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    Marginal People: The Archaeology and History of the Chinese at Milparinka. Volume 1 (text, bibliography and appendices). [Masters Degree]

    Marginal People: The Archaeology and History of the Chinese at Milparinka. Volume 1 (text, bibliography and appendices). [Masters Degree]
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    [...]Yantara Lake, and
    according to Cannon (19832134) Edward Henty, shown as holding a run at
    Salt Lake[...]
    [...]ietor of
    the Crown Hotel, Reid Street, Wilcannia; Edward O‘Donnell, Butcher.
    Ottoway was probably[...]
    [...]possibility
    exists that the business given up by Edward Chambers was acquired by
    William Baker. Th[...]
    [...]By late 1897 the Royal Hotel was managed by Mr. Edward Baker, probably
    related to William (Sturt Recorder, December 25, 189712). Edward Baker
    was granted a renewal of his publican‘s l[...]January 1898 (Sturt Recorder,
    January 8,1898:2). Edward Baker was also granted his application for[...]
    [...]stance on the early settlement and
    development of Eyre Peninsula, South Australia Australian Geog[...]
    [...]ry 1895
    his business had been replaced by that of Edward Bateman (Sturt
    Recorder, 22 February, 1895[...]

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    [...]Yantara Lake, and
    according to Cannon (1983:134) Edward Henty, shown as holding a run at
    Salt Lake[...]
    [...]ietor of
    the Crown Hotel, Reid Street, Wilcannia; Edward O'Donnell, Butcher.
    Ottoway was probably T[...]
    [...]possibility
    exists that the business given up by Edward Chambers was acquired by
    William Baker. Th[...]
    [...]By late 1897 the Royal Hotel was managed by Mr. Edward Baker, probably
    related to William (Sturt Recorder, December 25, 1897:2). Edward Baker
    was granted a renewal of his publican's lic[...]January 1898 (Sturt Recorder,
    January 8,1898:2). Edward Baker was also granted his application for[...]
    [...]stance on the early settlement and
    development of Eyre Peninsula. South Australia Australian Geog[...]
    [...]bank clerk
    703 224 2 12 18910912 Edward Hobbs bmiard marker[...]
    [...]dar 8ll:nkeeper
    703 222 7 10 18831020 Samuel Edward Neile dairyman
    703 220 7 12 1884[...]f Milparinka



    703 223 7 16 18831020 Samuel Edward Neile dairyman
    751 4 8[...]
    [...]9160526 Rose Smith wife of Edward Smith grazier
    3

    265 90 8 7 19360331 pub[...]by transmission
    3
    265 90 6 7 19360429 Edward Frederick Smith grazier Moatl.[...]
    [...]eper Mt PooIe
    703 219 8 23 18860301 Henry Edward Sullivan freeholder Port Augusta[...]Police
    703 240 Portion 8 18831020 Samuel Edward Neile & Frederick miners[...]Karas

    703 241 Portion 9 18831020 Samuel Edward Neile & Frederick miners[...]
    [...]ry 1895
    his business had been replaced by that of Edward Bateman (Sturt
    Recorder, 22 February, 1895[...]