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  • My Tropic Isle – Banfield – First Edition

    My Tropic Isle – Banfield – First Edition

    My Tropic Isle E.J. Banfield – 1911. A good only copy of the extremely rare first edition of “My Tropic Isle” with its rich front cover impression. Published in London in 1911 this is Banfield’s follow up to “Confessions of a Beachcomber” and a most interesting book on the natural history of Dunk along with the authors usual anecdotes and observations that make his writing something special.

    Very rare E.J. Banfield

    $190.00

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  • The Fire Stick – A Tale of Australian Bush Life – Merri, Wulla – 1893

    The Fire Stick – A Tale of Australian Bush Life – Merri, Wulla – 1893

    The Fire Stick

    Incidents in the Shearer’s Strike – A Tale of Australian Bush Life – Merri, Wulla – 1893 An important anti-union novel, allegedly written by the politician John Cameron under a pseudonym and based on the Shearer’s Strike inQueenslandin the early 1890’s. The pictorial image on the front board is of a woolshed being burnt down. Very good condition and an important item in any Australiana collection.

    Shearers Strike 1890’s good condition

    $120.00

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  • The Second Census of Queensland – Official report on Findings = 1864

    The Second Census of Queensland – Official report on Findings = 1864

    Printed in Brisbane in 1864, Registrar General Darvall produced the Second Census of Queensland.

    The population of the State (excluding aborigines) had doubled in three years to 61,467. Brisbane had likewise doubled in population whilst Rockhampton was four times more populous. 60% were male although in urban areas the discrepancy was less than 4% leaving the rural position fairly dire for a young man at near two to one.

    A high proportion could not read or write and it was noted that an improvement since the first census was due to the impact of educated migrants.

    Temporary housing was a feature although the report takes a positive read on the proportion of the population actively involved in wealth generation – a lesson perhaps for current bureaucrats.

    Important Queensland Item

    $190.00

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