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text: Early morning start this morning. Well it's not that early it's like half six the now but it's still pitch black as you can see. You can probably hardly see me We're eh.. oh well that's good. Bit of lighting. Too bright. Too early for that So yes, lambs to the market today. It's a Monday we're gonna go and draw some lambs take them in to Lanark and see what we get for them. What a morning again. Ok so here's the sheep pens that I setup…. well i didn't set them up last night, it was dark, I just dumped them off. but… saves me a run back for them. One problem about having sheep away from home there is a lot of running about to do Aye, so it is a fresh morning here in Ayrshire Beautiful morning as you can see Crisp. Still haven't got myself a hat so my ears are… fresh this morning (Talking to dog) walk up. Here Here Sky, That'll do. Walk up Meg Lie Down We've got them split into two batches here Which is handy. We'll see if Sky will do a turn. Sky, way. Sky, way. Way, she usually only works if Meg is there. She just follows Meg because that's the kind of dog trainer I am. Not a dog trainer… Just a guy with one useless dog and one pot licker but they are braw to look at and they do the job so… right i'll just walk these ones up then Sky, no bother nup, she's coming back she doesn't know what to do That'll do. That'll do Sky. eh aye so.. was saying, braw morning in Ayrshire and eh, these lambs in get them in, go through them. See if there is any fleshy enough to take to the fat ring it is a Monday. We will be selling at Lanark today She's just gave up on that lot there and came to help me. That's handy.. then Sky just follows Meg see Sky's no idea what's happening there, look, where's she going? Just trying to get in Meg's road…. magic She's a handy kept but… what a setup. Good job I can run So aye, I was saying, we'll go through the lambs, see what's ready for the fat ring Draw out… I'd say the trailer hold sixty max. If I could get sixty i'd be very happy. The lamb price is going up all the time Don't want her to push them too hard Lamb price is going up all the time at the moment but grass is going down all the time so if we can get a wee draw out them now i'd be quite happy aye get a wee draw out them now i'd be quite happy and we could hopefully get a couple quid out them but you never know. It's a volatile game. Up and down. It's hard to follow. especially for a small time shepherd like myself who's, eh, not quite got his finger on the pulse like some of the big guns but, eh, no, we'll get them in, get a hand on them and see what they are like Meg you just gave up on those ones again? Right so there we go. Pen of lambs. No idea how many I've drawn out we'll count them on the trailer. If we can get them all on the trailer. I don't even know how many there is. A guess I would say 50 Maybe less…. Maybe more Hard to judge them in the pen there but, eh, aye.. Just drew anything out that was kind of fleshy. Hopefully it meets a good trade we'll find out later on Let's get them on the trailer Big pen Small pen Andy just pulling them out by eye as they run up the shedder. Man of experience there. Okay so here's our line. We've got the break down here The 51 lambs. We had 27 texel lambs at 44 kilos made £82.50 then had 5 texel lambs that were pulled out. They were the shapey-er lambs. 42 kilos. £81 Then the 17 texel lambs at 38 kilos. Now this is a bit lighter than I would like to be bringing them. I'd like to get them to 42 kilos but it's grazing away from home we're running up to Lanark took the opportunity to fill the trailer. Grass is running out. Various reasons. Blah Blah Blah still quite happy to get £74 for them and we had those two lambs that were split out. One was a mule one was a…… black lamb not even sure where that came from but 42kgs they were and made £75 now just to compare that I sold store mule lambs 10 days ago they went through at £64 So that's a good £11 more for selling them finished there wouldn't be much weight wise. Those lambs I was selling at £64 would be between 38-40 kilos so wouldn't be much in it Just shows you the way the trade's risen recently So that gives me a total of 51 lambs averaging 41.73 kilos and the sale price works out at 189.87 pence per kilo so we'll call it 190 because I like to round up and it sounds better so 190 per kilo, that's cracking, and the average is £79.23 per head which again, I said when I was putting them through. £75 i'd be happy. The way the trade's going…. i'd hope to average out about £80 so we're not far off the mark as I said those lambs were light enough. That's me just drawing them, not weighing them before bringing them up, just drawing them out the field. by hand so aye. A successful day I would say.

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Death of the Devonport Gold Mine huts, or memories of gold fever and Chunder Loo
The old vehicular track up the Black Bluff Range at Smiths Plain in north-western Tasmania is scoured down to the bedrock. In places the holes are so deep and slippery that it's difficult to clamber up; in other places you are buffeted by the scrub over-reaching from both sides. The object of the climb, the Devonport Gold Mine, has lain idle for decades, but even though the road is now impassable for vehicles you can't help but be impressed by the enterprise of the miners in establishing it.
In making this climb on foot several years ago, I was reminded of Ron Smith's account of the same journey more than a century earlier. Nowadays you drive to Smiths Plain and walk from there along forestry roads to the base of the bluff. Twenty-six-year-old Smith had no car. Early one morning in December 1907 he set out for Black Bluff from his home at Westwood, near Forth. A fourteen-kilogram swag was balanced on the front of his bicycle, camera (two kg) and field glasses were slung over his shoulders. Four hours after leaving home he decided to eat lunch—at 9.16 am, for all of six minutes!—near Blackwood Park at Nietta. Leaving his bicycle at a point two miles beyond Phillips' house at South Nietta, and taking a second bite of lunch at 11.45 am, he started across the then mostly button-grass Smiths Plain.[1]
The plain took its name from it being his father's point of entry to the high country. Prospector James 'Philosopher' Smith's route over the Black Bluff Range and down to the Lea River had been his access to discoveries of gold, copper and manganese he had made in the area. Other prospectors had followed in his footsteps. One was Alf Smith, an unrelated prospector who, like others, had worked on Philosopher Smith's farm through the winters as part of the latter's scheme to support mineral prospecting.[2] Panning his way up Devonport Creek in 1902, Alf and his brother-in-law Reuben Richards found what they thought was a gold reef.[3] Alf worked this mine and one at Copper Creek, Lea River, building tiny huts at both sites.
The foot track of a century ago climbed a spur of Mount Jacob through eucalypt forest, affording views of the Shepherd and Murphy Tin, Tungsten and Bismuth Mine and the All Nations Tin and Tungsten Mine near Moina. Like the present-day Devonport Gold Mine vehicular track, the foot track avoided the gorge formed by a creek running eastward from Tiger Plain towards the Iris River. Today the vehicular track has spread out like a delta on both sides of the creek, suggesting that over the years people have chosen different crossing points. One day I met a bearded old man coming down the hill to the stream crossing. His flowing hair and team of dogs made me wonder if he was the ghost of Philosopher Smith returning from a prospecting expedition.
Philosopher's son took the staked track which crossed the range to the Lea River. As it began to descend from its exposed highest point Smith diverted from it to the east, endeavouring to find the track to the Devonport Prospecting Association (DPA) Gold Mine, as it was then known. This is the opposite of today, when you take the right-hand fork, confirming that the vehicular track did not follow the line of the earlier walking track up the hill. The walking track went further to the west, closer to the edge of Golden Cliff Gorge, the great north-south rift through the Black Bluff Range caused by a fault line.
At last Smith found the fallen stakes denoting the DPA track. He reached Alf Smith's hut at 4.25 pm, after a journey of more than nine hours from Forth. The hut, Smith wrote, was built of red (pencil) pine, there being a small stand of it nearby. It had
'a fireplace at the east end, and a verandah on the north side, under which the door opened. Two bunks (single), one above the other, took up the west end and a double bunk half the north side … A window, one large sash, was in the south side'.[4]
The hut was well furnished, with table, stools and even cooking and eating utensils. Next day Smith visited the trig station on Black Bluff, travelling mostly by compass through the mist, and photographed the DPA adit and the blacksmith's shop near it.[5]
It was a poor gold mine. Early assays approached a very respectable ounce per ton, but this was due to the sampling of surface enrichment that could not be expected to continue at depth. Examining both the irregular quartz vein cut in the adit and the gossan accessed in trenches, in 1913 Government Geologist William Harper (WH) Twelvetrees predicted only 'negligible quantities of gold' at depth, with the ore changing to iron sulphide.[6] Subsequent geological reports and returns confirmed this, but the allure of gold kept men coming.[7]
Depreciation of the British pound in 1931 gave the gold price a boost. In a repeat of the 1890s depression, diggers retried old gold shows, hoping to plunder a supposed reef that had failed to yield its treasure last time. Hunting also drove men into the bush, with 1934 being a record season for ringtails. Cliff Beswick and Reg Ling were reworking Black's Lea River Gold Mine when Bernard 'Barney' Fry walked off a nearby cliff while out possuming by acetylene light.[8] Cashman's Gold Mining Syndicate sank new shafts and extended one of the adits in search of the Lea River lode in 1940.[9]
The final abandonment of the mine left infrastructure to crumble high on the exposed spine of Black Bluff. Historian Dr Peter Bell's examination of the overgrown, plundered site in 1995 revealed a technological morass, including a 1923 Crossley oil engine that was set up to power a treatment plant on the opposite side of Devonport Creek, a Forwood Down grinding pan, a 1920s–30s Lister oil engine, a steam winding engine and a late-nineteenth-century Cameron steam pump. The purpose of some of the gear was by then unfathomable.[12]
The two-room hut still stood, although the broken windows were covered up and the exterior boards appear to have been torn off and used for firewood, exposing the wall cavities to the elements. There was no recovery from here without urgent attention. Inside the hut you could read the wallpaper—pages of Sydney magazine the Bulletin from 1915! (One of the pages featured 'Chunder takes a trip home', satirical verses by Ernest O'Ferrall, whose Sri Lankan character Chunder Loo originally appeared in newspaper advertisements for Cobra boot polish. O'Ferrall's Adventures of Chunder Loo, illustrated by Lionel Lindsay, was later issued as a book, with verses appearing in the Bulletin.)[13] This aged wallpaper suggested that part of the hut, at least, dated from the first operation of the mine, possibly even incorporating elements of Alf Smith's pencil pine hut.
The vehicular track enabled the Crossley to be removed from the mine, reducing the site's integrity but allowing restoration of the now rare engine at Pearn's Steam World, Westbury. Since the exterior walls were removed, the two-room hut has declined rapidly, such that within a few years there will be no standing walls at the Devonport Mine. Rarely was gold fever more virulent than here, defying geological argument for most of a century.
[1] Ron Smith diary, 13 December 1907, NS234/16/1/4 (TAHO).
[2] Nic Haygarth, Baron Bischoff: Philosopher Smith and the birth of Tasmanian mining, the author, Perth, Tas, 2004, p.136.
[3] 'A Barren Bluff find', North Western Advocate and the Emu Bay Times, 19 February 1902, p.3.
[4] Ron Smith diary, 13 December 1907.
[5] Ron Smith diary, 14 December 1907.
[6] 'Middlesex district', North West Post, 5 March 1914, p.4.
[7] See, for example, QJ Henderson, 'Departmental report on the Devonport Mine, Black Bluff', Unpublished reports, 1939, pp.61–64.
[8] 'In darkness: stumbled over cliff: hunter's death', Examiner, 5 June 1934, p.7.
[9] 'Gold at Black Bluff', Examiner, 13 March 1940, p.4.
[10] 'Gold at Black Bluff', Advocate, 9 March 1942, p.4.
[11] Peter Bell, Devonport Mine near Black Bluff: report to Tasmania Development and Resources, Archaeological Survey Report 1995/03, Historical Research Pty Ltd, Adelaide, 1995, p.2.
[12] Peter Bell, Devonport Mine near Black Bluff, pp.1–4, 17–18, 24–26.
[13] Douglas Stewart Fine Books website, https://douglasstewart.com.au/product/adventures-chunder-loo/, accessed 14 December 2018.
Basil and Cutter Murray: tigers and other travelling tales
Arthur 'Cutter' Murray reckoned that thylacines (Tasmanian tigers) followed him when he walked from Magnet to Waratah in the state's far north-west—out of curiosity, rather than malicious intent. If he swung around suddenly he could catch a glimpse of one.[1] However, Cutter did better than that. In 1925 he caught a tiger alive and took it for a train ride to Hobart.
Tigers are just one element of the twentieth-century tale of Cutter and his elder brother Basil Murray. Yet for all their exploits these great high country bushmen started in poverty and rarely glimpsed anything better. Cutter married and produced a family, but his weakness all his working life was gambling: what he made on the possums (and tiger) he lost on the horses. Basil made enough money to keep the taxman guessing but was content to live out his days in a caravan behind Waratah's Bischoff Hotel.[2]
Their ancestry was Irish Roman Catholic. Basil Francis Murray (1893–1971) was born to Emu Bay Railway ganger Edward James (Ted) Murray and Martha Anne Sutton. He was the couple's ninth child. Arthur Royden Murray (1898–1987?) was the twelfth.[3] Three more kids followed. The family lived at the fettlers' cottages at the Fourteen Mile south of Ridgley while Ted Murray was a ganger, but in 1907 he became a bush farmer at Guildford, renting land from the Van Diemen's Land Company (VDL Co).[4] Guildford, the junction of the main Emu Bay Railway line to Zeehan and the branch line to Waratah, had a station, licensed bar and state school, but was also a centre for railway workers, VDL Co timber cutters and hunters. Edward Brown, the so-called 'Squire of Guildford', dominated local activity.
Squaring sleepers, splitting timber, hunting, fencing, scrubbing out bush, driving bullocks, herding stock, milking cows and setting snares were essential skills for a young man in this locality. Like others, the Murrays snared adjoining VDL Co land, paying the company a royalty. Several Murray boys escaped Guildford by serving in World War One, but Cutter recalled that his father would not let him enlist.[5] Basil also stayed home.[6] Perhaps it was enough for Ted and Martha Murray that they lost one son, Albert Murray, killed in action in France in 1916.[7]
Twenty-three-year-old Arthur Murray appears to have married Alice Randall in Waratah during the 'great snow' of August 1921. He would already have been a proficient bushman. Cutter learned to use the treadle snare with a springer, although he would also employ a pole snare for brush possum and would shoot ringtails. He shot at night using acetylene light to illuminate the nocturnal ringtails, but he found it easier to go after them by day by poking their nests in the tea-tree scrub. 'It was like shooting fish in a barrel', Cutter's son Barry Murray recalled. 'It was only shooting as high as the ceiling … A little spar and you just shook it … and they'd come out, generally two, a male and a female …'[8] Hunters aimed for the nose so as to keep the valuable fur untainted.
In the bush Cutter lived so roughly that no one would work with him. Some tried, but none of them lasted. His huts and skin sheds on the Surrey Hills were little more than a few slabs of bark. Friday was bath day, which meant a walk in Williams Creek (east of the old Waratah Cemetery), regardless of weather conditions. Cutter's son Val once snared Knole Plain with him, but couldn't keep up. Snares had to be inspected every day, the game removed, and the snares reset. Cutter and Val took snaring runs on opposite sides of the plain, but Val found that even if he ran the whole way and didn't reset any snares, Cutter would be sitting waiting for him, having long completed his side.
Cutter's most substantial skin shed was near home base, on the hill above the primary school at Waratah. Here he would smoke the skins before an open fire. He pegged them out both on the wall and on planks about eighteen inches wide, each plank long enough to accommodate three wallaby skins. When the sun shone, he took the laden planks outside; otherwise he sat inside the skin shed with his skins, chain smoking cigarettes in empathy. A skin shed had no chimney, the idea being that the smoke would brown the skins as it escaped through the cracks between the planks of the walls. The air was so black with smoke that Cutter was virtually invisible from the doorway.[9] Yet no carcinogens prevented him reaching his eighties.
Joe Fagan claimed that Basil Murray was such a good snarer that he once snared Bass Strait.[10] Basil preferred the simple necker snare to the treadle, and caught a tiger in such a device on Murrays Plain, a little plain above the 40 Mile mark on the railway named after Ted Murray.[11] Cutter caught a couple of three-quarters-grown tigers. One was taken dead in a treadle snare with a springer on Goderich Plain when Cutter was hunting with Joe Fagan.[12] Joe kept the skin for years as a rug, but when it grew moth-eaten he tossed it on the fire—oblivious to its rarity or future value.[13] Cutter caught the other thylacine alive in a treadle near Parrawe.[14] He trussed her up and humped her home, where 'a terrific number of people' came for a look.[15] 'They're very shy animals really, and quite timid', he recalled of the captive female. 'It behaved just like a dog and it got very friendly. But when a stranger came near it would squark at them.'[16] At first he couldn't get her to eat. The breakthrough came when he skinned a freshly caught wallaby, rolled the carcase up in the skin with the fur on the inside, and fed it to the tiger while it was still warm.[17] In June 1925 'Murray bros, Waratah' advertised a 'Tasmanian Tiger (female)' in the 'For sale' columns of the Examiner and Mercury newspapers.[18] Hobart's Beaumaris Zoo offered £30 for it, prompting Cutter to deliver her by train. It was his only visit to Hobart. Four cruisers of the American fleet were in town, and Cutter recalled that 'it was so crowded you could hardly move. I didn't like it much'.[19]
The other big event in Hobart at the time was the Adamsfield osmiridium rush, which ensnared Basil Murray. In the last quarter of 1925 he pocketed £126 from osmiridium, the equivalent of a year's wage for a farmhand.[20] Later he spent six months mining a tin show alone at the Interview River. Having set the exact date he wanted to be picked up by boat at the Pieman River heads, Basil hauled out a ton of tin ore on his back, bit by bit.[21] On another occasion he worked a little gold show on the Heazlewood River, curling the bark of gum saplings to make a flume in order to bring water to the site.[22]
It was pulpwood cutting that gave Arthur Murray his nickname. When Associated Pulp and Paper Mills (APPM) started manufacturing paper at Burnie in 1938, it turned to Jack and Bern Fidler of Burnie company Forest Supplies Pty Ltd for pulpwood.[23] Over the next two decades Joe Fagan supplied about one-third of the pulpwood quota as a sub-contractor to the Fidlers. At a time when Mount Bischoff was a marginal provider for a few families, and osmiridium mining had fizzled out, Fagan became a significant employer, with about 65 men splitting barking and carting cordwood to the railway at Guildford for transport to Burnie.[24]
A good splitter would split about 3 cords of wood (a cord equals 128 cubic feet of timber) per day. Cutter held the record for the best daily effort, 8½ cords. Unlike most splitters, he never used an axe, but wedged off and split the billet into three pieces. Yet Cutter's pulpwood stacking exasperated Joe Fagan. Unlike other men, Cutter did not stack his pulpwood as he went. Pulpwood cutters were paid according to the size of their stacks, and the large gaps in Cutter's hasty, last-minute efforts ensured that he got paid for a bit more fresh air than he was entitled to. Kicking one such stack, Joe growled:
'I don't mind the rabbits goin' through, Arthur, but I bloody well hate those bloody greyhounds behind them goin' through the holes'.[25]
World War Two was a lucrative time for snarers. £15,000-worth of skins were auctioned at the Guildford Railway Station in 1943, while more than 32,000 skins were offered there in the following year. Record prices were paid at what was probably the last annual Guildford sale in 1946.[26] Taking advantage of high demand, the VDL Co dispensed with the royalty payment system and made the letting of runs its sole hunting revenue. One party of three hunters was reported to have presented about three tons of prime skins as its seasonal haul.[27]
Both Murrays cashed in. Cutter made £600 one season.[28] Working with Eric Saddington at the Racecourse, Surrey Hills, Basil took 3000 wallabies in 1943. Unfortunately their wallaby snares also landed 42 out-of-season brush possums (21 grey and 21 black)—which landed the pair in court on unlawful possession charges. Both men were fined.[29] Basil had a reputation for being a 'poacher', and one story of his cunning, apocryphal or not, rivals those told about fellow poacher Bert Nichols.[30]
According to Ted Crisp, Basil was sitting at the bar at the Guildford Junction Railway Station when two Fauna Board rangers came in on the train and announced they were looking for Basil Murray, whom they believed had a stash of out-of-season skins. Then they set off for his hut, rejoining the train to go further down the line:
'Old Baz headed down by foot and took after them, he was a pretty good mover in the bush and the trains weren't real fast … and by the time he got down there, they'd found his skins, decided there were too many to carry out so they'd hide them and pick them up at a later date, and of course old Baz was sitting there watching them, they had to catch the train back a couple of hours later, they left and old Baz picked up the skins and moved them to another place …'
By the time the Fauna Board rangers got back to Guildford, Basil was still in the bar, propped up against the counter.[31] However, the taxman did better than the Fauna Board rangers. Basil seems to have been a chronic tax avoider. He and Eric Saddington were camped at Bulgobac, squaring sleepers and snaring, when they were busted for not filing tax returns for the years 1941–42–43.[32]
Basil kept on in the same vein, landing a £25 fine for not lodging a 1943–44 return and then a whopping £60 for the 1947–48–49 period.[33] Things finally got too hot for Basil, who adjourned to the Victorian goldfields for a time.[34]
In 1951 Basil was the cook for the party re-establishing the track between Corinna and Zeehan. One of the track-makers, Basil's nephew Barry Murray remembered him as 'a good old cook, as clean as Cutter was rough. They were just opposites. He had a big Huon pine table. He used to scrub it with sandsoap every day, and he would have worn it away if he'd stopped there for two or three years'.[35] Basil became well known as APPM's gatekeeper at the Hampshire Hills.
In 1963 Cutter Murray was one of Joe Fagan's men recruited by Harry Fraser of Aberfoyle in a party which investigated the old Cleveland tin and tungsten mine and recut the Yellowband Plain track to Mount Lindsay. At the party's Mount Lindsay camp Cutter used snares to reduce the numbers of marauding devils that were tearing through the canvas tents, biting the tops off sauce bottles and biting open tins of beef and jam.[36]
Cutter snared until virtually the day he died in the 1980s, making him—along with Basil Steers—one of the last of the snarers. He possumed on North's block and took wallabies on the Don Hill, under Mount Bischoff, wheeling the skins home draped over a bicycle. A great snaring dog, a labrador that he had trained to corner but not kill escaped game, made his life easier.[37] Nothing is known to remain of his hunting regime, not a hut or a skin shed. Barely a photo remains of the hardy bushman. His tiger tale flitted across the country via newspaper in 1984, then was forgotten.
Unfortunately Cutter Murray's travelling tiger has an equally obscure legacy, apparently dying soon after it was received at the Beaumaris Zoo.[38]
[1] Barry Murray, interviewed by Nic Haygarth, 21 November 2008.
[2] Barry Murray, interviewed by Nic Haygarth, 23 July 2011.
[3] Registration no.484, born 16 May 1898, RGD33/1/85 (TAHO). Basil Murray's years of birth and dirt are recorded on his headstone in the Wivenhoe General Cemetery, Burnie.
[4] 'Ridgley', North West Post, 8 October 1907, p.2.
[5] Cutter Murray; quoted by Mary McNamara, 'Have Tasmanian tiger, will travel … but only once', Australian, 1984, publication details unknown.
[6] Basil and John Murray were refused an exemption ('Waratah Exemption Court', North Western Advocate and the Emu Bay Times, 11 November 1916, p.2; 'Burnie: in freedom's cause', North Western Advocate and the Emu Bay Times, 13 January 1916, p.2), but there is no record of Basil serving.
[7] 'Tasmanian casualties', North Western Advocate and the Emu Bay Times, 22 September 1916, p.3.
[8] Barry Murray, interviewed by Nic Haygarth, 23 July 2011.
[9] Barry Murray, interviewed by Nic Haygarth, 23 July 2011.
[10] Joe Fagan to Bob Brown and Ern Malley, 1972 (QVMAG).
[11] Barry Murray, interviewed by Nic Haygarth, 23 July 2011.
[12] Cutter Murray and Joe Fagan to Bob Brown and Ern Malley, 1972 (QVMAG).
[13] Harry Reginald Paine, Taking you back down the track … is about Waratah in the early days, the author, Somerset, 1994, pp.62–66.
[14] Cutter Murray and Joe Fagan to Bob Brown and Ern Malley, 1972 (QVMAG).
[15] Cutter Murray; quoted by Mary McNamara, 'Have Tasmanian tiger, will travel … but only once', Australian, 1984, publication details unknown.
[16] Cutter Murray; quoted in 'He once had pet Tasmanian tiger', Mercury, 13 February 1973.
[17] AAC (Bert) Mason, No two the same: an autobiographical social and mining history 1914–1992 on the life and times of a mining engineer, Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, Hawthorn, Vic, 1994, p.571.
[18] See, for example, 'For sale', Examiner, 17 Jun 1925, p.8.
[19] Cutter Murray; quoted by Mary McNamara, 'Have Tasmanian tiger, will travel … but only once'.
[20] Register of osmiridium buyers' return of purchases, MIN150/1/1 (TAHO).
[21] Barry Murray, interviewed by Nic Haygarth, 21 November 2008.
[22] Barry Murray, interviewed by Nic Haygarth, 23 July 2011.
[23] Steve Scott, quoted by Tess Lawrence, A whitebait and a bloody scone: an anecdotal history of APPM, Jezebel Press, Melbourne, 1986, p.25.
[24] Kerry Pink, 'His heart belongs to Waratah … Joe Fagan', Advocate, 10 August 1985, p.6.
[25] Barry Murray, interviewed by Nic Haygarth, 21 November 2008.
[26] '£15,000 skin sale at Guildford', Examiner, 14 October 1943, p.4; 'Over 32,000 skins offered at sale', Advocate, 13 September 1944, p.5; 'Record prices at Guildford skin sale', Advocate, 30 July 1946, p.6.
[27] '£15,000 skin sale at Guildford', Examiner, 14 October 1943, p.4.
[28] Barry Murray, interviewed by Nic Haygarth, 23 July 2011.
[29] 'Trappers fined', Advocate, 22 October 1943, p.4.
[30] For Nichols' poaching, see Simon Cubit and Nic Haygarth, Mountain men: stories from the Tasmanian high country, Forty South Publishing, Hobart, 2015, pp.116–19.
[31] Ted Crisp; quoted by Tess Lawrence, A whitebait and a bloody scone: an anecdotal history of APPM, p.26.
[32] 'Men fined', Mercury, 5 May 1944, p.6.
[33] 'Fines imposed for income tax offences', Mercury, 5 September 1946, p.10; 'Fined for tax breaches', Examiner, 6 July 1950, p.3.
[34] Barry Murray, interviewed by Nic Haygarth, 23 July 2011.
[35] Barry Murray, interviewed by Nic Haygarth, 23 July 2011.
[36] AAC (Bert) Mason, No two the same, pp.570–71, 577, 579.
[37] Barry Murray, interviewed by Nic Haygarth, 23 July 2011.
[38] Email from Dr Stephen Sleightholme 26 December 2018; Cutter Murray stated his belief that it died soon after arrival in Hobart in 'He once had pet Tasmanian tiger'. I thank Stephen Sleightholme and Gareth Linnard for their contributions to this story.


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Play Skills
Few things are more fun to watch than dogs enjoying playing. If your dog loves to play, that's great news! It's fun, stimulating and tiring.
But does he sometimes play too rough, or pick on certain dogs at the dog park? Does his play growling and play wrestling and play chasing sometimes become too "real"? Do other dog parents at the dog park give you the stink eye?
If so, there are things we can do to modify his bullying, or his awkward play style, so that he can continue to enjoy his time at the dog park without being annoying to other dogs or their owners. And we will teach you how to figure out whether the play you are watching is enjoyable to your dog and when it is time to intervene.


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Maria Rodrigues
- Psychology
About Maria Rodrigues
Maria Rodrigues, Psychologist is committed to offering you the best practice in psychological care. She offers counselling and therapy to individuals of all ages, as well as couples and families. Maria uses treatments that have been demonstrated to be effective by current psychological research. Maria is dedicated to ensure that you develop the strength within and the skills to manage your concerns.
Maria is highly experienced in dealing with a wide variety of problems. She has a proven track record in producing positive outcomes for clients across a broad range of presenting problems including stress, anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, eating disorders, anger management, bullying, and self esteem issues. Much of her work involves helping clients overcome longstanding problems in these areas without the use of medication.
Maria has undertaken six years of training in psychology and is registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency. She established a successful private practice in 2008 and continues to see clients who are struggling with difficult personal issues. Before establishing a private practice Maria worked in a broad range of settings including child protection, health and vocational psychology, and adolescent and family clinics.


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On Nov. 11, 2018, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) filed a lawsuit against Dignity Health, alleging a violation of federal disability law. The case centers around an employee of Mercy Medical Center Redding who was allegedly fired from her job after the loss of her vision.
Alina Sorling and the EEOC were assisted in their lawsuit by the National Federation of the Blind. On Thur., Sept. 19, the EEOC announced that Dignity Health had settled the case for $570,000, an amount that will compensate Sorling for her lost wages, damages and attorney fees.
Sorling had been employed at Mercy Medical Center for 10 years as a food service technician when an illness caused her to sustain significant vision loss. She took an unpaid leave of absence from her cafeteria job to complete a rehabilitation process before attempting to return to work with accommodations, according to the EEOC.
But Dignity Health fired her instead, according to the lawsuit. Dignity, which the EEOC refers to as the 5th largest health system in the United States and largest health provider in California, cited their inability to provide a working environment that would be safe for both Sorling and others, given her new disability. According to the EEOC case, after her vision loss, Sorling was told by Dignity Health that her former job as a food service technician requires 20/40 vision, even though, according to the EEOC, she was never previously vision-tested in her 10 years of employment for Dignity Health.
Sorling's offer to bring in a paid analyst from the California Department of Rehabilitation to work with Mercy Medical Center on providing accommodations for her disability was declined, according to an EEOC attorney.
Dignity Health, which operates under the tagline, Hello Humankindness, states on its website that dignity means "showing respect for all people by providing excellent care and helping them lead meaningful lives."
Dignity Health issued this statement in response to the settlement: "Dignity Health values their employees and supports those with disabilities. For this particular situation, after months of time and effort, we were not able to provide an accommodation to address Ms. Sorling's needs without compromising her safety and the safety of others. This resolution will allow Ms. Sorling to move forward with her life and we wish her the very best."
As part of the settlement agreement, Dignity Health will enact new training for leaders and employees to help them recognize and respond appropriately to discrimination in the workplace.


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ASUS A8R32-MVP Deluxe - King of Xpress 3200? (Page 1)
ATI has now started to mass ship its Xpress 3200 Crossfire chipsets and it has picked up quite a following for the Crossfire crowd, mostly because of its dual PCI Express x16 interfaces for graphics cards. Whatever it is, it's clear that the battle between ATI and nVidia is heating up even more. ATI has one major advantage over nVidia and that is ATI has given support to Intel with the 975X chipset to support Crossfire. Though Intel only offers twin PCI-E x8 ports, we can expect to see this change with the next chipset revision - 985X will most likely give the Crossfire platform another dual PCI-E x16 partner.
ASUS is the motherboard manufacturer to watch these days. Beginning as a desktop and workstation only manufacturer, ASUS has pulled all the stops to become the most well known and most trusted motherboard platform on the market.
ASUS has put out more motherboards than any other company out there, with support for every chipset that comes on the market of value, including ones like SiS and ULi. ASUS can be a truly valuable partner.
ASUS has now adopted the latest Crossfire chipset, the Xpress 3200 onto its new high-end Crossfire platform, known as the A8R32-MVP. ASUS has clams that this is the ultimate in Crossfire boards. Will these big, bold claims hold true?
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- Page 1 [Introduction]
- Page 2 [Specifications]
- Page 3 [Package and Contents]
- Page 4 [The Motherboard]
- Page 5 [Overclocking]
- Page 6 [Benchmarks - Test System Setup and Sandra]
- Page 7 [Benchmarks - PCMark05]
- Page 8 [Benchmarks - 3DMark03]
- Page 9 [Benchmarks - 3DMark05]
- Page 10 [Benchmarks - 3DMark06]
- Page 11 [Benchmarks - Doom 3]
- Page 12 [Benchmarks - Quake 4]
- Page 13 [Benchmarks - F.E.A.R.]
- Page 14 [Benchmarks - Far Cry]
- Page 15 [Final Thoughts]