Tales of the Towers

Cattle Puddle Dip, 1909

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Item TypephotographDate6th July 1909ContentTwo men standing beside covered cattle dip race on a cattle property, possibly Windsor Station.

Postcard to Bob Hurle c/- A. Black, Pajingo Station from Clinton states in part: ... a photo of our 12 miles puddle dip. This dip was built by one man and a black boy in two months. We are building the bingeringo(?) dip similar to this one. The yards are not showing on the photo.
I am very glad you got a couple of prizes for your horses.
We had Mr Corefield (?) here last week ... pick some good sights. Love Clinton”

Background: According to Ray Hurle on 9/12/2009: Robert E. Hurle was head stockman on Pajingo. Edward Clinton Hurle worked on Pajingo as well. Bob Hurle is Ray Hurle’s grandfather.DigitisedYesMaterial Description14 cm x 9 cm b&w postcard photoIdentifier2009179.3772

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SubjectsCattle StationCattle YardsAboriginal PeopleStation HandWorkersFarmingCattleCollectionThe Neal Hammond CollectionDrop Down MenuEra | 1900sSubject | Agriculture | Cattle Stations

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