W C Miller and the Coreena pastoral ascent
A reminiscence traces W C Miller of Coreena from jackeroo in 1891 through rising ranks to owner. It recounts the 1891 strike era at Barcaldine, Miller’s progress from boss musterer to manager and finally absolute owner, and notes Coreena’s shrinking size and lease history into 1950s. Also recalls voltage of early stations and rival names.
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Coreema
Queensland
Bern
Oui
Barcaldine Diwne
Coreena Onrrangel
Aramne
James Tolson
Aramac
Bad Creek
Lochwater
Rockhampton
Corcena
W. GC. Miller
W. C. Miller
Corvena
Wen
Thomas Brodie
Nine Downs
Coreena
Grant Lease
Freehold
Brixton
Feasehall
Corecua
C. W. Little
Connors
Sydney Connor
Carandotta
E. H. King
Willige Bee
W. G. Miller
Mr. Cornish
C3l
Hughenden Diggers Meet Governed by Notable Officials
The 1952 Hughenden Diggers meeting credited to strong planning and smooth conduct. Key figures include President C G E Eldridge, vice presidents A J Bromfield C Little W O’Connor, treasurer W B Hawking, auditor A G Field, and a long list of racing officials and staff who organized the event.
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Hughenden Diggers
C. G. E. Eldridge
Messrs
A. J. Bromfield
C. Little
W. O'Connor
W. 8. Hawking
R. C. Eather
McA
Hughenden Track Records From Longstanding Fast Times
The Hughenden race track records show many marks from years past. Times like 30 1/5 seconds for seven on a horse in 1922 and a one minute 54 seconds mark in 1968 stand out as enduring feats.
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Douglas
Hughenden
Yesteryear
Willis
Longreach
Dantere H. Bawden
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Henry G. Lamond
Wa Station
Thomas
Graham Johnson
Dynever Downs
Liamrheidel
Munnel
Vanila
New South Wales
Johnsons
Millur
W. Cc. Miller
Trefer
Buss Musterer
Longreach Printing CO. Ltd
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Eagh
Graham
Pelican Street
Redleaf
Mate Eee
Rane
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