Mount Misery Joss House

"the Chinese camp, a very cosy, compact little township, containing about 400 residents, and possessing a large number of stores, together with a joss-house, a well-furnished lottery house and gambling saloon, etc."

Leader, 8 October 1864, p.17. 

"He said he first fled for relief from his tormentors to the priests of the Joss house at Mount Misery, ..."

The Ballarat Star, 20 Dec 1881, p.2.