Trans-Australian Railway and the Australian Plain Journey
A narrative on travel from Adelaide to Perth highlighting the Trans-Australian Railway opened in 1917, Esk and Loongana caves, and the vast limestone plain. It notes landscape features, historical figures, and the railway’s construction by Australian industry, plus minerals and pastoral prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Perth
Adelaide
Bill Giles
Mick Condon
Parkes
Condobolin
Terowie
Sydney
Port Augusta
Flinders Rance
Eurélin
Riverton
Percy Brookfield
Brookfield
Renway
Port Avensta
Bont
Kalenorli
Autsrala
Port Aneasta
Waleoortie
Commonwealth of Australia
Federation
Anport
Victoria
Great Australian Bight
Lynch
Trans-Australian Railway
Autralia
J. C. Hoskins
Esbank
Broken Hill
Newcastle
Eyre
Kee
Oegan
Forrests
Giles
Ooldea
Pionucers
Trans-Australian
Nullarbor Plain
Vilarbor
Commonwealth Railways
Commonwealth Railerway
Israel Zangwill
United States
Comete
Also Mentioned on This Page
BUICK
Tamworth Gunnedah
Maunder & Gaffney
Tamworth
Peel Street
CONADILLY _ STREET
Gunnedar
Manilla
New South Wales
Jie
Peters
Peter’ Ateleeeren
Peters’ American Delicacy Co., Ltd
George Street, Redfern
Commonwealth
Bank
GFPEN
New Gainea
London
Savin Bank Department
Hell
B J. Baker
The
Gosford ‘Times
Enlightening Records
Snkarre Soreae
FORD
Goldsbrough, Mort*& CO. Ltd
Wool & Produce
Dopnse Brothers
Dodge Brothers
Gil & Incerncradis
Aoc Cayeebrli
Stranparpisep
Mortons Limien
Castlereagh Street
Nate Dealer
Byrnes