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Gold was found in Goongarrie in May 1893 by Billy Frost
and Jack Bennett. This once prosperous town boasted a post and telegraph
office, 2 hotels and several shops which did a good trade as a stopover
for the daily coach from Coolgardie to Menzies. By 1903 Goongarrie was
reduced to 1 hotel and 1 store. The remnants of the old town - 3 stone
railway fettlers cottages - can still be seen on the Goldfields Highway,
40 kms south of Menzies.
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CUSHION, Paddy 1896 |
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CUSHION, Paddy 1896 |
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LAPSLEY, Alfred H 1903-1905 |
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LAPSLEY, Alfred H 1903-1905 |
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LAPSLEY, Alfred H 1903-1905 |
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