BI 00104 11

2024-12-09T13:28:03+10:30

Letter to the editor - inaccuracies in an article about Mary Halliday published in the Coober Pedy Regional Times.   BI 00104 11

BI 00104 112024-12-09T13:28:03+10:30

LA 00004

2022-02-09T09:21:35+10:30

Letter by MA Harcourt (Halliday) seeking confirmation of identity of one of first Police men, Ted Ridge. Other letters by Inspector Alf Laslett and Senior Sergeant Phil Hanley

LA 000042022-02-09T09:21:35+10:30

TR 00015

2021-09-07T14:57:06+09:30

'A Knight of the Road,' photo by Yolanda Szuk, Post 2/1/86

TR 000152021-09-07T14:57:06+09:30

GI 90019

2021-09-07T12:49:59+09:30

'Mr President, here's an update on Eric,' Advertiser 21/1/89 Eric Malliotis background story by his sister

GI 900192021-09-07T12:49:59+09:30

BI 00034 39

2021-02-12T10:43:25+10:30

BI 00034 39"Yuletide at Coober Pedy," letter by Puggy (Minnie Berrington pseudonym), Adelaide Chronicle 8 Dec 1932

BI 00034 392021-02-12T10:43:25+10:30

BI 00106

2019-10-23T08:02:15+10:30

Adelina Comacchio wrote her husband Giorgio's story from his point of view.  Ted Comacchio was Georgio's partner.  They bought their dugout from Ron Ayton.  Also mentioned were Oreste Costa, Giuseppi Rigoni & Gino Basso. Adelina and Georgio are pictured at the entrance to their home. BI 00106

BI 001062019-10-23T08:02:15+10:30

PS 00022

2022-02-10T14:37:28+10:30

Envelope and 4 page letter sent from Postmaster Alf North to Jean West in New Zealand on 21/6/1939, telling her about Coober Pedy, his work and the effects of the 20 inches of rain that fallen since December 1937 Donated by Colin & Dianne Murphy click to view article    

PS 000222022-02-10T14:37:28+10:30

PS 00021

2019-11-19T23:03:53+10:30

Envelope and letter sent from  Postmaster Alf North to Jean West in New Zealand on 11/2/1939, acknowledging her letter requesting Coober Pedy Post Office Covers Donated by Colin & Dianne Murphy Click here to view letter  

PS 000212019-11-19T23:03:53+10:30

PS 00016

2021-06-20T18:56:10+09:30

Copy of PMG Dept letter re naming 8.7.1920 NAA Document Inspector A W White records the receipt of a submission from the residents of the field that the post office be named Coober Pedy. "an aboriginal term meaning white man in a hole." He states that decision regarding the name will facilitate the opening of the post office.

PS 000162021-06-20T18:56:10+09:30
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