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Francis Keble Crowley. THE OCCUPATION OF PORT PHILLIP As the British government had long since claimed all of the continent of Australia as Crown land , and had twice previously endeavoured to establish settlements in the vicinity of Port ...
Francis Keble Crowley. THE OCCUPATION OF PORT PHILLIP As the British government had long since claimed all of the continent of Australia as Crown land , and had twice previously endeavoured to establish settlements in the vicinity of Port ...
Page 517
... PORT PHILLIP In September 1836 Governor Bourke issued a Proclamation formally declaring that the Port Phillip District was open for settlement under the same regulations for selling and leasing land as prevailed in the rest of New South ...
... PORT PHILLIP In September 1836 Governor Bourke issued a Proclamation formally declaring that the Port Phillip District was open for settlement under the same regulations for selling and leasing land as prevailed in the rest of New South ...
Page 611
... Port Adelaide , 547 , 585 Port Arthur ( V.D.L. ) , 311 , 488-9 Port Dalrymple ( V.D.L. ) , 88 , 122 , 125 , 132 ... Phillip , 100 , 107-40 , 538 , 547 ; first settlement by D. Collins , 122 , 125 ; Henty forms settlement on western shores of ...
... Port Adelaide , 547 , 585 Port Arthur ( V.D.L. ) , 311 , 488-9 Port Dalrymple ( V.D.L. ) , 88 , 122 , 125 , 132 ... Phillip , 100 , 107-40 , 538 , 547 ; first settlement by D. Collins , 122 , 125 ; Henty forms settlement on western shores of ...
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