The Australian Agricultural Co coal venture and wharf plans
A detailed retrospective on the Australian Agricultural Company describes the discovery of a five foot coal seam, construction of new wharves for coal shipment, and early regulations for loading ships. It traces 1833 to 1840 production growth, mining methods, worker shifts, and the impact of convict labor on coal sales and company prosperity.
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A. A. Co
Henderson
Vassela
Dee
Henderson and Parry
Bom
T. W. Robertson
Sydney
Newcastle
Wales
England
Duma
Scotland
Ite Brants
Local Story Fragments Highlight Rosevale Cottage Building
Fragmentary text references Rosevale cottage and a building project credit to Mr J Be district. Mentions Aug 12th and social events with a beautiful interior. Details are unclear due to damaged source text.
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J. Be
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Australian Agricultural Company
Lane
Coats
Pansy, Com, A. A. Co
Bip
Angus Beaton
Barrington
Auguat Ist
J. P
Bede Donovan
ISITS
Gloucester
Dunrstay
Darus
Visrr
Advocate
F Thomas
Ronisch
Paling
Sola Agents
Newcastle End
Port Atone
Nelson's Bay
Booral Wharf
Bulelah
Bungwall
Passengnr
Portpephis
Eyery ‘Tonear
Romry Sarvapay
Port Stephen's
Boon Wharf
Evany Mornay
Weoxampar
Congo
Bulladelah
Guacsa
Burney “ Haws
Antothin Company
Nal
Fries Bydney
Port Weephen's
Hunter River
Ageapu
Mr. Son
Messrs. Ferris
Miss Bendyshe
J. Ferris
John Pudross
Hansen’s Calf
New South Wales
N.S.W. Produce Co., Agricultural Seedsmen, EY
Sussex Street
Syd
New
Resic
Thomas
M. Pareli
E. Ferris
Foria
Ivan
John
Bart
Porvvest
R. A
Tigrah
Carracalco
New South Ra
Geis Lye
Reilwa
Snowmen
W. A. Preston & CO
Lesecx Street
B. McCluskey
Church
T. J. Pennington
Butcher & Baker
Olwace
Groverster
Tigrai