Pommy Town Burns On 17 August 1909, four months before the first shaft was sunk that marked the beginning of the State Coal Mine, Mary Gruber Hislop bought “one-hundred and twelve acres, one rood and twenty-seven perch - Cape Paterson, Victoria - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Pommy Town Burns On 17 August 1909, four months before the first shaft was sunk that marked the beginning of the State Coal Mine, Mary Gruber Hislop bought “one-hundred and twelve acres, one rood and twenty-seven perch Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-10-14 17:53:42 Open Document File Size: 199,48 KB Share Result on Facebook City Pommy Town / / Company The Express / Argus / Patterson / Fletcher / / Currency GBP / / Event Man-Made Disaster / Natural Disaster / / Facility Adelyn Frock Factory / Eastern Area mine / State Coal Mine / / IndustryTerm retired miner / / NaturalFeature Reservoir Hill / / Organization US Federal Reserve / / Person William Main / Joe Sainsbury / Constables Longmire / J. Honey / Ruby May Davidson / Sarah McDonald / Wonthaggi / Mary Gruber Hislop / Ian Davidson / Norm Woodford / Mary Hislop / Joseph Davidson / Joe Richmond / Gannon / Bobby Main / G. Allan / Bill Mains / Elsie Young / / Position policeman / miner / Constable / / ProvinceOrState Wonthaggi County / Wonthaggi / / PublishedMedium the Express / the Powlett Express / the Argus / / SocialTag Victoria Wonthaggi Longmire, Washington Cape Paterson, Victoria Korumburra Geography of Australia States and territories of Australia Gippsland

Pommy Town Burns On 17 August 1909, four months before the first shaft was sunk that marked the beginning of the State Coal Mine, Mary Gruber Hislop bought “one-hundred and twelve acres, one rood and twenty-seven perchAdd to Reading List