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In the hushed Australian noontide of 23rd August 1872 England and Australia were inseparably joined by the twist of an iron wire , three miles east of Frew's Ironstone Ponds . From another old camp of John McDouall Stuart , A. Howley ...
In the hushed Australian noontide of 23rd August 1872 England and Australia were inseparably joined by the twist of an iron wire , three miles east of Frew's Ironstone Ponds . From another old camp of John McDouall Stuart , A. Howley ...
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ant - hills , diving into rivers thirty feet steep and roaring out of them to wind through jungle green , they put two thousand three hundred miles behind them in many a lone night - camp to open a motor - car road across Australia .
ant - hills , diving into rivers thirty feet steep and roaring out of them to wind through jungle green , they put two thousand three hundred miles behind them in many a lone night - camp to open a motor - car road across Australia .
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Sixty per cent of that country could be opened up for sheep , the endless bleat that is Australia's national anthem . Progress in the cattle industry depends on prices , now a fanciful £ 40 a head , and on smaller , well - regulated ...
Sixty per cent of that country could be opened up for sheep , the endless bleat that is Australia's national anthem . Progress in the cattle industry depends on prices , now a fanciful £ 40 a head , and on smaller , well - regulated ...
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Contents
Chapter Page I WINGED VICTORY | 1 |
LAND OF THE MOONBOW | 17 |
VIKINGS OF THE ARAFURA | 31 |
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| Title | The Territory |
| Author | Ernestine Hill |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Angus and Robertson, 1955 |
| Original from | University of Iowa |
| Digitized | 27 Aug 2021 |
| Length | 454 pages |
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