Land Inheritance Oath Echoes In Camp Distant Trail
A rugged verse recalls workers in a rough log shanty and leaking tent. They endure to blaze a path from sea to mountain, shaping plans and fighting hardship so others might inherit the land.
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08 May 1928
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Gloucester Advocate in Gloucester, New South Wales
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 08, 1928
Page
1
Flood and Kempsey Show Highlight Macleay Visit
On March 24 1928 Mr G B Hill and the writer arrived in Kempsey by early train. Kempsey is the Macleay capital on the river winding through fine NSW country. The flood did damage farms but less than feared. Kempsey is divided into West Central and East. We stayed at Hotel Kempsey run by Mr and Mrs P J ONeill. The Macleay Show had just been on with visitors from many parts. delaying it was considered but not adopted. The show proceeded as usual.
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Macleay Chronicle
Macleay Argus
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Macleay
Chamber of Commerce
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Weeks
Harold Smith
Wingham
G. 8. Hill
Hughie McMaugh
McMaugh
Crescent Head
Maunsell
Manning
Charley
Hughloy McMaugh
Charlie Maunsell
Hill
Kempey and
Cresent Head
Hughie McMilleh
Hughie
Bangay
P. J. O'Neill
O'Neill
H. T. O'Neill
Taree
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