Bowen and Bowen Sugar Company History in New South Wales
A fragmented chronicle recounts Bowen and Mattie’s exhibit at the Sydney Show, port origins in Port Dewison, and early colonial struggles. It traces Bowen land, the 1859 port discovery, government rewards, and subsequent town growth, sugar trials, and gold finds near Marengo and Hinroy Valleys, with shifting fortunes and eventual town redevelopment.
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Bowen
Mattie
Ture
Sydney
Spas
Mandell Town
Mrg
E Kent
Hove Ee
Rund Rack
Port Dewison
Hytbuwr
Port Denton
New South Wales
Capath Sinclair
Losueh
Cleveland
Jeannie Dove
Om Rockhane
Alenedie
Tewas
Siive
Ely
Priuignsy
Reid
Kennedy
Muint
Cape
Ravensword
Ohifields
Nuith
Slyrehaldess
Bowen Sugar Company
Marengo
Nuimayhy
Hoxton
Bowen Dome
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Magee
Ss. “Carpentaria
Ramples
Bonser
Hughsia
B. J. Magee, Ltd
Betzel Brothers, Ltd
Healil
Betzel Bros
Litc
Gregory Street
Central Hotel
Carreully Shleihd
F. Fricke
AML
W. T. Eyles
Wueel
Torani
E. Lava
Wes
T. J. Heron
T. J. Leron
Devivi
Bergers B.P
Albion
Denison
Fortescue Ixi
Williams Street
A. A. Stabler
the People's Baker
Powell Street
House of Good Values
Melbourne
Harry Skinner
Aires
Bowen Foundry
William Street
Kirby
WU Darwen
Bowen Indegerent
George Stree
Hower, North Queenalnn
Hirrulu
Gilcuiint
WATT
Wondiiaus
the Bear Pastoral Company
Halivhiney Plas
Jounson Mtn
John
GLAM
Livnologgiy Anil
Alf UD Foot
Cordington
Faust Witu
Breabaibane
Macallldan
Loeb Tawar
Rieke
Nyeesna
Medosnild
Urana Weil
Firwe
Pires Botth
Uy Minne
Cochrane’s Deapeuy
Poole Street
Trewhella
Wallaby
Lerburt
George Streets
Shuck Nation
Sengom
Andrew Dryden
the & Bw
Guingetheocgh
Poo
Sonthien
Yrur
Soem
Wowih
Sigan
Ralph Wing Hemer
Tulan
Uneter
Iim
Jock