Letters From Victorian Pioneers Chronicle Early Melbourne Settlement
A long, fragmentary reminiscence recounts exploration years. The author details crossing rivers, camps near Gardiner and Moon Ponds, and early station formation. It covers voyage from verga to Towle Harbour, a boy’s rescue, and the emergence of overland routes to Sydney. The piece notes Me Melbourne colony boundaries and the Governor’s involvement.
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Melbourne
Ublit
Trnsians
Jusm Hema
Eollling
Dight
Ayer
Moonee Ponds
Mount Altus
Werribee
van Diarman
Gardiner
L. Taydna
Gardincy
Ming
Titeleosl
Gardince
van Diemen's Land
Haydon
Abelwon
Est
New South Wales
Vergalla
Moruyn
Hat
Sydney
Tevton
Han
Dergalia
Haroncai
Conald
Ashe Tina
Ayaa
Nw Bauth Walaa
Hayvion
Twoford Bay
Bert Phillip
Lobcestor
Coloniel
Muysumbidgee
Ectilerens
Havedao
Goulburn
Voyage Narrative of 1838 39 Across New South Wales Frontier
An elderly settler recounts a long journey from Struphulion to Port Phillip in 1838 39. The narrative covers partners, stock movements, crossings of the Murray and Goulburn rivers, encounters with natives, and the establishment of stations and ranges. It preserves place names like Goulburn, Mumumbidgee, and Port Phillip, and lists companions, cattle counts, and property details amid a frontier diary tone.
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Bia
Ano
Tiavon
Rome
Iaye
Bullock
Nowian
Andyrlaten
Altho
Myaull
Coe Shilling
Struphulion
Bb. Vincent
New South Wales
Hawson
Willian Coghill
Ida
Port Phillip
Woomonty
Quehill
William Bowen
Eldan
W. Rastattion
Rowman
Coghill
My-moo
Goulburn
Ovenn
Che Aoulluen
Sittlemunt
Davids Coghill
Royal
Ehota
Bat Tan
Logan
Bowmat
Varela
Ehanes
Lara
Foxe
John Hutsip
Hamilton
Thoskution
A. Mollison
Dhden
Capt. Drown
Ulveison
Fowman
Nhova
Majde
Bool
Goliban
Witarwards
Orr
Ebdon
Garlscuhe
Howey
Liddell and Hamilto's
V.D. Tasud
Cpl. Brows
Bayntan
Witliam Bawilton
Sugarinat
Whelen
Alon
Wits
Cotmbiy
Bowroan
Orth Atde
Nb 'Byng
Alexandar
Uuphoiby
Cox Dill
Camspaspo
Surenton Hill
Totir
Coghille
Ghanarvel
Glen
Hroisyn
Egies
Ile
Poltall
Mosars
Livinia
W. Ivirke
AML
Cole
Tous
McGill
Amalachian
Cameron
Smaston
MuiLschbin
Camoran
Trinney
Tina
Simson
Datton
Darlat Fook
Bowaranni
Rolmrteon Sud Skono
Bacubonk
Leamionde
Runion Direct Ling
Bowarnan
Griffin
John Huvidon
Greenock
Mackinnon
Mantae
Chivnside
MaeLaford
Dego Crook
Mushkinnon
Busknall
Leddan Ranges
Mugkinnon
Tayes'a
Hilla Setalian
Lyon Cuuphall
Bullcrock
Malligae
Cuan Hall
Molnighl
Th. Cumordin
Gluing
Capt. McDachlan
Willian Gums
Kee
Boron
Barker
Pryar
Church of England
Boul Uo
Min
Leubtar Bests Patos in Fantasy Sailboat Duel
In a vivid local matchup, Leubtar defeats Patos in a stand velion event described as a stitch of nautical craft and athletic prowess. The tale centers on the improvised sailing craft and its unusual competitive setting, highlighting names and a bold, dramatic finish.
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Leubtar
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A. E. Beselda
Rwisto
Poetrasta
Sues Mes
W-Phillips
Chines, Ba. Oli
Sounitu Dosboea
Prirstatamilve
Seeenicetiou Alevde
Hollongarask
Booey ‘Maru
Cavaia
He Liverpoo
London
Sui Labo Tasurenes Company
AVC
Ele
Hall
George Buzzard
Tonthanaper
Abouah
Mannesarey
Bar
Ballong oHome
Reat
Pouilite Prion Piven
Bolton
Miss Murphy
Runes
W. Ef
Marsh Pharmacedtion
Yhierimary Stheson
Megas Ak
Bacchus Marsh
Tin Sd
Eatonos
Royal Hotel
T. W. Peabo
Euscvedol
FR. Manning
Movila
Bellards
Hedio
T. W. Pearce
Ceylon
Dochus Murs and District
Dicete & Bon
A. Comben '& Do
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Laer
W. Grant Morton
Baschus Marsh
Tregconmnes
Massey-Rarhig
Smafrien
Bacchus Murat
Maddingley General Cemetery
Crisp & Sons
Mire Aker
Aes
Paulie Porta
Gailway
Timstable
Soret
Briliiowe
Owsing
Dalrarat
Wal Wii
Wem
Aan
Dete
Bayons
Sime Ok Tengo Besa Rae
Fda
Sol
Stan Rene
Terie
Syle
Bovdine Marsh Mechanion
Instituta and Bros Library
Foley
Lees
Adler
Weshsniss’ Institute
Wnd Prue Library
Myrnions
Rhein
Srane
Aiobooke
Ceesstptets
Mir Nally
Carey
Ted Rand
Cage
Ratte
Oliote
Asa
Dha
Hing
Ham
Moderata
Todd &A Loa
Sopcump
Oxorn
Lason
Account Books
Ax Music x
Srisp & Sons
Puorueus
Isour Se
Werribee Caxpress
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