Gawler in the 1850s by John Smith: Revision history

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  • curprev 22:4322:43, 30 May 2026 Paulbarnet talk contribs 9,666 bytes +9,666 Created page with "{{Thing |Type of thing=story in the Bunyip |Also known as=an interview of John Smith |Date made or found=1850 }} Bunyip 29.1.1915 p3 via Trove by Mick Vort-Ronald GAWLER IN THE EARLY DAYS. MR. J. SMITH LOOKS BACK (to 1850s) In a cottage in Gawler South there lives a man who is probably the oldest resident of Gawler. He has lived in the same house for 40 years, and came to the town 64 years ago, a good while before it earned the name of the Colonial Athen..."
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