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Page 304
He asked them to resolve that uncertain 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.
He asked them to resolve that uncertain 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.
Page 325
When Eardley-Wilmot moved in Council on 29 October 1845 the second reading
of the Estimates Bill, Richard Dry asked that it be read again that day six months.
He was supported by Thomas George Greg. son. Dry was a native-born ...
When Eardley-Wilmot moved in Council on 29 October 1845 the second reading
of the Estimates Bill, Richard Dry asked that it be read again that day six months.
He was supported by Thomas George Greg. son. Dry was a native-born ...
Page 381
After the petition for separation of June 1844 was studied in London, Stanley
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.
After the petition for separation of June 1844 was studied in London, Stanley
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.
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Contents
Preface | 42 |
HIGH NO ON FOR MORAL IMPROVERS IN SOUTH A U STRALIA | 84 |
ENGLANDs Echo IN THE ANTIPodes | 103 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | A History of Australia, Volume 3 A History of Australia, Charles Manning Hope Clark |
| Author | Charles Manning Hope Clark |
| Publisher | Melbourne University, 1963 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 18 Feb 2009 |
| ISBN | 052284054X, 9780522840544 |
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