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Picnic party at Little Wangi (now Pt. Wolstoncroft) c.1900. Post Card. Hunter the Stationer, Newcastle. Location is believed to be the old government wharf located on the southeast edge of present day Wangi Wangi caravan park. There was a Rotunda with picnic tables located on the hill just above this location. Would have been located just down hill from the current camping amenities

  • Picnic party at Little Wangi (now Pt. Wolstoncroft) c.1900. Post Card. Hunter the Stationer, Newcastle. Location is believed to be the old government wharf located on the southeast edge of present day Wangi Wangi caravan park. There was a Rotunda with picnic tables located on the hill just above this location. Would have been located just down hill from the current camping amenities

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    Creator: Elder, Mr Bruce

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