Outlaw Band Haunts the Australian Frontier in 1865 Raid
A historical recounting of Ben Hall Johnny Geibert and Dunn raiding towns along the Lachlan district in April 1865. They looted Gallimore’s White Stores, Bol Watts’ hotel, and Eddy Austins White Horse Inn, then fled toward Queensland after a long crime spree that terrorized the era. Between £50 and £60 cash plus jewellery and goods valued at £30–£40 were taken.
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Ben Hall
Johnny Geibert
Dunn Qaid
Mr. W. 1
Mydlecharane
Mat O'Brien
Three Rivers
Norragal
Julia Maxwell
Nurragal
Bell River
Neuren
Bol Watts
Eddy Austin
White Horse Inn
Gallimore’s
Fairfield
Dirty Gap
Curra Creek
Ganov
Lachlan
Bishrangers
Black Rock
Ben Gall
Gilbert
Dan
Queensland
Coubong
Mick
Hall
Cummly's
Connolly's
Hell
Coobong
Forbes
Den
Jim
Joulinnie
Dunn
Jack W
Ben
Min
Ben Hall Murder and Aftermath in Australian Outback
The account describes the ambush and killing of bushranger Ben Hall near Billabong Creek by James Henry Davidson and Sergeant Caudell, with Billy Dargin's conflicting tale. Mrs. Connolly accuses Mick of betraying Hall, who is later depicted as murdered and left to die, with Hall’s sister’s photo and blood money complicating loyalties.
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Connolly
Ben
Burrawang
Hon
Mick
Lime
Hoe
Ben Hall
Little Plain
Hall
Hen
Caudell
Billabong Creek
Davidson
Billy
Pellow
Saplin
Dunn
Gilbert
Billy Dargin
Orbes
Orange
Agit
Coobong Mick
Colony
All Nations Reserve near Williamstown pier
An earth plot called All Nation's Reserve near the Williamstown rail pier holds thousands of tons of ballast soil from South Africa America New Zealand and other lands. A wheat crop now covers the land from stray grain seeds blown from adjoining wharf sheds proving its accidental agricultural fate.
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All Nation's Reserve
Williamustown
Vic
South Africa
America
New Zealand
Albury Council Urges Action on Poison and Weather Dangers
The Albury Council calls on the government to curb phosphorus poison and wax matches in hot weather. The piece also notes advice on safe, easily taken medicine as an alternative to curing a cold, referencing Bowling ton's Lem Meas.
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Albury Council
Bounington
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Kuchie Street
GECIL
George St
Sydney
Anthony Hordern
Wolfe
Brown
Burke
Usher
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Buchanan
House of Commons
Dewar & Sons
Nennessy
Jamaica
West India
Australian
N.S. Wales
Burnett's
Sovall
K. McKenna
Royal Hyde Park Hotel
At Haves
CTI
Electrie Medicine Co
Ash St
Secrerv
Putin Medicule Co
Bourke Street
Pwo
McNermott