Papuan Wonderland Reveals Hidden Papua Expedition
A 1930s account details Jack Hides and Patrol Officer O’Malley leading a government team into 8000 square miles between the Strickland and Purari rivers in New Guinea. The voyage from Port Moresby to Daru, via Daru and the Fly River, faced jungles, canoes, and hostile terrain as they documented tribes, rites, and the landscape.
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Papua
Strickland
Purari
New Guinea
de Menges
Australia
Jack Hides
O'Malley
Mr.Hides
Blackie
Orai
Port Moresby
Daru
Low Island
Fly River
Rentoul
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Tales of the Gold Rushes by Steve Grey and Mari McAlpine
A fragmented narrative recounts Steve Grey's voyage with Mari McAlpine from Asuncion to Buenos Aires and on to Melbourne. It follows their evolving bond, a promised return to England, and a fortune in diamonds from Paraguay, amid war, voyage beginnings, and a planned Bendigo mining comeback that ultimately stalls as Grey’s mining venture closes.
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Mari McAlpine
Otlisn
Kenneth McAlpine
Brazil
Asuncion
Serra
Mharie
Grey
Buenos Aires
England
Paraguan
Parana
Rio de la Plata
Buenos
Aiswabin
Yen Ao
Tie
Witnes- Mhario
Hag
Aires
Melbourne
Readine Victoria
Bendigo
The
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Lucky Stone Causes Park Patrol Car Crash
Two boys aged nine and eleven found a near perfect spherical stone in Randwick near Centennial Park. Belief holds throwing it over the left shoulder brings luck. The younger boy threw the stone at a patrol car, shattering its windscreen. Police chased and captured the tearful boys, who insisted the stone was lucky.
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Centennial Park
Randwick
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