G'day List,

While there is no 'Whitestone' there is a 'Mount Whitestone' in Queensland.
(Near Brisbane). It is not however near Tenham. But I should point out that
I have not been able to find Tenham itself in our postcode directory. So it
could be possible that there is a small town or outback station somewhere
called Whitestone. (Maybe!)

Happy Town Hunting,

Jeff Kuyken
IMCA #3085
www.meteoritesaustralia.com




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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] A curious reference


>     A search of the MNH CD for australian falls shows
> only one possibility.  A meteorite that fell in the
> spring of 1879 on a cattle station. I noticed the
> article listed a date of 3 April, but no year.  An
> assumption can be made that because the article was from
> 1880 that was the year it fell.  It might also have been
> a year earlier.  The only mismatch is the description
> "It appeared to be formed of what is called iron pyrites."
> and "tenham" is an L6.
>     No other listed Australian fall comes close.  So the
> question for one of our Australian list members, is
> Tenham station anywhere near whitestone township?
>
>   Eric Olson
>   http://www.star-bits.com
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