Talk:Boolathana Station

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Butchers' ownership

The article current says:

The first Europeans ... Charles Brockman and George Hamersley in 1876. Brockman later established Boolanthana ...
In 1915, the drover Alf Cream took 2350 sheep from Boolathana and drove them overland for nine weeks to Meeberrie, another station owned by Butcher...
The property was sold in 1928 by James and Charles Butcher ...

It would be nice if the article explicitly stated when the Butcher brothers bought the property. The second paragraph quoted above implies (although does not definitively state) that one (but not both?) of the Butchers owned Boolanthana in 1915. Mitch Ames (talk) 10:54, 30 September 2013 (UTC)[reply]