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advised without result the choice of an entirely new area — the mouth of the Liverpool River . Not until the close of the five years allowed for the selection of land did the ministry despatch the able SurveyorGeneral Goyder with an ...
advised without result the choice of an entirely new area — the mouth of the Liverpool River . Not until the close of the five years allowed for the selection of land did the ministry despatch the able SurveyorGeneral Goyder with an ...
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RESULTS OF THE EXPERIMENTS 241 upon its feet . The copper and gold discoveries ... Of this amount the Government spent £ 950,000 in the introduction of 50,000 free settlers , with the result that the population of the colony changed ...
RESULTS OF THE EXPERIMENTS 241 upon its feet . The copper and gold discoveries ... Of this amount the Government spent £ 950,000 in the introduction of 50,000 free settlers , with the result that the population of the colony changed ...
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The result of the referendum , taken on October 28 , 1916 , disappointed the expectation that the influence of all the leading newspapers and most of the prominent public men in Australia would be effective .
The result of the referendum , taken on October 28 , 1916 , disappointed the expectation that the influence of all the leading newspapers and most of the prominent public men in Australia would be effective .
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