A History of Australia [vol. 3]Melbourne University, 1963 - Australia |
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Page 304
... asked them to resolve that un- certain occupancy and increase in charges had a most ruinous tendency upon the most valuable property in the colony and would continue to do so until fixity of tenure was granted to the occupier . Henry ...
... asked them to resolve that un- certain occupancy and increase in charges had a most ruinous tendency upon the most valuable property in the colony and would continue to do so until fixity of tenure was granted to the occupier . Henry ...
Page 325
... asked that it be read again that day six months . He was supported by Thomas George Greg . son . Dry was a native - born Vandemonian , born near Launceston in 1815 and the inheritor of the Quamby estate which was a social gathering ...
... asked that it be read again that day six months . He was supported by Thomas George Greg . son . Dry was a native - born Vandemonian , born near Launceston in 1815 and the inheritor of the Quamby estate which was a social gathering ...
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... asked Sir George Gipps for a full report of his views on the proposed separation of Port Phillip , outlining the probable advantages and disadvantages of the measure . He asked him to request the Executive Council for advice on the ...
... asked Sir George Gipps for a full report of his views on the proposed separation of Port Phillip , outlining the probable advantages and disadvantages of the measure . He asked him to request the Executive Council for advice on the ...
Contents
HIGH NOON FOR MORAL IMPROVERS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA | 73 |
OVERSTRAITERS OVERLANDERS AND OTHERS DESCEND | 84 |
ENGLANDS ECHO IN THE ANTIPODES | 113 |
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