Unsigned copy of contract with covering typewritten summary. Property details - Lots 1 and 13, Plan of Subdivision exhibited at time of sale, Part of Crown Allotment 34, Parish of Warrandyte, Certificate of Title Volume 4130, Folio 825929.Solicitors: Hoad & Bonella, 101 Queen Street, Melbourne. AI Summary using CoPilot (16/9/2026): The document records a 1949 Contract of Sale between Mary May Coleman of corner of Oban and Mullm Mullum Roads, Ringwood (vendor) and William Edward Finnis and Eva Constance Finnis of Park Orchards Ringwood North (purchasers) for Lots 1 and 13 on a surveyor’s plan exhibited at the time of sale, forming part of Crown Allotment 34, Parish of Warrandyte, as described in Certificate of Title Volume 4130 Folio 825929. The agreed purchase price was £275, with a substantial £105 deposit already paid, and the balance payable within three years, interest free. The land was sold subject to existing easements, and the contract incorporates the standard 1949 Copyright Conditions of Sale, covering title, possession, statutory obligations, default, and resale provisions. Special conditions allow the purchasers to pay any amount off the balance at any time, and provide that once £165 has been paid, they may take transfer of Lot 1, even if the subdivision plan has not yet been accepted by the Office of Titles. If the plan remains unregistered at that time, the vendor must supply a signed comment enabling the transfer to be amended once the plan number becomes available. The purchasers’ signatures are missing from the document.

Copy of contract with sundry correspondence and covering typewritten summary. Property - Lot 7, Plan of Subdivision 9413, Part of Crown Allotment 130, Parish of Nunawading, Certificate of Title Volume 5495, Folio 1098994.AI Summary using CoPilot (16/9/2026): The documentation records a 1947 contract of sale between Josephine Crowther (vendor) and Keith Raymond Barrah (purchaser) for Lot 7 on Plan of Subdivision 9413, part of Crown Allotment 130 in the Parish of Nunawading, County of Bourke. The land is described in Certificate of Title Volume 5495 Folio 1098994. The agreed purchase price was £66/5/-, with a £7 deposit payable on signing and the balance due within 30 days of receiving Commonwealth Treasurer’s consent. The contract was prepared and executed through C.E. Carter & Son, Estate Agents, Ringwood. The purchaser is described as a “Cadet Artist”, and the vendor’s address is listed as “21 Linton Street, St Kilda.” The contract incorporates the 1946 Copyright Conditions of Sale, including provisions relating to land tax, default, instalments, auction rules, and wartime National Security Regulations requiring government consent for transfers. The accompanying correspondence shows the administrative steps surrounding the sale. Letters between Carter & Son, the purchaser’s solicitor J. Robertson Macmillan, and the vendor confirm the signing of the contract, submission of Form 7, and later receipt of the Treasurer’s consent. A valuation fee of £2/2/- was charged for the required government valuation, with the valuer’s fee shared between vendor and purchaser. A later account to Mrs Crowther explains an additional £1/1/- deduction relating to a separate valuation: “Although the sale fell through we still had to pay for the valuation. We recovered half from the purchaser and the other half was recovered from you.” The file concludes with receipts and account statements documenting the deposit, commission, and valuation charges.

Copy of contract with covering typewritten summary. Lots 20 - 25, Plan of Subdivision 11831, part of Crown Allotment 36C in the Parish of Ringwood, Certificate of Title Volume 3060, Folio 611865.AI Summary using CoPilot (5/9/2026): "The document is a 24 April 1942 Contract of Sale between vendor Ronald Buchan and purchaser Mark Davis for land comprising Lots 20–25 on Plan of Subdivision 11831, part of Crown Allotment 36C in the Parish of Ringwood. The agreed purchase price is £160, with a £25 deposit and the balance payable by monthly instalments of £2, with 5% interest calculated quarterly. The contract records receipt of the deposit and sets out the standard conditions under the Transfer of Land Act 1928. It also confirms that the property is sold together with all appurtenant easements. Special conditions provide that the vendor need not produce title in his own name and will transfer the land by direction once the purchase money and interest are fully paid. From the contract date, the purchaser becomes a month to month tenant paying £2 rent, which is credited toward the purchase price. Default in rent for seven days allows the vendor to terminate the tenancy and eject the purchaser. The purchaser warrants compliance with wartime National Security (Land Transfer) Regulations, including not being an enemy alien or prohibited person, and may pay out the balance early together with interest accrued."