Dunn and Gilbert trail ends after bushranger clash
Ginpert and Dunn camped near their late captain before Ben Hall's death. Police surrounded Kelly's house. Gilbert was killed, Dunn escaped. Gilbert, long known for Eugowra's gold escort robbery, lies buried at Binalong. Dunn, wounded, fled alone toward Bogulong with a bloodied leg and steadfast endurance.
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Ginpert
Dunn
Ben Hall
Hales
Kelly
Gilbert
Binalong
Eugowra
King
Johnnie Dunn
Kelly's
Bogulong
Lachlan
Crowy Creek
Bogan
Bushranger Dunn Evades Pursuit In Monkey Scrub
Walgett Police Flynn and Drake dressed as cattle buyers reach M Phail's place en route to Dunn. Blueford claims complicity but agrees to reveal Dunn if freed. Hector and Angus M Phail pursue Dunn to Yanginhill camp, but he vanishes into Monkey Scrub as the chase continues. To be continued.
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Bogan
Moonagy
Lou Richardson
Macquarie
Granby
Cruikshank
Tom M‘namarra
Johnnie Dunn
Johnnie and
Walgett
Flynn
Drake
Wammerawa
M‘phail
Dunn
Blueford
M'Phail
Hector
Angus M‘phail
Yanginhill
Duno
Wire netting funds debated in Assembly
Mr Thrower asked the Minister for Lands when Pastures and Stock Boards would get power to distribute wire netting. Mr Morton replied the issue is not just power but finding money to buy the netting. The Government were considering the question.
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Mr. Thrower
Pastures and Stock Boards
Mrnton
The Husband to His Wife of 50 Years
A wife's anniversary poem reflecting fifty years of marriage. The couple recalls youth, shared joys, and enduring love as they face life’s later years. They express devotion, concern for each other, and faith that they may reunite in the afterlife with their children and friends.
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