Journal of Australasian Mining History
Volume 14
October 2016
TABLE OF CONTENTS
REFEREED
LOUISE BLAKE 1-20
Women on the Woods Point goldfield: a case study in microhistory
PETER DAVIES, SUSAN LAWRENCE, JODI TURNBULL 21-36
The River Loddon & Tributaries Water Supply Company
ALWYN EVANS 37-60
Hall, Hooper, Hoover and the Sons of Gwalia
NIC HAYGARTH 61-76
The “Tin Man”: George Renison Bell, Tasmanian mineral prospector
KEN McQUEEN 77-98
“Tackaringa”: First step to Broken Hill
JAN WEGNER 99-115
Too much haste, not enough prospecting: Mt Garnet Mine and Smelters, North Queensland
UNREFEREED
CLIVE BEAUCHAMP 116-127
Lead Poisoning and Disease at Broken Hill, New South Wales
ROSS A. BOTH & WARREN FAHEY 128-149
Songs from the Australian Goldfields, Part 2: Life on the Goldfields
KEITH PRESTON 150-169
Tailings disposal at the Arba Mine: A legislative nightmare
DAVID ROGERS 170-181
Herbert Hoover: From Australia to Burma
BOOK REVIEWS
Lloyd Carpenter & Lyndon Fraser (eds), Rushing for Gold: Life and Commerce on the Goldfields of New Zealand and Australia. 182-184
Reviewer: Philip Hart
Alwyn Evans, From Wales to Gwalia: A Swansea Editor and his Australian Goldmine. 185-187
Reviewer: Peter Bell
Criena Fitzgerald, Turning Men into Stone: A Social and Medical History of Silicosis in Western Australia 1890-1970. 187-190
Reviewer: Sandra Kippen
John P. Hamilton, Adjudication on the Gold Fields in New South Wales and Victoria in the 19th Century. 190-192
Reviewer: Ruth Kerr
Rebecca Macfie, Tragedy at Pike River Mine: How and why 29 men died. 193-194
Reviewer: Jason Nitz
John Melville-Jones (ed.), with contributions by Nicola Cousen, Steve Mullins, Stefan Petrow and Marie and John Ramsland, Ludovic De Beauvoir’s Visit to Australia. 194-195
Reviewer: Mel Davies
Garry Richardson, Lottah and the Anchor: The History of a Tin Mine and a Dependent Town North East Tasmania. 196-197
Reviewer: Nic Haygarth
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