Interview with Mr Robert H. Kernaghan [oral history] / / interviewer: Daphne Goulding

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AuthorKernaghan, Robert H, 1919 -; Goulding, DaphneDescriptionAlma Street Infants School in 1925, then South Terrace -- Sandwiches in hot weather -- Left school before he was 14 to go to work and help his poor grandparents and invalid father -- Wood chopping for wages -- Cowherd at Mulberry Farm for wages and a pint of milk a day -- Mulberries -- Playing with cigarette cards in the school yard -- School desks -- Ink wells -- Teaching English to an Italian classmate -- Football on Friday afternoons -- Cricket, baseball, basketball -- Caning -- Lighting the class fire -- Cleaning the blackboard -- Poor children and school books -- Swimming classes -- The Lumpers' picnic -- Nestles vending machine at the Zoo -- Shops in Fremantle -- Markets -- Buying wholesale -- Prices at ColesImprint1994Collation1 sound cassette (30 min.) + transcript (6 leaves)Series Title South Terrace School ProjectLanguageEnglishDate Published1994NotesInterview conducted by Daphne Goulding on 8 September 1994. Access: open. Transcript includedContent NoteSUPPORT MATERIAL:Dewey ClassOH/KERAudio FormatCassetteDigital ItemYes

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Barcode30118000224554LocationOral History Collection

PeopleRobert H. KernaghanSubjectMulberry FarmSchool sportsSouth Terrace Primary SchoolCollectionOral History Collection

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