head station


noun
  1. Australian the main buildings on a large sheep or cattle farm

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How to use head station in a sentence

  • They hardly spoke, they had nothing in common now; once they reached the head-station, they would part never to meet again.

    The Moving Finger | Mary Gaunt
  • He would go into the head-station with him to-morrow morning, he very much doubted if he would come back.

    The Moving Finger | Mary Gaunt
  • They were still a good forty miles from the head-station, and this horse was coming from the opposite direction.

    The Moving Finger | Mary Gaunt
  • He selected a site for his head station and residence on the banks of the Tarra.

    The Book of the Bush | George Dunderdale
  • The message came from the head station of the radiophone secret service bureau.