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Holiday Receipt

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Hugh Faulkner

1932

Subcollections

Morrell family Archives

Overview

hand written receipt on paper

Historical information

The Misses Morrell mentioned on the receipt are Ivy, Ruby and Gladys from Ironbarks Farm, North Greenough.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-72-GMOB0114

Item type

Material

Width

167 mm

Height or length

127 mm

Depth

1 mm

Themes

Inscriptions and markings

5 March 1932
Misses Morrell
Dr. to Hugh Faulkner, 'Karri Banks,' The Porongorups, W. Aust.
19 days accommodation £11.18.0
Fare from Mt Barker 0.15.0
Trip to Nancy's Peak 0. 2.0
Trip around Hills 0. 6.0
Picnic at Twin Peaks 0. 4.0
Trip to View Point 0. 4.0
Trip to Mt Barker 0. 4.0
Trip to Castle Rock 0. 4.0
Fare Mt Barker Nancey 0. 1.6
Received payment £13 18 6 with thanks Hugh Faulkner

Contextual Information

During the hot summer months many Greenough families sort relief from the heat by camping at the Greenough River Mouth. Only the more wealthy could travel elsewhere to cooler climes.

Keywords

Place made

Porongorups
Western Australia
Australia

Year

1932

Primary significance criteria

Historic significance

Social or spiritual significance

Comparative significance criteria

Well provenanced

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Holiday Receipt

Holiday receipt given by Hugh Faulkner 'Karri Banks' Porongorups.

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