Article, Severance of Phillip Island from Woolamai -case for unity. 1928, 1st July 1928

Severance of Phillip Island from Woolamai 1928 1092-01

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Historical information

This district became the Shire of Phillip Island and Woolamai on 24 December 1874. A severance movement was successful in creating a separate Shire of Phillip Island on 18 September 1928, with the remainder ultimately becoming the Shire of Bass.

Significance

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Physical description

Cream paper typed booklet outlining the case for shire unity and 6 objections to splitting the Shire, written by William McFee and D. Robb

Inscriptions & markings

Phillip Island and Woolamai. The case for shire unity.

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References

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Identifier

1092-01

Date made

1st July 1928

Production methods

Languages

English

Materials

cream paper

Measurements

Width: 21.7 centimetres, Height: 26.5 centimetres

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