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…These three boatbuilders established shipyards at … Swansea. … Early Transport: … By 1868 William Forbes, one of the Heads settlers, owned two ketches which took cargoes of shingles from Dora Creek to Sydney.……These three boatbuilders established shipyards at … Swansea. … Early Transport: … By 1868 William…
Sailing and Boating
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