 The Miners' Flag, also known as the standard of Australian reform, flew at this meeting for the first time.The exact design of this flag is unknown.The meeting took place at the site of a shepherd's hut, an outstation of William Campbell's sheep run 'Strathloddon" which was built around 5 km south of Major Thomas Mitchell's line of road at the junction of Wattle and Forest Creeks in the 1840s.