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William Lett came with his family to Gippsland in 1847 from the Monaro, and took up a run on the Ninety Mile Beach. The property became known as Letts Beach, also Sutton Forest. The Letts later settled at Williamvale near Stratford.
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Item held by Gippsland and Regional Studies Collection, Federation University Australia.
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Record generated from title list.
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The changing face of Gippsland - POT 38
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William Lett came with his family to Gippsland in 1847 from the Monaro, and took up a run on the Ninety Mile Beach. The property became known as Letts Beach, also Sutton Forest. The Letts later settled at Williamvale near Stratford.
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Item held by Gippsland and Regional Studies Collection, Federation University Australia.
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Record generated from title list.
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The changing face of Gippsland - POT 38
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This Willys utility had chain driven solid wheels at the rear and pneumatic tyres at the front. It was delivered by Dalgety's with one ton of benzine to L.Herbert & Co. and was the first commercial motor vehicle on the Orbost side of Sale. It is in front of Herbert's Snowy River Stores in Orbost.
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Item held by Gippsland and Regional Studies Collection, Federation University Australia.
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This Willys utility had chain driven solid wheels at the rear and pneumatic tyres at the front. It was delivered by Dalgety's with one ton of benzine to L.Herbert & Co. and was the first commercial motor vehicle on the Orbost side of Sale. It is in front of Herbert's Snowy River Stores in Orbost.
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Item held by Gippsland and Regional Studies Collection, Federation University Australia.
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Eight axemen are ready to compete in a wood chopping contest at Gunyah Central hall. The man with hands on his hips is Tony Sagassa from Toora. The men are in stockinged feet for a better grip on the log.
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Item held by Gippsland and Regional Studies Collection, Federation University Australia.
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Eight axemen are ready to compete in a wood chopping contest at Gunyah Central hall. The man with hands on his hips is Tony Sagassa from Toora. The men are in stockinged feet for a better grip on the log.
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Item held by Gippsland and Regional Studies Collection, Federation University Australia.
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Mining of narrow vein mineralisation, invariably depending on the mining method selected, involves the extraction of both ore and waste rock. The level to which mining of waste rock can be minimised depends on numerous factors, but patticularly the thickness and dip of the deposit. Resue mining is a method of mining that allows spl it face firing within stopes to allow waste and ore to be mined separately, allowing dilution to be minimised. This paper examines the technique of resue firing and its applicabil ity to the mi ning of narrow vein deposits. Panicular emphasis is placed on the conditions in which resue mi ning presents a suitable option for mining of narrow veins.
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An original photograph of the Yallourn A Power Station with Control House on the right and Telpher on the left. See photos in Colin Harvey, Yallourn Power Station: A History 1919 to 1989 (SECV, Morwell, 1993), p. 97
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An original photograph of the Yallourn A Power Station with Control House on the right and Telpher on the left. See photos in Colin Harvey, Yallourn Power Station: A History 1919 to 1989 (SECV, Morwell, 1993), p. 97
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An original photograph of the Yallourn Briquette works that commenced commercial production in 1925. See photos in Cecil Edwards, Brown Power: A Jubilee History of the State Electricity Commission of Victoria (SECV, 1969), images between pp. 108 and 109
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An original photograph of the Yallourn Briquette works that commenced commercial production in 1925. See photos in Cecil Edwards, Brown Power: A Jubilee History of the State Electricity Commission of Victoria (SECV, 1969), images between pp. 108 and 109