Yandoit
A mining township, with post office, on Jim Crow Creek, 88 1/2 miles NW of Melbourne. Communication is by rail and coach via Guildford; or conveyance from Newstead railway Statio. Good Agricultural land in the district, and much of it under cultivation. To the NE about 4 miles distant, is an extensive bed of good clay, fit for making superior earthernware. There is a mineral spring, the waters of which are said to be equal to those of Hepbunr, and large pieces of gold have been found here, one weighing 603 ozs. There are two churches, a State School and police station. Formation, volcanic. Mount Franklin is about 4 1/2 miles SE. Population in 1883 - 250.[1]
Elvezia, Yandoit
George Fleischer, blacksmith and wheelwright
Luigi Gervasoni, vigneron
Charles Higgins, baker
Hotels in Yandoit
Horse and Jockey Hotel, Yandoit
Mining
Christmas Reef Gold Mining Co.
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References
- ↑ The Victorian Municipal Directory and Gazetter for 1884, p261-2.
--Sallyanne Doyle 22:27, 18 September 2012 (EST); --Clare K.Gervasoni 16:29, 11 October 2017 (AEDT)