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ORIGINAL TITLE FOR THE CLUNES FREE LIBRARY SITE IN TEMPLETON STREET ISSUED TO RALPH COUNDON, GAS MANUFACTURER; ARTHUR HENRY GORDON, MEDICAL PRACTITIONER; AND JOHN FIELD, MINING REGISTRAR - 25TH APRIL, 1906.
TITLE TRANSFERRED TO CROWN C.1975 AS NO TRUSTEES LEFT
Physical description
Photocopy of a Certificate of Title issued in Victoria under the "Transfer of Land Act 1890" Issued on the 26th of April 1906 to the Trustees of the Clunes Free Lending Library from the Crown. Signed by H Hosken Assistant Registrar.
Inscriptions & markings
Handwritten in black ink; J L Lazarus 1183842 Clunes
Victorian Collections acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands
where we live, learn and work.
