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CATTLEMAN COMPETITION

Rene Dundas

Mansfield Timber Products. – New hopper being installed – the old hopper was burnt. Sheets on the side of the mill, shown, are asbestos.

Tolmie Catholic Church

PRESERVE HERITAGE

FOOTAGE FROM SNOWY PLAINS PROTEST 1989 – MINISTER KAY SETCHES 3

McCashney’s first mill at Toombullup.

Mansfield Red Cross

HIGH COUNTRY CATTLE HOMELAND AT RISK

A1 mine directors and mine office 1930.

OPINION PIECE IN COBRAM COURIER

Alex Trahair at Howitt Hut

Boorolite Picnic, Hearn’s Crossing. Easter Monday 1939

Councillors left to right: Len Lynch, Jack Purcell, Ann Bell, Len Coker (back view) and John Reardon

Separation and feed conveyor at mine

To the point calendar- Peg Martin

1919 Children’s Peace Medallion.

THROUGH THE SLIPRAILS OF TIME. FAMILY HISTORIES OF MANSFIELD AND DISTRICT. VOLUME 2.

Reardon phosphate mine, Howes Creek Road

World War I Recruits Training Camp – possibly Geelong Show Grounds or Broadmeadows, Victoria, Circa 1915

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