The Swan River Aborigines
by George Fletcher Moore
ISBN 978-0-85905-840-7. (1841 R 2020), A4, 34 pages, 130 grams, $30.00*
These lost writings of Moore are important documentation on the natives of the Perth area. Essential reading for all interested. This is another example of the SLWA non-system that lost both the original documents and has failed to index the information in its Clayton’s catalogue.
Tales of the Track. The rude awakening of Cockroach
by Wanderer.
ISBN 978-0-85905-872-8, (1901 R 2021), $10.00*
The failure of Cockroach’s marital ambitions.
Wallabong. The life of James Harvie Greig, on The Road to Nullagine.
ISBN 978-0-85905-874-2, (1949 R 2021), $10.00*
A brief biography of Grieg and his popular poem, On the Road to Nullagine.
All Hesperian Press books are prepared, printed and published in Perth.
We do not subscribe to printing overseas. Localisation, not globalisation.
We believe that one must support the nation that breeds you and feeds you, both physically and spiritually.
Exporting our jobs is like exporting our raw minerals, it only benefits parasites.
If the book is on this list it is in print and in stock.
Geological and mining library for sale.
My library of some 60 years of collecting must be disseminated to the wider world.
I can categorically state that this is the best privately held library in Australia of this material.
Such items will never come on the market again.
It covers many countries from America, north and south, Africa, Europe, Asia, and especially Australia. Much Australian material goes back to the 1850s, while the world wide items go back to the 1890s. Covers all aspects of geology and mineralogy. Much is general. Much is collectable.
With lighting installed in my new shed and raring to go, I am at present unpacking the mountain of cartons which have been stored for several decades.
The extent is too large to list. Perhaps if anyone has a specific interest in a country or subject they can query me. Offers accepted for the bulk collection.
Peter J. Bridge, mineralogist.
The Pilbarra Society.
This organisation, based at Hesperian, has been set up to concentrate on Pilbara history, its places, people, and potential. The iron ore industry has dominated the area for many decades but the history of the area since the 1860s is little known.
The characters and incidents are as interesting as that of the better known Kimberley and goldfields. Station, mine and town histories are needed and the society hopes to bring together those who can contribute to the subject.
Editorial and Proofreading Services for Real Australian Writers of Non-Fiction
Assistance with preparing your writing for publication. Services include editing, indexing and proofreading. No job too modest or too academic.
The Australian Government Publishing Service standard used for normal editing work.
Qualifications and experience: PhD, BA Hons (Geography). Over 16 years as a proof reader and editor with the Western Australian Explorers' Diaries Project.
Marion Hercock
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