Australia Since the Camera, Volumes 1-3Cheshire, 1972 - History |
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... produce more than 70 per cent of Australia's current gold output . Kalgoorlie today has a population of about 28,000 . The population of Coolgardie , which was more than 20,000 in the boom days , is now about 700 . A homely invention ...
... produce more than 70 per cent of Australia's current gold output . Kalgoorlie today has a population of about 28,000 . The population of Coolgardie , which was more than 20,000 in the boom days , is now about 700 . A homely invention ...
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... produce by coloured labour . ' In comfortably refuting this proposition , if with some honest sweat , Australia gave a lead to the rest of the white world . Wool pressing in 1901 SA 2 Sithal POISTE 319 WUN 10 Though conservatives growled.
... produce by coloured labour . ' In comfortably refuting this proposition , if with some honest sweat , Australia gave a lead to the rest of the white world . Wool pressing in 1901 SA 2 Sithal POISTE 319 WUN 10 Though conservatives growled.
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... production . However , imports of all types were drastically cut and Australia was thrown back on her own resources . The war saw a great expansion in local industry and the development of new commercial ties with Japan , Italy and the ...
... production . However , imports of all types were drastically cut and Australia was thrown back on her own resources . The war saw a great expansion in local industry and the development of new commercial ties with Japan , Italy and the ...
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