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In the Second World War it was used for the detention of German officers and it is now a low-security prison . As was the case throughout western Victoria , closer settlement began with German wheat-farmers from Mt Gambier investigating the land across the border and taking up selections . Marble Bar sprung up as part of the gold rushes to the Pilbara in the late 1880s . Continue along Boundary Rd then turn left into Mill St. To the right , on the hill , are the remains of the Mortlake Flour Mill , built in 1856 to capitalise on the needs of hungry gold-diggers in the region . Built in 1941 from 640 unmilled tree trunks , it was used to store grain which could not be exported during the war years . Nearby is an old brick building , opposite the public hall , which is reputedly the site where John Deason , one of the finders of the ' Welcome Stranger ' , died . In support of this claim , Bristol alleges that it reasonably relied on Microsoft 's public and private assurances that it would make new Windows source code available for a term longer than its contract provided . The railway terminus inevitably became an important transportation centre as people and goods had to be transferred from the train to the drays and wagons which came from the east . This is the stock price information developed and then sold by exchanges , such as the New York Stock Exchange . Further south , Jeeralang Power Station , opened in 1971 , is controlled from Morwell and used during peak consumption periods , as its gas turbines can reach full capacity in twelve minutes , as opposed to the 5-8 hours it takes for the coal-driven plants to reach their peak . The two then held a party , during which they revealed their find to the assembled guests . These two changes address key concerns voiced by the nonprofit scientific , educational , and research communities during our consideration last term . Dirt from the claim was then added and a horse walked in a circle dragging chains or harrows around the trench to break up the dirt and dissolve the clay . It was built for his family in 1889-1890 , although his wife died in childbirth before its completion and the newborn son died several months later . As suggested above , the plaintiff 's Rule 56 ( f ) motion appropriately suggests areas of discovery that is plaintiff is entitled to pursue before its claims are tested by a summary judgement motion . Major Thomas Mitchell sighted the district in 1836 during his Australia Felix expedition and the Derwent Company , which succeeded the Port Phillip Association , established the Mount Shadwell station here in 1839 . It was transported back to the area in 1964 as a memorial to the pioneers of the timber industry in this district , Margaret River ' . Most of the poems that he wrote during his stay were destroyed when he left except for one incomplete manuscript of the old station written about a station in South Australia he had visited years before . Further , it is the conclusion of the court , based on the record before it , that the plaintiff has clearly demonstrated antitrust standing and injury . The 66-kg ' Welcome Stranger ' , then the world 's largest-known gold nugget , was taken to Dunolly where it had to be broken on an anvil ( located in the Goldfields Historical and Arts Museum ) before it could fit on the bank 's scales .