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VOICE OF THE MOUNTAINS, EDITION 23, 2000

Carinya, circa 1900-1910.

LIBERAL LEAFLET INSULTING SAYS IVES

ASSOCIATES OF THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN NEWSLETTER No 11. July 1987

LOVICK FAMILY COLLECTION. MERRIJIG HOTEL

Blue heeler sitting on his kennel

Convent of Mercy

William John Davies and sons. Left to right: William John, Bill (eldest), Eddie, Jack, Richard and Albert.

Old Monier Bridge – Ford’s Creek

The Post Office at Gaffneys Creek. The Post Office had opened by 1866, the first postmaster being one Christy Dockendorf, a wine and spirit merchant who also kept a general store.

Railway Centenary Re- Enactment 1891-1991 .

ABC 7.30 REPORT. VICTORIAN LIBERAL GOVERNMENT’S RE-INTRODUCTION OF CATTLE TO THE HIGH COUNTRY AS A SCIENTIFIC TRIAL

Mansfield Railway Station – left hand front view – 1994

DROVING IN GIPPSLAND ALBUM. CATTLE IN YARDS. MAN CLOSING GATE

Mansfield Retravision Store, 54-56 High Street, Mansfield.

Studying plans for Bindaree

CHANNEL 7 NEWSCLIP. 1989. EVICTION NOTICE PROTEST AT WATCHBED CREEK

Anthony Bell in shearing shed, October 1990.

St Francis Xavier Church. Hibernian Society – Archbishop Mannix in centre.

ROSS BLAIR. MOUNTAIN CATTLEMAN. (BOGONG HIGH PLAINS)

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