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A Drop in the Bucket – Mt Margaret Mission

22/03/2017 By Moya Sharp 1 Comment

A Drop In The Bucket by Margaret Morgan

Just to let our readers know that the book by Margaret Morgan ‘A Drop in the Bucket’ the history of the Mt Margaret Mission is now out of print. There will still be copies around in various outlets so if you do want a copy, and you see one, make sure you grab it.  It […]

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Filed Under: Books Tagged With: Australian History, Goldfields History, Mount Margaret, Mount Margaret Mission

Too Late to Say Goodbye – Grave Tales

26/10/2016 By Moya Sharp 2 Comments

Grave of John Wade

Fri 17th Jul 1942 Kalgoorlie Miner BOY SERIOUSLY INJURED On Warburton Ranges Track  – LAVERTON AMBULANCE LONG TRIP About noon yesterday the Laverton ambulance commenced a 200 miles’ trip each way along Warburton Ranges to attend a boy seriously injured when run over by a tractor trailer. The boy is John Wade, a 13 year old […]

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