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Honour Board Boorara/ Waterfall/Golden Ridge – where is it now?

17/09/2014 By Moya Sharp Leave a Comment

As this is the Centenary of the beginning of WW1, I wonder if anyone knows the location of this honour board. The photo was taken in 1961 at a ceremony to unveil an obelisk at Boorara/Waterfall/Golden Ridge. The honour board, which looks like it was brought out for the ceremony, show the names of the […]

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Filed Under: People, Places, Rolls of Honor Tagged With: #Goldenridge #Boorara, Australian History, Goldfields History, Waterfall, Western Australia

The Kalgoorlie Hotels- Judds Pub

10/09/2014 By Moya Sharp Leave a Comment

  Kalgoorlie Hotel ‘Judds Pub’. Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. This photo is not one often seen of this well-known local iconic building. Built c 1896 from ‘white stone’, it has remained a going concern ever since. It hasn’t always been called ‘Judds’, it was named as such from James (Judd) Mahony, who gave his nickname to […]

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Filed Under: Hotels Tagged With: Australian History, Goldfields History, Hotels, Kalgoorlie boulder, Western Australia

The Corner Shop – Elliott and Gaillard

08/09/2014 By Moya Sharp 1 Comment

I am sure that this building in our main street will look familiar to many of my readers. Today it is little changed and is on the corner of Hannan and Porter Streets in Kalgoorlie. Today it is known as ‘Monty’s Restaurant’ formerly Montgomery Bros Drapery and Merchandise.  However, in 1903 the business was as […]

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Filed Under: People Tagged With: Australian History, Goldfields History, Kalgoorlie boulder, Western Australia

The Mermaids

07/09/2014 By Moya Sharp Leave a Comment

  Fancy Dress:    I think that ‘Fancy’ is the wrong description for these young women. They are called ‘The Mermaids’ and I am sure you will agree they are just beautiful. Taken in Kalgoorlie in 1907 Mirror  – Perth – 1 June 1907, page 18 St. John of God’s Hospital Ball, Kalgoorlie  By Aura […]

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North Kalgoorlie School Cadets

09/08/2014 By Moya Sharp 1 Comment

North Kalgoorlie School Cadets, Winners of the Best Shooting School Cadets 1909 Back Row -? SMITH – Jack BACKHOUSE, Captain: Lionel JEFFRIES – E STRANGER – Eric LEAN – Front Row: Royce WOODHEAD – Tom CLEMENTS -B CAPLE – Sid KINGS Young Royce Woodhead would have been 14 years old in this photograph, although he […]

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Filed Under: People, Places, Rolls of Honor, Soldiers Story Tagged With: 10th light horse, Australian History, Goldfields History, killed in action, School, school cadets, Woodhead, WW1

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