The land was purchased by David McFadzean under the 42nd section of the Amending Land Act, 1865. This allowed long-term tenants ("licensees") of government-held land to purchase ("alienate") the land. The allotment is in present-day Jackson Street, Linton.Twelve A4-size photocopies of documents relating to the purchase of an allotment of land - Allotment A1A, measuring 5 acres, 3 roods and 37 perches - within the boundaries of the Township of Linton. First page is headed "SECTION 31, "LAND ACT 1869". Documents include David McFadzean's application to purchase, notes made about the land and the application by officers of the Board of Land and Works, a plan of the allotment, and information about purchase price and fees.allotment a1a township of linton, david mcfadzean, victoria. amending land act 1865, conveyance, land sales, land purchases, documents and records, james beament

The Allotment was purchased as part of a sale of Special Lands at Linton on the 9th of April 1861 The amount paid was £16 15s.Photocopy of a document which records the purchase by H. Franks of Allotment 15, Section 1, Township of Linton. henry franks, allotment 15 section 1 township of linton, special land sale 1861, documents and records

Invoice for cost of survey of land near Tunstall Station to be purchased by Robert Collier from Victorian Railway Commissioners, with application for land to be brought under Transfer of Land Act 1890.Invoice for cost of survey of land near Tunstall Station.collier, robert, land sales, tunstall

Purchase of the Carlton and United Breweries Ballarat site. cub, brewery, ballarat brewery, buildings, peter shiells, bill gribble, kim mcnairn, carlton and united breweries ballarat

Bound book "Borough of Ringwood Land Purchase Fund Cash Book and Ledger"

This paper contains details of the purchase of Lot 11 in the Township of Allansford in 1864. The purchaser, Isabella McQueen, was born in Scotland in 1814, married Alexander McQueen in 1850 and with her family migrated to Australia in 1854. After her husband's death in 1860 Isabella purchased the land in Frank Street, Allansford in 1864 and lived in a house there with family members until her death in 1895. She had purchased the land, via an agent, from John Allan who with his brothers were the pioneer European settlers in the Allansford area. John Allan had created the township of Allansford in the mid 1850s by sub-dividing the land he owned there. John Allan moved to the Gippsland area late in 1864. This piece of paper is most significant as it is an original record of an early transaction in the history of Allansford, a town now part of Warrnambool City.Mrs isabella McQueen Bot. of Robert Gregory As agent for J M Allan Esq. Lot no. 11 as marked and described on the Plan of Subdivision of the Township of Allansford. For which I have received the um of five pounds Stg. being the purchase money of same. Robert Gregory 21st October 1864allansford history, john allan, isabella mcqueen

Photographs relating to the Purchase of the Calton and United Brewery at Ballarat. .1) Haddon Storey, Member for Tertiary Educaiton and Training addressed the audience at the signing of the purchase by the Ballarat School of Mines. .3) Signing of document. Haddon Storey on right, Bill Gribble seated at centreballarat brewery, brewery building, signing contract, haddon storey, bill gribble

Letter from trustees of Mitcham & District Memorial Hall requesting Council to purchase hall and replies from council.Letter from trustees of Mitcham & District Memorial Hall requesting Council to purchase hall and replies from council.shire of blackburn and mitcham, mitcham and district memorial hall, halls, bishop, herbert thomas

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Similar to a deed of Title, this document records the purchase in 1861 by the Bank of New South Wales of a block of land in what is now Sussex Street, Linton. The Bank built a banking chamber and manager's residence on this site in the early 1860s. The building has had several additions and renovations since it was first built and is now a private residence known as Traquair House.Approximately A3-size sheet of parchment which has been folded twice across. The front of the folded document is printed "GRANT / BY PURCHASE / SPECIAL LANDS", and has sections for recording the sale number, date, area of land sold, and Parish, Section and Allotment numbers. It records Sale no. 197, on 15th April 1861, to the Bank of New South Wales, of a block of land 29 + 2/10ths of a perch in size, which was Allotment 1, Section 1, Parish of Argyle. The sale is recorded in greater detail on one side of the unfolded document. The unfolded document has a pencil sketch of the allotment in the top left corner, and a wax and paper seal in the lower left corner. It is signed by [Sir] Henry Barkly, who was Governor-in-chief of the Colony of Victoria in 1861. The document was lodged with the Registrar of the Supreme Court of the Colony of Victoria on 22nd May, 1861.bank of new south wales, documents and records, special lands sale linton 1861, allotment 1 section 1 township of linton, sale document, linton township history

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