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| A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE LIFE OF HOPELAND SCHOOL 1924-1994 | Johnson, Jan & Mead, Sue | A history of Hopeland School for the children of Group Settlements 43,45,46 and 47. It traces the history of the school buildings and contains the names of pupils and teachers in the school from 1924 to its closure in 1978. |
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Johnson, Jan & Mead, Sue; 0 64620 949 3 | |
| A CENTENARY HISTORY OF THE AUSTRALIAN NATIVES ASSOCIATION | Menadue, John E. | Australian Natives Association, a history. |
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Horticultural Press, 1971; 0 95996 910 1 | |
| A CENTURY OF SCRIPPING | McIlwraith, John | Eyres Reed Limited, stockbroker, a history of the first 100 years. |
| Eyres Reed, 1996. | |
| A COLONY DETAILED: The First Census of WA 1832 |
Berryman, Ian (Editor) | Numerical Listing with notes on the persons recorded. Notes on deaths in the Colony from inception until 1832 census. People who arrived but cannot be accounted for in the census and detail about them. Ship arrivals giving details - April 1829 and July 1832, name of the Ship, the Captain, where it originated the voyage and arrival date. |
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Creative Research, 1979; 0 90846 902 0 | Ronnie Bates |
| A CRY IN THE WIND | Austen, Tom | Conflict in Western Australia 1829-1929. Charts the thorny path of racial conflict over WA's first 100 years of settled history. |
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Darlington Publishing Group, 1998; 0 95871 062 7 | |
| A FAITHFUL PICTURE: The letters of Eliza and Thomas Brown at York in the Swan River Colony 1841-1852 |
Cowan, Peter (Editor) | Describing the Swan River Colony in its second decade of existence, the letters were written for the most part by Eliza Brown to her father, William Bussey of Oxfordshire |
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Fremantle Arts Centre Press;1977; 0 909 144 08 7 | |
| A FINE COUNTRY TO STARVE IN | Bolton, G.C. | Describes the impact of the 1930's depression on Perth and the West Australian hinterland. |
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UWA Press, 1972; 0 85564 061 8 | Christine Hearne |
| A HISTORY OF KING EDWARD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN, SUBIACO, WESTERN AUSTRALIA 1916-1966 | Cohen, Bertram Clarence & Hutchinson, R.L. | King Edward Memorial Hospital, Perth - a history. |
| King Edward Memorial Hospital for Women, 1966 | |
| A HISTORY OF TOODYAY | Thomas, Alf Thornley | A history of the Shire of Toodyay, published for the Toodyay Road Board 1949 (with a list of Ratepayers). |
| Sands & McDougall, 1949 | |
| A LINE ON KALAMUNDA |
Harper-Nelson, John (Compiler & Editor) | Intended to give readers an appreciation that there is much of interest in the Kalamunda area. |
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The Nine Club; Artlook;1978; 0 908 112 08 4 | Christine Uphill |
| A PLACE TO MEET | Bignell, Merle | A history of the Shire of Katanning. |
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University of WA Press, 1981; 0 85564 202 5 | Anne Wheel |
| A PLEASANT PASSAGE | Richardson, Henry | The journals of Henry Richardson, Surgeon Superintendent aboard the convict ship, Sultana. (Index held at Battye Library) |
F.B.L. - 1990 910.4 GRA (Battye Library) |
Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1990; 0 94920 670 9 | |
| A RICH ENDOWMENT | Spillman, Ken | Government and mining in Western Australia 1829-1994. Commemorated the centenary of the Dept. of Minerals and Energy. |
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UWA Press, 1993; 1 87556 023 8 | |
| A STORY OF A HUNDRED YEARS: Western Australia, 1829-1929 |
Colebatch, Sir Hal (Editor) | A centennial history of WA. |
F.B.L. - 1991 994.1 STO (Battye Library) | Govt. Printer, 1929 | |
| ABORIGINAL PERTH AND BIBBULMUN BIOGRAPHIES AND LEGENDS |
Bates, Daisy (ed. P. J. Bridge) | A collection of her writings on the now extinct Aboriginals of the Perth & South West area. Customs, beliefs, biographies. |
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Hesperian Press; 0 85905 135 8 | |
| ABORIGINES OF NEW NORCIA, 1845-1914 |
Green, Neville & Tilbrook, Lois (Compilers) | Volume VII of the Bicentennial Dictionary of Western Australians |
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UWA Press, 1994; 0 85564 295 5 | |
| ABORIGINES OF THE ALBANY REGION, 1821-1898 | Green, Neville | Volume VI of the Bicentennial Dictionary of Western Australians |
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UWA Press, 1989; 0 85564 294 7 | |
| ABORIGINES OF THE SOUTHWEST REGION, 1829-1840 |
Hallam, Sylvia & Tilbrook, Lois (Compilers) | Volume VIII of the Bicentennial Dictionary of Western Australians |
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UWA Press, 1990; 0 85564 296 3 | |
| AGNEW | Palmer, Alex | Agnew, a history. |
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Hesperian Press; 0 85905 267 2 | |
| ALBANY: A Panorama of the Sound from 1827 | Garden, Donald S. | A history of the settlement of the Port of Albany, set in the social and political fabric of WA. |
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Thomas Nelson, Melb. Vic, 1977; 0 17005 167 6 | Christine Hearne |
| ALL IN MY STRIDE | Harris, Richard | John Gilmour's story, Changi to world champion. Biography of West Australian Japanese POW survivor and WA's most decorated veteran athlete. |
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Hesperian Press, 1999; 0 85905 260 5 | |
| ALL MEN BACK | Bee, William Arthur | The experience of W. Bee as a sailor on HMAS Perth, sunk by the Japanese and as POW on the Burma Railyway and in Japanese coal mines. Appendix lists the crew of the HMAS Perth and their fate, includes maps of POW campsites. |
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Hesperian Press, 1998; 0 85905 254 0 | |
| ALONG THE CANNING | Carden, F.G. | A history of the Shire of Canning District, Western Australia. |
| Shire of Canning, 1968 | |
| ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO THE 1954 LIST OF CANCELLED GOLD MINING LEASES WHICH HAVE PRODUCED GOLD | Bridge, Peter | All old leases in WA with ore and gold production and some dates listed by name of lease or mine. |
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Hesperian Press, 1972; 0 85905 005 X | |
| ANZAC SQUADRON, The | Ashworth, Norman | A history of the 461 squadron RAAF, 1942-1945. |
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Hesperian Press, 1994; 0 85905 198 6 | |
| AN EMPTY LAND - Pioneers & pioneering in Australia | Kirwan, Sir John | Pioneers with a WA emphasis. |
| Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1936 | |
| AN ISLAND UNTO ITSELF | Marchant, Prof. L.R. | The biography & history of W. Dampier, his times and exploration in West Australia 1688-1699. |
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Hesperian Press; 0 85905 120 X |
Indexer - Val Ward |
| AND IF HER DROUGHTS ARE BITTER | Linke, Gladys | The story of Carnegie Station and the Linke family. |
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Hesperian Press; 0 85905 228 1 | |
| AND SOME FOUND GRAVES | Aspinall, John | Aspinall, John - transcribed diary. He came from New Zealand & travelled through Coolgardie in 1895-96. His lonely grave is near Laverton. |
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Hesperian Press, 1993; 0 85905 186 2 | |
| ANGELS OF GERALDTON, The | Angel, Gary | Angel family of Geraldton and South Australia. Includes family trees in the index. |
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Lamb Printers, 1991; 0 64605 540 2 | Janice Hayes |
| AS I REMEMBER THEM | Stewart, Noel | Reminiscences of the author written as a tribute to women in the public eye in Perth from about 1910 to 1939. Includes details of many of the activities and voluntary organisations in which they were engaged. |
Christine Uphill |
Artlook Books, 1987: 0 86445 080 X | Christine Uphill |
| ASIAN IMMIGRANTS TO WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1829-1901 |
Atkinson, Anne (Compiler) | Volume V of the Bicentennial Dictionary of Western Australians |
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UWA Press, 1988; 0 85564 287 4 | Kathy Robinson |
| AUSTRALIA TWICE TRAVERSED | Giles, Ernest | A narrative compiled from the journals of five exploring expeditions into and through central South Australia and Western Australia from 1872 to 1876 by Ernest Giles. |
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Hesperian Press, 1995; 0 85905 206 0 | |
| AUSTRALIAN ROLL OF HONOUR, NATIONAL HONOURS & AWARDS 1975-1996, The | Taylor, Alister | National Honours and Awards, in some cases has names of a persons older Ancestors. |
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Roll of Honour Publications, 1997; 0 90857 857 1 | Ronnie Bates |
| AUSTRALIA'S FIGHTING SONS OF THE EMPIRE | Compilation | Portraits and biographies of Australians in the Great War. |
Christine Uphill | Palmer & Ashworth, 1920 | Shyama Peebles |
| BACK TO THE GOLDFIELDS: Coolgardie and Kalgoorlie, 1892 to 1940 |
Bingley, A.N. (Albert Norris) | Gold mines and mining, Kalgoorlie, Coolgardie and Boulder. |
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Hesperian Press & Mobil Oil Australia, 1988; 0 85905 121 8 |
Indexer - Julie Clift |
| BAREFOOT IN THE CREEK | Burton, L.C. | Group Settlement, an account of a childhood In Margaret River. |
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UWA Press for the C. & J. Staples SW Region Pub. Fund, 1997; 1 875560 83 1 | |
| BATTLING FOR GOLD | Marshall, J. | John Marshall, adventurer, journalist, public figure and Digger's leader on the Coolgardie-Kalgoorlie goldfield wrote of early days on the fields. |
Christine Hearne |
Hesperian Press; 0 85905 040 8 | Christine Hearne |
| BECKONING WEST, The | Smith, Eleanor | Trotman, H.S - His story and the Canning Stock Route. |
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Hesperian Press; 0 85905 251 6 | |
| BECOMING BODDINGTON | Ferrell, John | A history of the early settlement of Boddington and surounding district from the 1860's. Some early settlers mentioned are BATTS, FARMERS, FAWCETTS, POLLARD and many others. |
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Shire Of Boddington, 1992; 0 646 07347 8 0 646 07348 6 (paperback) | Beryl Dickson |
| BELOVED TEACHER | Murray, Keith O. (Keith Owen) | Biographical novel, tells of the life of Dorothy Murray, a pioneer teacher at Lake Hinds near Wongan Hills (1913-16). With accompanying photographs. (First published 1995) |
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Access Press, 1996; 0 86445 102 4 | |
| BEYOND BOUNDARY FENCES | McDonald, G.J.C. | The early Murchison goldfields characters, aboriginals, bushmen and outlaws. |
Christine Uphill |
Hesperian Press; 0 85905 207 9 | Christine Uphill |
| BICENTENNIAL DICTIONARY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIANS, PRE-1829-1888, The; (Volume I. A-C) |
Erickson, Rica (Compiler) | Based on biographies submitted by the public for the Dictionary of Western Australians (published 1979) with additional material submitted later and extracted from various Church records and other sources. |
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UWA Press, 1988; 0 85564 270 X |
Barbara Paramor Janice Hayes |
| BICENTENNIAL DICTIONARY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIANS, PRE-1829-1888, The; (Volume II. D-J) |
Erickson, Rica (Compiler) | Based on biographies submitted by the public for the Dictionary of Western Australians (published 1979) with additional material submitted later and extracted from various Church records and other sources. |
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UWA Press, 1988; 0 85564 273 4 |
Barbara Paramor Janice Hayes Kathy Robinson |
| BICENTENNIAL DICTIONARY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIANS, PRE-1829-1888, The; (Volume III. K-Q) |
Erickson, Rica (Compiler) | Based on biographies submitted by the public for the Dictionary of Western Australians (published 1979) with additional material submitted later and extracted from various Church records and other sources. |
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UWA Press, 1988; 0 85564 276 9 |
Barbara Paramor Janice Hayes Kathy Robinson |
| BICENTENNIAL DICTIONARY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIANS, PRE-1829-1888, The; (Volume IV. R-Z) |
Erickson, Rica (Compiler) | Based on biographies submitted by the public for the Dictionary of Western Australians (published 1979) with additional material submitted later and extracted from various Church records and other sources. |
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UWA Press, 1988; 0 85564 277 7 |
Barbara Paramor Janice Hayes Kathy Robinson |
| BICYCLE AND THE BUSH, The | Fitzpatrick, Jim | Bicycle history and its effect on the Australian outback, many WA names and photo's. |
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Hesperian Press; 0 85905 250 8 | |
| BLAZING THE WESTERN TRAILS | Gomm, Leslie J. | Kennedy, William, pathfinder, preacher and pioneer - his life and work. |
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Baptist Home Mission, 1991; 0 64606 413 4 | |
| BODY AND SOUL - An Aboriginal View | Piele, Anthony R. | Aboriginal concepts of medicine. Piele spent many years at Balgo. Kukatja people. Kimberley. |
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Hesperian Press, 1997; 0 85905 233 8 | |
| BOWYANGS & BOOMERANGS |
O'Reilly, M.J. 'Mulga Mick' | Mulga Mick's account of life in WA, NT, SA and TAS and his mining of gold, wolfram, opals and osmiridium. Swagging, Afghans, camels, mica mines and life from the 1890's in the Australian bush. |
Val Ward |
Hesperian Press; 0 85905 063 7 | Val Ward |
| BRAND ON HIS COAT, The |
Erickson, Rica (Editor) | The biographies of WA transportees of the 19th century. |
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University of WA Press, 1983; 0 85564 223 8 | |
| BRIDE SHIPS, The: Experiences of Immigrants Arriving In Western Australia, 1849-1889 | Erickson, Rica | UK immigrants to WA in the 1800's who became settlers. An important social history. |
Reproduced |
Hesperian Press, 1992; 0 85905 162 5 | Janice Hayes |
| BRUCE ROCK: The Story of a District | Ewers, John K. | Bruce Rock. |
| Bruce Rock District Road Board, 1959; |
Indexer - Jenny Buckingham |
| BUILDING A STATE | Le Page, J.S.H. | The story of the Public Works Department of Western Australia 1829-1985 |
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Water Authority of Western Australia, 1986; 0 72446 862 5 | |
| BULLWINKEL | Manners, Norm | The first full biography of Sister Bullwinkel, sole survivor of a group of Australian nurses murdered by the Japanese on Banka Island in 1941. Machine gunned and starved, she survived to return to high office in Australian nursing. |
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Hesperian Press; 0 85905 265 5 (In preparation) | |
| BUT WESTWARD LOOK - Nursing in WA 1829-1978 | Hobbs, Victoria | Nursing in WA, a history. |
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UWA Press, 1980; 0 85564 179 7 | |
| CALVERT'S GOLDEN WEST: Albert Frederick Calvert, A Biography And Bibliography | Blackburn, Geoff | The enigmatic Calverts and their role in WA history with full bibliography. Discovery and exploration. Explorers. Calvert, Albert Frederick. Calvert, John. Scientific expeditions. |
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Hesperian Press, 1997; 0 85905 241 9 |
Indexer - Steve Wellburn |
| CAMELS AND THE OUTBACK | Barker, Herbert M. | Camels and WA desert travel. A good read and information about Afghans & Aboriginal people. |
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Hesperian Press, 1995; 0 85905 182 X First pub. 1964 | |
| CANNING STOCK ROUTE | Gard, Ronele & Eric | Canning Stock Route - travellers guide for a journey trhough history, with photographs. |
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Western Desert Guides, 1991; 0 73164 433 6 | |
| CHALLENGE & THE CHANCE, The: The Colonisation and Settlement of North West Australia 1861-1914 | Forrest, Kay | The colonisation and settlement of North West Australia 1861-1914 focusing on black-white relationships, and the changing attitudes and moralities of white Australians when they too became indigenous. Colonisation. Aborigines. |
Reproduced |
Hesperian Press, 1996; 0 85905 217 6 | Christine Uphill |
| CHASING THE WEIGHT 1886-1912 | Cammilleri, Frederick | Kimberley in 1886 to Pilbara, Ashburton, Murchison, Kalgoorlie, Greenbushes and Donnybrook. Pioneer prospector, Cammilleri was the first man to dig and peg on the Golden Mile lodes. |
Amanda Lovitt |
Hesperian Press, 1986; 0 85905 085 8 | Amanda Lovitt |
| CHILDREN'S FRIEND SOCIETY, The | Blackburn, Geoff | Juvenile migrants to Western Australia, South Africa and Canada 1834-1842 |
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Access Press, 1993; 0 94979 573 9 | Marilyn Carter |
| CLAREMONT A HISTORY | Bolton, Geoffrey and Gregory, Jenny | Claremont, a history. |
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UWA Press, 1999; 1 876268 38 7 | |
| CLAUDE DE BERNALES: The magnificent miner | Colebatch, Hal | De Bernales was controversial. But in WA, his mining industry helped keep the State afloat. His origins, rise, fall and legacy. |
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Hesperian Press, 1996; 0 85905 200 1 | |
| COLONY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA, The: A Manual for Emigrants 1839 | Ogle, Nathaniel | Published in 1839 to draw the attention of the English public to the advantages of the Swan River Colony. Geographical description, colonisation, the aboriginal people, colonial government, land system, natural history, agriculture & industry & religious institutions. |
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James Fraser, London, 1839; John Ferguson P/L, 1977; 0 909134 07 3 |
Christine Uphill (Assignment of Lands only) |
| COLOURFUL TALES OF THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOLDFIELDS | King, Norma | Traces the fortunes of towns, companies, mines, families and individuals on the Western Australian goldfields from boom-time to depression. |
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Rigby, 1980; 0 7270 1127 8 |
Indexer - Christine Uphill |
| COME IN BILLY NAIRN | Nairn, John | Nairn family, who arrived in WA in 1829. |
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North Stirling Press, 1980; 0 95975 274 9 | |
| CONQUEST AND SETTLEMENT | Blackburn, Geoff | The history of the 21st Regiment of Foot and its role in WA history. Accounts of the suppression of the native uprisings of the 1830s and appendices on the men as soldiers & settlers, extensive biographical details and genealogical charts. |
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Hesperian Press, 1999; 085905 254 0 | |
| CONVICTS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1850-1887 | Erickson, Rica & O'Mara, Gillian | Volume IX of the Bicentennial Dictionary of Western Australians |
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UWA Press, 1994; 1 87556 044 0 | Janice Hayes |
| COOLGARDIE GOLD | Gaston, Albert | The discovery of gold at Coolgardie. Gaston recalls the dust that was ever present, willy-willies, flies and ants, tinned dishes, shakers, water-bags, condensers, salt lakes, 'tinned dog', camel teams, Coolgardie safes and crowded bars. Eastern goldfields. Gold mines and mining. |
F.B.L.- 1991 994.16 GAS (Battye Library) |
Hesperian Press, 1984; 0 85905 041 6 | |
| COSSACK GOLD |
Owen, W.L. (William Lambden) | Gold, pearling, aboriginals, diamonds, murder and madness in the great but empty North. Life of the North West from the 1880s to the 1930s. The chronicles of an early goldfields Warden. |
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Hesperian Press, 1984; 0 85905 043 2 | |
| CUNDERDIN-MECKERING: A Wheatlands History | Stokes, Joseph Placid | Born at Northam of a Cunderdin farming family, the author traces the history of the Shire from the days when it was the home of the Balardong tribe to the 1980's period of well established farmers. |
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Hyland House Publishing Pty Ltd, 1986; 0 908090 98 6 | |
| CYCLOPEDIA OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA | Battye, James Sykes | A concise history of early Western Australia with biographical data on over 950 pioneers and their families. First published 1912-13. |
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Hesperian Press, 1985; 0 85905 072 6 | |
| DAUGHTERS OF MIDAS, The | King, Norma | The history of women on the goldfields from an author with a rich personal knowledge of and insight into goldfields life. |
Reproduced |
Hesperian Press, 1998; 0 85905 124 2 | Christine Uphill |
| DEAREST ISABELLA: The Life and Letters of Isabella Ferguson 1819-1910 | Joske, Prue |
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UWA Press for C&J Staples, South West Region Publications Fund Committee, 1989; 0 85564 262 9 | ||
| DESERT RAILWAY, The | Adam-Smith, Patsy | A good record with lots of photos of the building of the Trans Australia Railway. |
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Rigby, 1974; 0 85179 675 3 | |
| DESERT SCHOOL | Green, Neville | Teaching in the Warburton Ranges of WA. |
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Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1983; 0 94920 686 5 | |
| DISMAL TRADER, The | Liveris, Leonie B. | The undertaker business in Perth, 1860-1939. |
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A.F.D.A. (W.A.), 1991; 0 64605 582 8 | |
| DO NOT YIELD TO DESPAIR |
Donaldson, M. & Elliot, I. (Editors) | The bush diaries of Frank Hann 1895-1908, Townsville, QLD to Kimberley, eastern Pilbara, Parkers Range south and the Laverton-Wiluna area to Oodnadatta. |
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Hesperian Press, 1988; 0 85905 226 5 | |
| DOLLYPOT |
Bridge, P. J. (Editor) | A collection of prospectors and miners stories. Humour, hard luck, life, people and poetry of the goldfields from the Kimberley to Ravensthorpe. |
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Hesperian Press, 1987; 0 85905 100 5 | |
| DRAWN TO MT. MAGNET: Wanners, dolly pots, shears | Day, Lorna & Morrissey, Karen | The history of Mt. Magnet. Lists many of the early residents. |
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Shire of Mount Magnet, 1995; 0 646 23546 X | Shirley Brown |
| DUMBLEYUNG AND DISTRICTS: Short Stories | Various | A collection of stories and anecdotes - not a complete history. |
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Leaderpress, 1999; 0 646377 68 X | Anne Wheel |
| DUPEROUZEL FAMILY IN AUSTRALIA, The | Mitchell, Lynette Ann | Duperouzel family, a family history starting in France and winding their way through England to Western Australia as a convict and tracing the generations to today. |
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Blakir Pty Ltd, 1994; 0 646 18825 9 | Judy Decker |
| DURING THE PASSAGE OF TIME | Green, Robert H.N. | Green, Wilks, Crudace, Griffin, Jacobs families and others. Lived in Kalgoorlie, Norseman, Coolgardie, Manjimup, East Kirup etc. Author's family story from arrival from UK to VIC, SA,TAS and WA. |
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Access Press, 1986; I 094979 520 8 | Dianne Haywood |
| EAGLES NEST, The: Larkinville, the Golden Eagle and the Great Depression | Bridge, Peter J. | An in depth look at Larkinville in the 1930s. Includes a systematic collection of reports of the goldrush, descriptions of 'Larkinville City', details of all nuggets known to be found there including the Golden Eagle, well indexed biographies of many of the prospectors and an examination of the prospecting schemes and political efforts to counteract the depression. |
Reproduced |
Hesperian Press, 1999; 085905 274 5 | Christine Uphill |
| EASTWARD TO THE AVON | Giblett, Ronald A. | Giblett Family of Northam, from family documents collected and researched by the author. |
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R. Giblett, [1993?]; 0 64613 089 7 | Janice Hayes |
| ECHOES OF THE PAST | Verschuer, Mavis | Albany, a collection of life stories of elderly Albany citizens many who pioneered the Goldfields & Great Southern. Family histories and old photographs. |
| Vanguard Service Print, 1978. | |
| ELIZABETH & BOB | Wellburn, Elizabeth | The story of a Group Settlement family from Group 65 in the Pemberton area, Western Australia during the years 1924-1935. |
Steve Wellburn | Jorgensen Printers, 1984. | Steve Wellburn |
| ELSEWHERE FINE | Dimer, Karl |
Dimer family history. The Nullabor, Nanambinia Station, early pastoral
pioneering. Note: Sound recording of a speech by the author to Esperance Historical Society in 1973 held by Battye Library. |
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Karl Dimer, 1989; 0 95886 579 5 | |
| ENTOMBED MINER, The | Austen, Tom | Bonnie Vale, account of the rescue of Modesto Varischetti in1907 |
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St. George Books, 1986; 0 86778 027 4 | |
| ERNEST GILES: Explorer and Traveller, 1835-1897 | Ericksen, Ray | A Biography of Western Australia's greatest explorer. |
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Hesperian Press, 1997; 0 85905 240 0 | |
| ESPERANCE YESTERDAY & TODAY 1964 | Rintoul, John |
| Service Print Co., 1964 | ||
| EXCELLENT CONNECTIONS | Barker, Anthony J & Laurie, Maxine | A History of Bunbury 1836-1990. |
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City of Bunbury, 1992; 0 64607 126 2 | |
| EXPEDITIONS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA 1837-1839 | Grey, George, Sir | Journals of two expeditions of discovery in North-west and Western Australia, during the years 1837, 38, and 39. Grey's party suffered shipwreck, starvation and thirst on their long travels from the Kimberley to Perth. (Two volumes). |
F.B.L. - 1991 919.41 GRE (Battye Library) |
Hesperian Press, 1984; 0 85905 046 7 | |
| FATE OF THE ARTFUL DODGER | Buddee, Paul | Parkhurst (Prison) boys transported to Australia and New Zealand 1842-1852 |
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St. George Books, 1984; 0 86778 017 7 | Sharon McBride |
| FIELDS, The |
Templeman, Ian McDonald, Bernadette | Coolgardie Goldfields 1892-1912, reproduced early photographs. (Pictorial work). |
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Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1988; 0 94920 639 3 | |
| FIFTY YEARS AFLOAT | Cameron, Hugh | The memoirs of a ferryman and boatbuilder on the Swan River and Rottnest run. |
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Hesperian Press, 1996; 0859052133 | |
| FLIGHT OF DIAMONDS | Tyler, W., Major | The 1942 Japanese attack on Broome and the loss of $12m in diamonds still unrecovered. Illustrations of Japanese, Dutch, US and Australian personnel involved in the disaster. |
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Hesperian Press, 1987; 0 85905 105 6 |
Indexer - John Linton |
| FOOTPRINTS ACROSS OUR LAND |
Crugnale, Jordan (Compiler) | Western Desert women, Lumu Nungurrayi ... [et al.]. Short Stories. |
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Magabala Books, 1995; 1 87564 115 7 | |
| FORCED LABOUR FOR THE WEST: Parkhurst Convicts "Apprenticed" in Western Australia 1842-1851 | Gill, Andrew | The story of the juvenile convicts from Parkhurst Prison who were transported to Western Australia and apprenticed to early pioneer families. |
Reproduced |
Blatellae Books, 1997; 0 9593472 5 9 | Sharon McBride |
| FRANCE AUSTRALE | Marchant, Leslie Ronald | French explorations and attempts to found a penal colony and strategic base in south Western Australia 1503-1826. |
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Artlook Books, c1982; 0 86445 104 0 | |
| FROM BRIDGE FARM TO TURNER COTTAGE | McKay, Isobel E. | History of the Turner family of Serpentine and of the restoration of Turner Cottage by the McKay family. Elizabeth Turner was the daughter of Henry & Elizabeth Martin who arrived in WA per "Simon Taylor" in 1842. |
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I.E. McKay c.1988; 0 73163 508 6 | |
| FROM CAPTAINS TO COLONELS | Grant, James Ritchie | Western Australian Defence Force from 1861 to 1901, a photogrpahic account. |
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John Burridge Military Antiques, c1991; 0 95989 425 X | |
| FROM CONVICT TO GENTLEMAN | Bursill, Jack (John Desmond) | Bursill, William, 1803 to 1872 and his wife Hannah, a history of his life and times, a record of his family : from Campbelltown to Coolgardie, the story of Timothy Bursill and his wife Jane. |
| J. Braby, c1994 | |
| FROM SUSSEX TO THE SOUTH LAND | Spice, Mary | Saul and Sarah Spice and some of their descendants, their story. They arrived in WA per "Hooghly" in Feb 1830, Upper Swan & later Bindoon areas. |
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M. Spice, 1991; 0 64611 394 1 | Sharon McBride |
| FROWNING FORTUNES | Burton Jackson, J.L.; Petchell, Bill; Higham, Malcolm | Discovery of the Williams River district by Thomas Bannister and the land grants problem in the 1830's. |
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Hesperian Press, 1993; 0 85905 118 0 | |
| FRUIT OF THE COUNTRY, The | Bignell, Merle | A history of the Shire of Gnowangerup, including part of south coast - before the Shire was split. |
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University of WA Press, 1977; 0 85564 125 8 | Anne Wheel |
| GATHER NO MOSS |
Linklater, William & Tapp, Lynda | Biography of NT bushman Billy Miller Linklater with much detail of early characters. |
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Hesperian Press, 1997; 0 8590 523 2 X | |
| GEOGRAPHIC TRAVELS IN CENTRAL AUSTRALIA FROM 1872 TO 1874 | Giles, Ernest | Giles earliest expeditions - a companion volume to Australia Twice Traversed. |
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Corkwood Press, 1995; 0 64624 262 8 | |
| GHOSTS IN KHAKI | Cody, Les | The history of the 2/4th Machine Gun Battalion, 8th Australian Division, A.I.F., formed in Northam in 1940 of 950 recruits from across the State. |
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Hesperian Press, 1997; 0 85905 235 4 | |
| GINGIN: 1830 to 1960 | Udell, Hazel | Outlines the settlement and economic and social development of the Shire including Beermullah and the Town of Gingin and traces the families of the earliest settlers. |
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Shire of Gingin & Wescolour Press, 1980; 0 9596765 1 1 | Christine Uphill |
| GIRL FROM GOLDEN GATE | Ingram, Shirley Y. | Detailed accounts of pre-war life on the goldfields, in Perth and Sydney and in the nursing profession in both cities. |
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Access Press, c1997; 0 86445 115 6 | |
| GLITTERING YEARS, The: Kalgoorlie and Boulder 1907-1928 | Bennett, Arthur L. | The author lived in Kalgoorlie 1907-1928 and spent 7 years on the literary staff of the 'Kalgoorlie Miner'. Glimpses of the people, places and history of Kalgoorlie and Boulder. |
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St. George Books, 1981; 0 86778 021 5 | Christine Uphill |
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GOLD & GHOSTS (VOLUMES I & II) | De Havelland, David W. | Prospectors' guide to metal detecting and history of the Australian Goldfields. Maps and photographs. |
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Hesperian Press, c1985; 0 8590 5077 7 | |
| GOLD AND TYPHOID: Two Fevers | Whittington, Vera | Social history of WA, 1891-1900 |
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UWA Press, 1988; 0 85564 274 2 | |
| GOLD AT PEAK HILL | Heydon, Philip Robert | The discovery of gold in 1892 by Wilson and partners, the history of the town of Peak Hill and its characters. |
Reproduced |
Hesperian Press, 1991; 0 85905 153 6 | Christine Uphill |
| GOLD IN THE BLOOD | Doughty, James | Larkinville, Wiluna & Nullagine. Stories of prospecting and people. |
|
Rigby, 1977; 0 72700 457 3 | |
| GOLD IN THE GASCOYNE | McDonald, Rhonda | McDonald family, gold mines and mining, Gascoyne, Mangaroon |
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R. McDonald, 1985; 0 95901 350 4 |
Indexer - Loellen Clark |
| GOLD ON THE MURCHISON | Heydon, Philip Robert | Cue and Day Dawn - their history, people and progress. With photographs, anecdotes and material from their own newspapers. |
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Hesperian Press, 1986; 0 85905 066 1 | Ronnie Bates |
| GOLD STEALERS, The | Purdue, Brian | The murders of Pitman & Walsh by Coulter and Treffene in 1926. |
| Hesperian Press | |
| GOLDEN DAYS | Raeside, Jules | The early goldfields and the men who shaped the politics of mining. First published 1929. |
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Hesperian Press, 1996; 0 85905 204 4 | |
| GOLDEN DESTINY | Webb, Martin Jack & Audrey | The centenary history of Kalgoorlie-Boulder and the Eastern Goldfields of Western Australia. |
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City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder, 1993; 0 64614 254 2 | |
| GOLDEN GRAIN AND THE SILVER FLEECE, The | Eaton, Frances | A history of Quairading from 1859-1930. |
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F. Eaton, 1979; 0 95955 680 X | |
| GOLDEN QUEST, The | Bligh, Arthur Charles Vassell | The roaring days of WA gold rushes and life in the pearling industry. Memoirs of the author. First published 1955. |
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Hesperian Press, 1984; 0 85905 042 4 | |
| GOLDEN WEST AND HOW IT WAS DISCOVERED, The |
Greaves, Richard (Dick) | The discoverer of the Yilgarn goldfield in 1887. A detailed account of the discovery and its results for Greaves and his partners. First published 1903. |
Val Ward |
Hesperian Press; 0 85905 009 2 | Val Ward |
|
GOLDFIELDS JOURNAL OF WILLIAM DIAPER 1851-1853, The (Alias Cannibal Jack |
Emilsen, William (Editor) | Discovered hidden behind a mirror in a theological college. Wtitten in an ink made of charcoal & urine on old & foxed paper, this book is one of the most facinating personal accounts of the great goldrush. |
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Hesperian Press, c1999; 0 85905 262 1 | |
| GOLDFIELDS SPORT - A Century of Heroes, Heroines and Happenings | Terrell, John | Pictures and biographies of Goldfields Sporting people |
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J. Terrell, 1993; 0 64612 560 5 | |
| GRANDFATHER WAS A POLICEMAN: The Western Australian Police Force 1829-1889 | Bentley, Mollie | Traces the early WA Police force from inception to the 1890's with an emphasis on the men who served in it. |
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Hesperian Press, 1993; 0 85905 143 9 | Christine Uphill |
| GRANDMA! Where did I come from? (Book One) | Bates, Veronica Maude | Genealogy and Family History of the PRICE, de GUERIN, CHESSON, SLATTERY, GILROY and BROWN families from France, the Channel Islands, NSW and WA. Includes the families of Cardinal Gilroy and Rottnest Island Lighthouse Keepers. |
Ronnie Bates |
Veronica Maude Bates 0 9578003 0 4 | Ronnie Bates |
| GRANDMA! Where did I come from? (Book Three) | Bates, Veronica Maude | Family History and Genealogy of the Cavanough, Livingstone and Dick Families. |
Ronnie Bates |
Veronica Maude Bates 0 9578003 2 0 | Ronnie Bates |
| GRAVEL RASH: 100 Years of Goldfields Football | Everett, Les | A history of Australian Rules Football in the Goldfields. |
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Goldfields Football League, 1996; 0 64628 136 4 | |
| HANNANS CLUB, The: The First Hundred Years | King, Norma | Hannans Club, Kalgoorlie - a history. |
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The Club, 1996; 0 64627 909 2 | |
| HE RODE ALONE | Brockman, Julius | Adventures of pioneer Julius Brockman from his diaries, edited by Joan Brockman. Brockman & Drake-Brockman history. |
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Artlook Books, c1987; 0 86445 051 6 | |
| HEADS AND TAILS | Sheehan, Danny & Lamotte, Wayne | Kalgoorlie Two-up School and the characters who went there. |
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Wescolour Press, c1985; 0 95894 430 X | |
| HEBREW, ISRAELITE, JEW | Mossenson, David | History of the Jews of Western Australia. |
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UWA Press, 1990; 0 85564 314 5 | |
| HERITAGE OF PINES: A History of Cottesloe | Marchant James, Ruth | Cottesloe, a history. Index includes landmarks (Ocean Beach Hotel, Pages Bathing Boxes etc) as well as people and streets. It also includes several pencil sketches of the area. |
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Town of Cottesloe Council, 1977; 0 95964 040 1 | Sue Winter |
| HEROES HAVE WINGS | Firkins, Peter | The stories of RAAF aces in the great air battles of WWII, most told for the first time, by one of Australia's best known military historians. |
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Hesperian Press, 1993; 0 8590 517 9 X | |
| HISTORY OF ROYAL PERTH HOSPITAL | Bolton, G.C. & Joske, Prue |
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Royal Perth Hospital, 1982; 0 95970 391 8 | ||
| HISTORY OF SCHOOLS IN THE SHIRE OF BRUCE ROCK 1911-1988 | Buller, Violet | Bruce Rock. Schools. |
| Bruce Rock Tourist Committee, 1989. |
Indexer - Jenny Buckingham |
| HISTORY OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN WA 1829 - 1979, The | Bourke, D. F. | Catholic Church in WA 1829-1979. |
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Archdiocese of Perth, 1979; 0 95965 051 2 | |
| HISTORY OF THE MERREDIN DISTRICT, The | Law, F.A. |
| Merredin Road Board, 1961 | ||
| HISTORY OF THE NORTH WEST OF AUSTRALIA, The | Battye, James Sykes | Kimberley, Gascoyne and Murchison districts. Details of some 230 early NW settlers, their families and 100 stations. |
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Hesperian Press, 1985; 0 85905 057 2 | |
| HISTORY OF WEST AUSTRALIA |
Kimberley, W.B. (Compiler) | A narrative of WA's past, together with biographies of her leading men - published in 1897. An historical narrative "the first yet published on Western Australia". |
| F.W. Niven, 1897 | |
| HOME FIRES, The | Splivalo, Anthony | Internment camps; Internees; Italians in Australia; Rottnest Island; World War I. |
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Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1982; 0 90914 453 2 |
Indexer - Colleen Kaygun |
| HORSES HORSES HORSES |
Lee, Flora Stuart (Editor) | A celebration of the part played by horses in the development of Australian life in the days before tractors, cars and trucks. |
Sharon Kehoe |
Hesperian Press, 1989; 0 85905 125 0 | Sharon Kehoe |
| HOUSE OF NORTHBOURNE PARKERS: Pioneers of Western Australia 1830-1983 | Sewell, Barbara | Brief history of Stephen & Sussanah Parker who arrived in the Swan River colony aboard "Hooghly" 1830 with six children. Includes all family members to 1983, direct descendants only are indexed. |
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B. Sewell, 1983; 0 95924 930 3 0 95924 931 1 (paperback) | |
| HOW THE WEST WAS LOST | McLeod, Donald William | The native question in the development of Western Australia. |
| D.W. McLeod, 1984. |
Indexer - Sharon Kehoe |
| IN AUSTRALIAN TROPICS | Searcy, Alfred | Adventurous life as a customs officer in the N.T. in the 1880's. Experiences of the North, buffalo and crocodile hunting, the natives. Chinese, history of the early settlements etc. |
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Hesperian Press, 1984; 0 85905 067 X | |
| IN THE HANDS OF PROVIDENCE | Peasley, William J. | Carnegie, David, his desert journeys. |
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St. George Books, 1995; 0 86778 056 8 | |
| IN TIME FOR LUNCH: Diary & Journal of Douglas E.Darbyshire | Darbyshire, Douglas E. | Includes a list of female emigrants on SS Cornwall 1898. |
Christine Hearne |
Fremantle Arts Centre Press, Library Board of WA, 1991; 0 94920 697 0 | Christine Hearne |
| ITALIAN ROOTS IN AUSTRALIAN SOIL | Gentilli, Joseph | Italian Migration to Western Australia 1829- 1946 |
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Italo-Australian Welfare Centre, 1983; 0 95919 470 3 | |
| JOURNAL OF THE CALVERT SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION, 1896-7, The | Calvert, Albert Frederick | Journal of the fateful expedition, and the search led by L. Wells, on which two men died of thirst. |
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Hesperian Press, 1993; 0 85905 184 6 |
Indexer - Steve Wellburn |
| JOURNALS OF SEVERAL EXPEDITIONS MADE IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA |
Cross, Joseph (Compiler) | Expeditions during the years 1829, 1830,1831 & 1832 with maps. |
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UWA Press for RWAHS, 1980 (Facs); 0 85564 187 8 | |
| JUST A CENTURY AGO: A History of the Shire of Cue | Heydon, Philip Robert |
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Hesperian Press for the Shire of Cue, 1987; 0 85905 110 2 | ||
| KALGOORLIE CALEDONIAN SOCIETY INC: Centenary 1896 to 1996 | Willis, A.D. (Editor) | A Centenary history of the Society. |
| The Society, 1996 | |
| KANGAS | Terrell, John | History of "Kangas", the Kalgoorlie City Football Club. |
| Kalgoorlie City Football Club 1998 | |
| KANOWNA'S BARROWMAN - JAMES BALZANO - The Early History of Kalgoorlie's Goldrushes |
Compton, C. & Manners, R . (Editors) | The diary of Balzano's wheelbarrow journey through the 1890's goldrushes is a unique record, detailing the men and women he met, their successes and tragedies, his own life and experiences. |
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Hesperian Press, 1993; 0 85905 176 5 | |
| KIMBERLEY SCENES |
Various Clement, C. & Bridge, P.J. (Editors) | A magnificent collection of reminiscences of the early days of the Kimberley; the gold rush, droving and police work in the NT with 100 illustrations of the period. |
Reproduced |
Hesperian Press, 1991; 0 85905 145 5 | Christine Uphill |
| KNIGHTS OF THE BOOMERANG | Basedow, Herbert | Episodes from a life spent among the native tribes of Australia. |
|
Hesperian Press (in preparation) | |
| KULIN SHIRE: Chronicles of the 20th Century | Gervas, Stan | Kulin, Dudinin, Pingaring, Holt Rock, Jitarning. Lots of photographs and personal and local history. |
|
Shire of Kulin, 1999; 0 64637 867 8 0 95775 260 1 | |
| KUNANALLING: The story of a Western Australian goldfields town | Bounsell, S.R. |
| S.R. Bounsell, 1988 |
Indexer - Peter Savage | |
| KWINANA "THIRD TIME LUCKY" | Russell, Laurie | Traces two unsuccessful attempts followed by a subsequent triumph in developing an area south of Fremantle and extending eastwards inland from Cockburn Sound to the Armadale district boundary. |
| Town of Kwinana (?), 1979. | |
| LADY BUSHRANGER | Studdy-Clift, Pat | Story of Elizabeth Hickman 'Wild Australian' circus performer, who became the 'Lady Bushranger' in the Blue Mountains, clashing with police until her eventual imprisonment and death in 1936. |
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Hesperian Press, 1996; 0 85905 223 0 | |
| LAND OF GOLD | Price, Julius Mendes | Goldfields of WA - narrative of a journey in the autumn of 1895. |
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Hesperian Press, 1981; 0 85905 030 0 | |
| LAW PROVIDES, The | Morrow, Edgar | After WWI, patrols through the NW Kimberleys and Murchison chasing cattle spearers, killers and tracking lost men gave him a view of the north recorded by few others. |
Christine Uphill |
Hesperian Press, 1984; 0 85905 060 2 | Christine Uphill |
| LEAN YEARS, The | McRobb, Millie | Group Settlers in the Bridgetown area and written by a "groupies" daughter. |
Dot Wells | South West Printing & Pub. Co., [1984?] | Dot Wells |
| LEAVES FROM A PROSPECTOR'S DIARY | Tregurtha, James Edmund | WA prospecting reminiscences 1890s - 1930s. J.E.T. with Billy Frost opened up many areas. Desert expeditions, then Klondyke and New Guinea. |
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Hesperian Press, 1996; 0 85905 212 5 |
Indexer - Shyama Peebles |
| LEGAL EXECUTIONS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA | Purdue, Brian | Details of all executions in W.A. and also those sentenced to death and reprieved. |
|
Foundation Press, 1993; 1 87577 800 4 | |
| LIFE LINES: Australian women's letters and diaries 1788-1840 | Clarke, Patricia & Spender, Dale | Diaries and Letters of women across Australia (including W.A.) who wrote of how the new land made different people of them. |
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Allen & Unwin Pty Ltd, 1992; 1 86373 124 5 | Judy Decker |
| LIFE STORY OF J.J. SIMONS FOUNDER OF THE YOUNG AUSTRALIA LEAGUE, The | Courtney, Victor | The story of John Joseph Simons who founded the YAL in WA, because he believed that the future of our country depended on its youth. |
| Young Australia League Inc., 1961. |
Indexer - Christine Hearne |
| LIGHT OF LEEUWIN, The | Cresswell, Gail J. | Augusta-Margaret River Shire, a history. |
|
Augusta-Margaret River Shire History Group, c.1990; 0 73169 444 9 | |
| LITTLE BUT GREAT ... THE SAGA OF THE SILVER CHAIN | Stewart, Noel | History of the Silver Chain Nursing Association 1905-1965 |
| Henry Greig, 1965. |
Indexer - Lyn Todd |
| LONDONDERRY - The Golden Hole | Sprake, Austin G. | Coolgardie & Londonderry, people and places. The 1890's share fiasco that shattered London and WA. |
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Hesperian Press, 1991; 0 85905 160 9 | |
| LONELY GRAVES OF WA AND BURIALS AT SEA | Coate, Yvonne & Kevin | A listing of all the known bush and other graves outside registered graveyards together with details of the owner, also with maps & appendices for those who were buried at sea. |
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Hesperian Press, c1986; 0 85905 098 X | Janice Hayes |
| LONGEST FENCE IN THE WORLD, The | Broomhall, Frank H. | A history of the No. 1 Rabbit Proof Fence from its beginning until recent times. |
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Hesperian Press, 1991; 0 85905 147 1 | |
| LORETO WA THE FIRST 40 YEARS 1897-1937 | Stephenson, Joyce | Loreto School, a history. |
| Hesperian Press, 1988. |
Indexer - Marilyn Carter |
| LUCKY ROSS | Ross, W.H. | John Ross served on the "Sydney" and "Canberra". The autobiography of an R.A.N. officer 1934-1951. |
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Hesperian Press, 1994; 0 85905 203 6 |
Indexer - Judy Decker |
| MACEDONIANS IN AUSTRALIA, The | Hill, Peter | A Study of a migrant group whose name rings through history. A sympathetic and very readable book which can be read with interest by all Australians. |
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Hesperian Press, 1989; 0 85905 142 0 |
Indexer - Shirley Curtis |
| MAITLAND BROWN: A View of Nineteenth Century Western Australia | Cowan, Peter | Maitland Brown, WA Pioneer, politician, explorer, magistrate, farmer and merchant is the central figure in a book that examines Western Australian life and history in the last half of the nineteenth century. |
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Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1988; 0 949206 27 X | Janice Hayes |
| MAKING THE BEST OF IT | Gardner, George S. & Alison Daubney [Editor] | A biography of George Gardner presenting a snapshot of farm life and rural conditions in the Northcliffe area of Western Australia. |
Mark Schipp |
A. Daubney, 2000; 0 64639 666 8 | Mark Schipp |
|
MATES AND GOLD: Reminiscences of the Early Westralian Goldfields 1890-1896 | Sligo, Norman Kenneth | The greatest of the WA 1890's gold rush reminiscences and the most popular among prospectors and those with an interest in how it was. |
Reproduced |
Hesperian Press, 1995; 0 85905 195 1 | Christine Uphill |
| MATTHEW BLAGDEN HALE: The life of an Australian Pioneer Bishop | Robin, A. de Q. | Hale, Matthew Blagden, Bishop of Perth and founder of Perth Boys School. His life in WA and his early life in England. |
|
Hawthorn Press, Melbourne, 1976; 0 7256 0167 1 | Janice Hayes |
| MEEKATHARRA - End of the Earth | Heydon, Philip Robert | Meekatharra, a history of its people, mines, stations, bushmen, drovers and prospectors. |
|
Hesperian Press, 1994; 0 85905 196 X | |
| MEGISTI IN THE ANTIPODES | Yiannakis, John | A study of the Castellorizian Greek migration and settlement to WA, 1890-1990. |
|
Hesperian Press, 1996; 0 85905 218 4 | |
| MEN OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA | Representative of the public, professional, ecclesiastical, commercial and sporting life of Western Australia as existant (sic) in the years 1936-1937 (Sub-Title). Private Edition. |
| V.H. Colless, 1937 | ||
| MILE THAT MIDAS TOUCHED, The | Casey, Gavin & Mayman, Ted | Gold mines and mining, Kalgoorlie, eastern goldfields. |
F.B.L. - 1991 994.16/KAL (Battye Library) |
Rigby, 1973; 0 85179 611 7 | |
| MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT AND PENAL SETTLEMENT AT KING GEORGE SOUND (Frederickstown) 1826-1831 | Sweetman, John | A detailed list of the personnel, military and convict, who first settled Albany. |
Val Ward |
Hesperian Press, 1989; 0 85905 022 X | Val Ward |
| MILLS OF JARRAHDALE, The | Fall, V.G. | A history of the mills and timbermen of Jarrahdale 1872-1972. Second edition sponsored by Alcoa of Australia. |
| V.G. Fall, 1972. | |
| MINGENEW | Mingenew Historical Society | A history and study of a wheatbelt town. |
|
Hesperian Press, 1988; 0 85905 109 9 | |
| MINING IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA |
Prider, Rex T. (Editor) | Mining in WA, a good background. Published for the 150th Anniversary celebrations in 1979. |
F.B.L. - 1991 338.209941/MIN (Battye Library) |
UWA Press, 1979; 0 85564 153 3 | |
| MIRACLE OF FAIRBRIDGE | Halls, Joan | Fairbridge Farm School. The author was sent to Fairbridge from Barnardos girls home in 1932. Details the difficulties and determination that resulted in the Faribridge scheme. |
Janine Hinton |
Hesperian Press, 1999; 0 85905 264 8 | Janine Hinton |
| MISFORTUNES OF PHOEBE, The | Erickson, Rica | Biography of Phoebe Morgan (1835-1889) who volunteered to sail to Australia and joined the goldrush in Victoria. Some of her children eventually settled in WA. |
|
Hesperian Press, 1997; 0 85905 238 9 | |
| MOONDYNE JOE: The Man & The Myth | Elliott, Ian | Joseph Bolitho Johns - convict and escapee, bushranger, legend in WA and now a folk hero. |
|
Hesperian Press, 1998; 0 85905 244 3 | |
| MORE LONELY GRAVES OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA | Coate, Yvonne & Kevin |
New lists with death details: A listing of known bush and other graves outside registered graveyards together with details of those buried at sea. |
Reproduced |
Hesperian Press, 2000; 0 85905 275 1 | Christine Uphill |
| MOSTLY GOOD TIMES | Smith, Enga & Bernard | About the founding of a sheep station in the North West of Western Australia and of life in an isolated bush community. An account of life and living in the Gascoyne and of Walter Smith and Emily Turp of Towrana Station. |
(In progress) |
Hesperian Press, 1986; 0 85905 095 5 |
Christine Uphill Indexer - Judy Decker |
| MUNDARING - A History of the Shire | Elliot, Ian | Local historian, Ian Elliot , has produced a book which traces the progress of the area from the time of the earliest European sightings of the hills through to the residential expansion of the 1950's AND 60'S. |
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Shire of Mundaring, 1983; 0 95927 760 9 | Neill Garland |
|
MURDER ON THE RABBIT PROOF FENCE: The strange story of Snowy Rowles & Arthur Upfield. | Walker, Terry | Snowy Rowles was hanged on circumstantial evidence for the murders on the Rabbit Proof Fence. |
|
Hesperian Press, 1993; 0 85905 189 7 | |
| MY FOURTH TOUR IN WA | Calvert, Alfred Frederick | One of the most magnificent books on the WA goldfields and bush. Hundreds of photos and sketches of people and places. Originally published in 1898. |
|
Hesperian Press, 1989; 0 85905 033 5 | |
| MY LIFE'S ADVENTURE | Kirwan, Sir John | Biography and details of WA politics and history. |
| Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1936 | |
| MY WAY: W.H. (Bill) Rourke's 50 years adventure in education | Rourke, W.H. (Bill) | Comprehensive history of teachers, schools and pupils in WA. |
|
W.H. Rourke, 1980; 0 86767 000 2 | |
| NANNINE BY THE LAKE | Heydon, Philip Robert | Story of the first town on the Murchison goldfields. The finding of gold, controversy surrounding its discoverers and the life of the people and characters of the town. |
|
Hesperian Press, 1990; 0 85905 137 4 | |
| NEDLANDS FROM CAMPSITE TO CITY | Williams, A.E. | Nedlands, a history from the |