Even so early as August, 1851, gold had been worked at a place called "Deep Creek" (or "Anderson's Creek"), not far from Melbourne, but this was soon abandoned in favor of the diggings at Clunes, on the headwaters of the streams which flow north from the great dividing range to the Murray River.

Et quum interdiu de virtute loquuti sunt, sero in latibulis clunes agitant labore nocturno, Agryppa.

John P. Cluett (A); 17Feb65; R356258. CLUNE, HENRY W. The good die poor.

Henry W. Clune (A); 16Feb65; R355954.

CLUNE, HENRY W. Monkey on a stick.

Henry W. Clune (A); 15Dec67; R424715.

Frank Clune (A); 16Feb70; R479014. COALE, ELIZABETH ALICE. North Atlantic patrol.

By Henry W. Clune.

Henry W. Clune (A); 11Nov74; R590155.

John P. Cluett (A); 17Feb65; R356258. CLUNE, HENRY W. The good die poor.

Henry W. Clune (A); 16Feb65; R355954.

CLUNE, HENRY W. Monkey on a stick.

Henry W. Clune (A); 15Dec67; R424715.

Frank Clune (A); 16Feb70; R479014. COALE, ELIZABETH ALICE. North Atlantic patrol.

By Henry W. Clune.

Henry W. Clune (A); 11Nov74; R590155.

A Galway man, Dr. T. J. Carr, a great educator, is now (1914) archbishop of Melbourne, and a Clare man, Dr. J. P. Clune, holds sway in Perth.