Edgeworth David on Australia's ancient geography and Pacific ties
A lengthy lecture by Professor Sir T. W. Edgeworth David covers geological forces shaping Australia and the Pacific region. He explains how mountain folding, river course shifts, and crustal movements formed ancient valleys and plate boundaries, with references to Queensland, Tonga, Samoa, and broader colonial implications.
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Clarence River
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Fragmented OCR Reflects Speculation on Australian Geology
The text discusses 1000 feet, various regional data, and mentions Holnewort Devid and Australia. It hints at centralized publicity, the idea of reconnaissance, and knowledge of the Commonwealth. It references Central Australia, deserts, and potential future development, noting uncertainty about predictions within the present century.
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Fractured OCR Note Mentions Suse Brand Tomato Sax
A fragmentary line references a Suse brand tomato item and meals concept. Details are unclear but imply a food product note or shopping hint. No dates or organizations are identifiable.
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