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Numurkah Districts Early History of Hotels in Victoria
Numurkah district history traces numerous late 19th century hotels across rural Victoria, listing Waaia Katamatka Strathmerton Wonghnnu and others. It notes licenses, rebuilding after fires, and prominent licensees influencing town growth, with references to railway expansion and irrigation advocates. Also mentions WWII era naval deployment and Indian bauxite reserves.
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Victoria
Ony Teason
Colony of
Numur— Numurksh
Waaia
Messrs . MecTighe
Jas
E. Brensing
Cochrane
Lupton
Bird
Gisborne
Ned Wilson
Michael Raleigh
Harry Hay—wood
Rogers
Chas Webb
See
J. D. Geldart
Yar— Roweyah
M. Heag—ney
Kelly
Geldart
Katunga
Royal Victoria
Katanga
Fiire
Evans
Lease
McGrath
Leavey
Edger
Kirne
Stow
Strathmerton
Messrs Hussey
G. Colman
M. P. Wragge
A. Haig
E. Donnelly
T Darcy
J. Miller
H. McCluskey
R Buncle
C. Weiss
Wongham
Anthony Dockery
Dockery
Cumberland
England
Cumber— Land
Smeaton
Mooroopna
Wanghau
Wonghnu
Wunghnu
Royal
Star
Egan
Bendigo
Geo. Nancarrow
Yarro—weyah
William Nancarrow
George
Mundoona
Strath—merton
Wm. Nancarow
Royal Hotel
Creed
Gannon
Public Library
Melbourne
Thompson
Forrest
Numurkah
Telegraph
Sheane
Hendy
F. Beecroft
Kelly Gang
Taylor
Knight
Chas
Heath
Adams
Speed
Kaarimba
Messrs
Sorrenson
Gifford
McDonell
Waaia South Yalca North
Bunbartha
Cobram
M. A. P. Taylor
Messrs Stritch, Rich and Jackson
Ulupna
C. Reilly
Belvedere
Lynch
W. Dixon
Cricketer’s Arms
Dunbulbalane
Payne
Aes