Tambaroora

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• Tambaroora muster — /tæmbəˌrurə ˈmʌstə/ (say tambuh.roohruh mustuh) noun a bar game in which an agreed amount of money is put in a hat and gambled for, the winner shouting a round of drinks with the winnings. {from Tambaroora; modelled on tarpaulin muster} …  

• Tambaroora — /tæmbəˈrurə/ (say tambuh roohruh) noun former goldmining centre in NSW, immediately to the north of Hill End; important from 1852 to the 1870s …  

• Kate Dwyer — Catherine Winifred (Kate) Dwyer (nee Golding) (June 13 1861 February 3 1949) was an Australian educator, suffragist, and labour activist.Kate was born Tambaroora, New South Wales and educated at Hill End Public School. In 1880 she began teaching… …   Wikipedia

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• Hill End — /hɪl ˈɛnd/ (say hil end) noun a former gold rush town in eastern central NSW, north of Bathurst. The Hill End district in in territory traditionally inhabited by the Wiradjuri people. Gold was discovered here in 1851 and by the late 1860s more… …