Travels in Western Australia

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Travels in Western Australia is a book by May Vivienne. A page of press opinions of the first edition says the book contains much first-hand information, clearly given, concerning the cities, goldfields, and agricultural districts of Western Australia. The text says there is no doubt the jarrah is the principal tree of the colony.

The text says that at present there are 50 sawmills in the colony, employing over 4000 men, and still the demand is much greater than the supply. The text names the famous Serpentine Falls, a spot that by many is called the "garden of the colony." The text says that four miles from Menzies is Kensington, where there are more good mines, also two splendid breweries.

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Author: May Vivienne
Reading time: About 6 hours
Pages: 228
Language: English
Genre: Travelogue
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