~WEST BLOWERING PROPERTIES INDEX~

West Blowering Station (Sub Division) Auction - (Newspaper)

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1. Merv & Joan Alchin, Leased, / Murray & C Hampstead - leased / Long, Mrs B E, owners, owners/ ? - Isaac "Ike" Nuttall, portion No.35-50acres.Owner / John Osmond, portion 18-40acres Owner (Star Hotel).

Phillip Denning, "Woonoona", owners / owners ?

Margery Stanfield & Mr McDonald, Managers,"Pine Vale" / David & Rebecca Stanfield, (nee Jonnston), owners / William "Bill" Stanfield, owner / James & Selina Stanfield, owners / owners ?

Rolf & Jean Eggleton (Spicer), owners / Thomas & Alice Eggleton, (Morrice/Morris), owners /

Cliff-Eileen & Selwyn-Betty Davis "Willowdene", owners / Mr & Mrs Walter Arnold Davis tenants / Mr Wally Fowler owners (Wynyard Hotel) / owners ?

George & Marg Johnson,(nee Crane), owners / Ray & Nellie Johnson, (nee Weeden) owners / Sullivan, owners / owners ?

A Crane & Sons, "Kydra", owners / Ab Myres, owner, / Thompson & Ellen Myres, , owners / Mr Conway, , owners / CTB owner - A Watts - Manager, owners R Rivers, ,Ex owners E G Brown, owners ,/ Blowering Station, owners

Colin & Marge Meyers, (nee Davis) "The Ranch", owners / Mack & May French Tenants/ Cecil & Lorna Robson, Tenants /Mr & Mrs Power, Tenants/ Mr & Mrs Ray & Nellie Johnson, (Weeden), owners / George, Jnr & Sophia Johnson, (nee Eggleton) owners / owners ?

Peter & Gwen Harris ,"Killaloe", owners / John J McKey "Killaloe" , owners / owners ? / West Blowering Station, owners / owners?

Ken & Mona Johnson,(French), "Glen Luna", owners / Walter & Grace Johnson, (nee Skein), owners / Walter & Bert Johnson, owners / West Blowering Station, owners / owners ? = On the 15th November 1906 - Purchased at AUCTION.... - lot 8, known as M'Kay's Paddock, 240 acres freehold, all boundaries fenced, permanent running creeks, first class grazing land, will carry three sheep to acre in any season, all timber killed, and partly cleared; purchaser, Walter Johnson, Blowering; reserve at AUCTION, £4 5s per acre. - (Ref- Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931)(about) Previous issue Wednesday 21 November 1906 Page 2).

Leo & Jean Myers, "Koonalunda", owners / Harry Myers , owners / Harry & Edward Myers, owners / Peter Beattie, owners / owners ?

Ross & Norma Vickery,"Sam's Flat", owners / Blowering Station, per Oliver Lodge, James Armstrong owners / owners ?

Ern & Nell Waldron, (nee Halloran, Gertie Higgins was her sister), owners / Richard "Dick" Waldron, owners / James Wood's daughter, (Dicks mother), owner / James Wood, owners / owners ?

Bill & Nancy Boyd, owners / Billy & Clem LeFevre, tenants / Hampstead, tenants / James daughter,Bill's mother, owner/ James Woods, owners / Michael & Mrs Hunt, owners / Denis McBarnes, owners ( one portion on the Creek)/ Mr & Mrs Korn, owners ?

Roy Maybury, owners, "Jimelen" / Mr & Mrs Jim Hampstead, owners / Mr & Mrs Charles Thomas & Mary A E Hampstead, (nee Boyce), owners / Ned & Mrs Kane, owners / Henry Arthur Fosberry,owner / Denis McBarnes, owners / owners ?

Sydney & Jean Stephenson - "Kinloch", owners / Albert "Bert" & Margaret Sheather, (nee Spicer) owners,/ George Robert & Mavis June Spicer, tenants (nee Crane) / Harry Naughton, Raymond T G & Alma M I Windley, nee Halpin, tenants, for Harry/Milton Hayden, owner with tenant Mr & Mrs James Bridle & 9 children / Jack Martin, owner ? / Arthur Henry Brown, born 1857 owner / owners ? Robert E Bawdon, - owner

H Crane & Sons, "Fairview", owners / Mr & Mrs John Phillip Higgins, (nee Brannock), owners / Mr & Mrs Patrick John Higgins, (nee McManus) owners / Arthur Henry Brown, owner Portion 19 / owners ?

Edward John "Ted" & Muriel Higgins, (Snowden), owners / Edward George & Amelia Higgins, (nee Lawson), owners / Patrick John Higgins, owner / West Blowering Station, owner / ?

Mrs Ada Oddy, owners /Mr & Mrs Thomas & Margaret Parler, owners / owners ?

Ian Douglas "Bob" & Barbara McDonald, (nee Saxby), owners / Ian Douglas "Bob" & Barbara McDonald with John McDonald Owners / Mr & Mrs William Lyle "Mick" & Gertrude Mary Higgins, "Gertie" (nee Halloran, Nell Waldron's sister), owners / owners ?

Basil & Nell Wrenford, (Hogarth), "Riverside", owners / William Cookson, / owners / Arthur Lindbeck, owners / Fred Lindbeck, owners / Edward Henry "Ned" & Selena Lindbeck, (Quarmby), owners - Mr & Mrs Brannock,tenants on Quarmby's, Brannock's Paddock ? / owners ?

Mrs Wilkinson, owner, "Sunnyside" / Jack Maybury, owner / Amy Dunn, owner / Mr & Mrs Charles Thomas & Mary A E Hampstead, (nee Boyce), owners / owners ?

William H. FOLEY - ? acres - For the access road to the dam site - new roadway constructed and is currently in use.

Leslie Vernon "Jim" JOHNSON ? acres

F.P.SYMONS ? acres

P.E. WILKINSON, "Springfield" 5 acres, for Snowy Mountains Highway.

Tom SCOTT - 3 acres, for Snowy Mountains Highway.

Wermatong Pastoral Company - 19 acres, for Snowy Mountains Highway.

G.N. STACEY - 1035 acres, required for Snowy Mountains Highway relocation and part catchment area.

Mrs B.E LONG - 1237 acres and the Estate of the Late J. DENNING - 212 acres and D.J. STANFIELD - 105 acres and A.R. EGGLETON - 290 acres and E.A. DAVIS - 1342 and C.J & S.C DAVIS - 687 acres and Estate of the late R.R. JOHNSON - 261 and A. CRANE & SONS - ? acres and *Colin C. MYERS - 240 acres and WERMATONG PASTORAL CO, (P & G HARRIS) - 1529 acres and D.M. BEATTIE - 290 acres and G.W. CARTER - 146 acres and *KENNETH V.E. JOHNSON - 240 ACRES and * Leo N MYERS - 340 acres and W.S. CALLOWAY - 456 acres and H.D. Calloway - 266 acres and Stock Reserve - ? acres and *Edwin Ross VICKERY - 979 acres and *Ernest R.K WORLDON - 116 acres and * William H. BOYD - 233 acres and * Roy MAYBURY - 100 acres and *Sydney M. STEPHENSON - 189 acres and A.M.B. CRANE & others - 1225 acres and * Edward J. HIGGINS - 480 acres and Mrs A. Oddy - see east side for combined acres and * MACAYR PTY LTD (I.D. McDONALD) - 726 acres and * Basil B. WRENFORD - 389 acres and * Mrs Margaret WILKINSON - 197 acres and J. STURGESS

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MURMUMBIDGE. DISTRICT. M. Sawyer, 14Ga, West Blowering Run, on Water Reserve No. 229G, and northerly; along western boundary of run, west of portion No. 1041, parish of Yellowin. - (Ref- Wagga Wagga Advertiser (NSW : 1874 - 1905)(about) Previous issue Saturday 18 November 1882 Page 1).

WEST BLOWERING - This part of the district is beginning to present a splendid appearance like the 'Emerald Isle.' The crops are growing rapidly, and are 4.5 ins above ground. The weather has been nearly all that could be desired for the growth of the grass, which, if the cloudy weather continues, will be good cow pasture. Dairying will soon be in full swing and stock on the whole look remarkably well at the present time. Great havoc has been, made with poor 'Master Fox' by poisoning and shooting, but still they are plentiful in some parts. Rabbiting up this way, as well as everywhere else, are giving bunny a 'hot time,' and they are making good money.

AUCTION SALES. CLOSER SETTLEMENT. IMPORTANT SUBDIVISIONAL SALE, Thursday, November 15, 1906.

TOBACCO AXD MAIZE LAND. DAIRY FARMS AND GRAZING AREAS.

West Blowering Estate. 10 MILES FROM THE FLOURISHING TOWN OF TUMUT, NF.W SOUTH WALES.

9549 ACRES of the richest Farming and Dairying Land in the State, permanently watered by the Tumut River, to which it has a frontage of 6 miles, and numerous ever-running Creeks and springs. Annual Rainfall for 20 years, 33in. Droughts unknown. Magnificent climate. WEAVER & PERRY. Sydney, in conjunction with S. F. WILKLVSON & CO., Tumut, have received instructions to sell by auction, at

O'BRIEN'S HALL, TUMUT, on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1906, at 2 o'clock,

THE ABOVE MAGNIFICENT ESTATE, sub divided into 15 lots, ranging in areas from 100 acres to 3220 acres. This is the best property ever offered in ins State for Closer Settlement, several of the front the Farms are lot at £2 3s. Per acre per annum, and the present tenants are anxious to obtain leases for 7 to 10 years at the same rental. For fattening and wool-growing this property is unsurpassed in the district. Some of the country has carried three sheep to the acre all the year round.

THIS SALE affords a rare opportunity of securing farms in this safe and thriving district, the rainfall is 33in. a year and the climate unsurpassed. TERMS.—One-fourth cash, balance at 2, 3, i, and 5 years, bearing interest fit 5 per cent.

Intending purchasers will be met at the Tumut Railway Station and driven to inspect on communicating with the auctioneers.

A large representative crowd assembled at O'Brien's Hall, Tumut, when the firms of Weaver and Perry (Sydney) and S. F. Wilkinson and Co. (Tumut), auctioneers in conjunction, offered, on behalf of the London Chartered Bank, the property known as West Blowering Station on the Tumut River, subdivided into 13 farms, ranging in area 110111 uu ucies to o,z^u acres. Mr. Weaver feeling somewhat in disposed, Mr. S. F. Wlkinson wielded the hammer, with the results as follows: —

Lot 2, of 00 acres, freehold, started at £10 per acre, and was passed in at £17 10/, but was soon after purchased privately by Mr. J. Sullivan, of East Blowering, at £18 per acre.

Lot 3, of 90% acres, freehold, started at £10, and fell to the previous buyer at £16/7/6 per acre.

Lot 4, of lllVs acres, freehold, started at £10 per acre, and after some steady bidding fell to the same buyer at £13/15/ per acre.

Lot 5, improvement lease, of 2100 acres, was started at £200 and passed in.

Lot 0, known as West Blowering Home stead, of 167 V» acres, freehold, started at £8, and Avas passed in at £10; but was subsequently bought privately by Mr. Thompson Myers (kite of Gocup) for £12 per aere.

Lot 7, known as horse paddock, of 249 acres, freehold, started at £4 per acre, and passed in at £0.

Lot 8, known as M'Kay's paddock, of 240 acres freehold, started at £2 per acre, and was passed in at £4/5/.

Lot 2, known as School House, 030 acres, freehold, with 300 acres, and C.l. of 50 acres, Avas passed in, there being no bid.

Lot 10, known as Mullin's paddock, of 280 acres, freehold, with C.l. of 170 acres in addition, Avas also passed in there being no bid.

Lot 11, known as Black Flat, of 330 acres, freehold, with addition of 380 c.l. started at £2/10/, and finally fell to Mr. James Higgins, of West Blowering at £3 15/ per acre.

Lot 12, known as Table Top, of 1080 acres, freehold, with 282 acres C.l. and 297 acres annual lease, started -at 20/ per acre, and Avas, passed in at that price, 30/ per acre being asked.

Lot 13, of 320 acres, freehold, and 537 acres annual lease was passed in, there being no bid. The total area of freehold, which carried advantages of c.l. and a.l. additions, was 744 acres, realising £7334/7/6, on an average per acre of a trifle over £9/13/. — Adelong Express. - (Ref- Albury Banner and Wodonga Express (NSW : 1896 - 1939)(about) Previous issue Friday 23 November 1906).

WEST BLOWERING This part of the district is beginning to present a splendid appearance like the 'Emerald Iale.' The crops are growing rapidly, and are feet above ground. The weather has been nearly all that could be desired for the growth of the grass, which, if the cloudy weather continues, will be good cow pasture. Dairying will soon be in full swing and stock on the whole look remarkably well at the present time. Great havoc has been, made with poor 'Master Fox' by poisoning and shooting, but still they are plentiful in some parts. Rabbits up this way as well as everywhere else, are giving bunny a 'hot time,' and they are making good money.

1905 - BLOWERING.

The wheat crops in and around Blowering promise to give a splendid return. Stripping started on 30th inst. The maze crops, considering the late dry weather experienced look splendid, but another fall of rain would be hailed with delight.

Since the road gang under the superintendence of Mr. Harry Snowden, have been along, the roads from Tumut to Talbingo have been placed in capital condition and our district Roads Engineer is to be complimented on the thoroughness of the work. - (Ref- The Tumut Advocate and Farmers & Settlers' Adviser (NSW : 1903 - 1925)(about) Previous issue Tuesday 3 January 1905 Page 3). Messrs. Pitt, Son, and Badgery; in conjunction: with "Messrs: Wilkinson and Walker, offered by auction at Tumut, on Wednesday, "West Blowering," with 9550 acres and a frontage to the Tumut River; and "Jouama," Yarrangobilly, 32 miles from Tumut; Drought resisting country of 8,000 acres. No bid was forthcoming for either, but a private sale of "West Blowering",will probably be completed. - (Ref- Wagga Wagga Advertiser (NSW : 1874 - 1905)(about) Previous issue Tuesday 6 December 1904 Page 2).

- SALE OF IMPROVEMENT LEASES. -

Improvement lease of the undermentioned Crown lands will be offered for sale on Friday, 8th September: — District and Place of Sale — Tumut. West Blowering late leasehold area No. 18a. County Wynyard, parish Wereboldera,

Block 316, 210CH ; improvements — grubbing £20, race £1, fencing £19 2s 9d (Crown property), grubbing £75, ringing £6 15s, yards £4, fencing £1 (property of leasee of West Blowering); annual rent, £51 4s 6d. - (Ref- Albury Banner and Wodonga Express (NSW : 1896 - 1939)(about) Previous issue Friday 25 August 1899 Page 38).

WEST BLOWERING

THE first of a series of socials to be held at West Blowering, in aid of the R.C. Church Garden Fete (Blowering and Tumut Plains Stall), to be held on December 26, took place at Mr. E. Higgins residence on Friday night last. The threatening weather militated against the attendance.

The secretary, Mr. John Groves, was unable to be present owing to sickness, and his duties were carried out by the treasurer, Mr, Dave Stanfield, The floor was in excellent order and Mr. Jas Higgins directed the dancers, whilst Messrs D. Stanfield, W. Tindall and J. Higgins supplied the music. Refreshments were served at midnight, followed by the drawing of raffles. A cake, donated by Mrs. F. J Bourke, of East Blowering, was won by Milton Haydon, who redonated it and it was auctioned and reauctioned by Mr. Geo. Bridle, eventually falling to the bid of Mr. C. A. Oddy. It realised £2/17/6.

Dancing was afterwards resumed and continued with unabated vigor till the wee small hours. The gross proceeds from the function were £5/5/6, and the expenses 11/6. The treasurer has handed £4/14/- to the treasurer of the Blowering and Tamut Plains Stall. - (Ref- The Tumut Advocate and Farmers & Settlers' Adviser (NSW : 1903 - 1925)(about) Previous issue Tuesday 24 September 1918 Page 2).

1881 - CONDITIONAL PURCHASES.

The following selections were taken up at the undermentioned land offices on Thursday

Gundagai: Robert Owen, 220 acres,

Darbalara; John Alfred Withers, 100 acres,

Tarrabandra; William J, Slade, 200 acres,

Money Money; Thomas Broueliton, 60 acres,

North Gundagai; James Hawthorne, 50 acres, Claris,

Tumut: Mathew Sawyer, 110. acres,

Wereboldera; H. L. Harris, 320 acres,

Blowering; Bank of New South Wales,

Adelong, 40 acres,

Bogong; W. B. Smith,120 acres,

Adjinbilly; J, Shaw, 50 acres,

Tumut; A. Iiunkiu, 50 acres,

Brungle: J P. Geary, 40 acres,

Wyangle; D. Herlihy, 40 acres,

Cooleman: and W. A. Lampe, 41 acres,

Talbingo; D, Leary, 200 awes, - (Ref- Southern Argus (Goulburn, NSW : 1881 - 1885)(about) Previous issue Tuesday 9 August 1881 Page 2).

1908 - Gadara Shire Council TENDERS addressed to the undersigned and endorsed 'Tender for road Work' will be received up to 2 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 5th August, 1908, for the following works: —

Contract No. 4, road Tumut to Brungle.

Contract No. 5, road Tumut to Lacmalac.

Contract No. 7, road Tumut -via Plains to Jones' Bridge.

Contract No. 8, road Oddy's Bridge to West Blowering.

Contract No 9, road Tumut to Talbingo.

Contract No 10, road Rosebank to Riley's Crossing

Contract No. 11, road Biley's Crossing to Batlow

Specifications, etc., may be seen at the Shire Office, Tumut, L. G. BUCKNELL, Shire Engineer. Tumut, July;27, 1908. - (Ref- Adelong and Tumut Express and Tumbarumba Post (NSW : 1900 - 1925)(about) Previous issue Friday 31 July 1908 Page 3).

It is a great pity that the road from West Blowering to Yallowin is not classified, as there would be some chance of getting something done to this part of the road which is really in a bad state. I believe there has been 750 pounds voted for the West Blowering bridge and it should not be long before the tenders are called and let us hope that the next step will be to improve our road. - (Ref- Albury Banner and Wodonga Express (NSW : 1896 - 1939)(about) Previous issue Friday 5 August 1898 Page 16).

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William H. FOLEY - ? acres - For the access road to the dam site - new roadway constructed and is currently in use.

Leslie Vernon "Jim" JOHNSON ? acres

F.P.SYMONS ? acres

P.E. WILKINSON, "Springfield" 5 acres, for Snowy Mountains Highway.

Tom SCOTT - 3 acres, for Snowy Mountains Highway.

Wermatong Pastoral Company - 19 acres, for Snowy Mountains Highway.

G.N. STACEY - 1035 acres, required for Snowy Mountains Highway relocation and part catchment area.

Mrs B.E LONG - 1237 acres and the Estate of the Late J. DENNING - 212 acres and D.J. STANFIELD - 105 acres and A.R. EGGLETON - 290 acres and E.A. DAVIS - 1342 and C.J & S.C DAVIS - 687 acres and Estate of the late R.R. JOHNSON - 261 and A. CRANE & SONS - ? acres and *Colin C. MYERS - 240 acres and WERMATONG PASTORAL CO, (P & G HARRIS) - 1529 acres and D.M. BEATTIE - 290 acres and G.W. CARTER - 146 acres and *KENNETH V.E. JOHNSON - 240 ACRES and * Leo N MYERS - 340 acres and W.S. CALLOWAY - 456 acres and H.D. Calloway - 266 acres and Stock Reserve - ? acres and *Edwin Ross VICKERY - 979 acres and *Ernest R.K WORLDON - 116 acres and * William H. BOYD - 233 acres and * Roy MAYBURY - 100 acres and *Sydney M. STEPHENSON - 189 acres and A.M.B. CRANE & others - 1225 acres and * Edward J. HIGGINS - 480 acres and Mrs A. Oddy - see east side for combined acres and * MACAYR PTY LTD (I.D. McDONALD) - 726 acres and * Basil B. WRENFORD - 389 acres and * Mrs Margaret WILKINSON - 197 acres and J. STURGESS

THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912. AS AMENDED BY

SUBSEQUENT ACTS

So much of the land hereunder described including all such mines and deposits under the said land as are mentioned in section 141 of the Public Works Act, 1912, as amended by subsequent Acts, as is Crown land has been appropriated and so much thereof as is private property has been resumed for a certain authorised work, viz., the construction of a dam across the Tumut River at Blowering and works incidental thereto, and is vested in the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission as Constructing Authority for the purposes of the

said Public Works Act.

Dated this 20th day of November, 1963.

K. W. STREET, by Deputation from His Excellency

the Governor.

By His Excellency's Command,

F. H. HAWKINS, Acting Minister for Conservation.

Description of Land Referred to

Land District—Tumut; Shire—Tumut

All that piece or parcel of land situated in the parish of Bogong county of Buccleuch and State of New South Wales being part of portion 94 being also the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title registered volume 4726 folio 204 containing an area of 1 rood or thereabouts and said to be in the possession of Leslie Vernon Johnson, Frederick Percy Oddy and George Symons. (Papers W.C. & I.C. 63-14310)

Also all that piece or parcel of land situated in the parish of Bogong county of Buccleuch and State of New South Wales being lots 1 and 4 deposited plan 12329 and portions 60, 99 and 180 being also the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title registered volume 3626 folio 23 containing an area of 220 acres 23£ perches or there abouts and said to be in the possession of Patrick Halloran. (Papers W.C. & I.C. 63-14321)

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Also all that piece or parcel of land situated in the parish of Wereboldera county of Wynyard and State of New South Wales being portion 81 being also the whole of the land comprised, in Crown Grant registered volume 7604 folio 227 containing an area of 41 acres 1 rood 10 perches or thereabouts and said to be in the possession of the estate of the late James Denning .

Also all that piece or parcel of land situated in the parish of Wereboldera county of Wynyard and State of New South Wales being portions 83 and 93 and part of portions 36, 82 and 163 being also the residue of the landcomprised in Certificate of Title registered volume 5206 folio 207 follow ing resumption of the 2\ perches of land by notification in Government Gazette of 10th July 1953 containing an area of 170 acres 3 roods 18i perches or thereabouts exclusive of roads and said resumption and said to be in the posses sion of the estate of the late James Denning. (Papers W.C. & I.C. 63-14320)

Also all that piece or parcel of land situated in the parish of Wereboldera county of Wynyard and State of New South Wales being portion 100 being also the whole of the land comprised in Crown Grant registered volume 1560 folio 160 portion 92 being also the whole of the landcomprised in Crown Grant registered volume 1784 folio 213 and por tion 57 being also the whole of the landcomprised in Crown Grant registered volume 2721 folio 126 containing an area of 105 acres or thereabouts exclusive of road and said to be in the possession of David Joseph Stanfield.(Papers W.C. & I.C. 63-14318)1

Also all that piece or parcel of land situated in the parish of Bogong county of Buccleuch and State of New South Wales being portion 50 part of portions 81 and 100 and lots 2, 3 and 5 deposited plan 12329 being also the residue of the land comprised in Certificate of Title registered volume 7359 folio 135 following resumption of the 3 roods 18 perches and the 3 roods 26 perches of land by notification in Government Gazettes of 20th March 1953 and 31st July 1953 respec tively containing an area of 200 acres 2 roods 32i perches or thereabouts exclusive of road and said resumptions and said to be in the possession of Neil Halloran. (Papers W.C. & I.C. 63-14325)

And also all that piece or parcel of land situated in theparish of Bogong county of Buccleuch and State of New South Wales being part of portions 94 and 95 being also the residue of the land comprised in Certificate of Title registered volume 6954 folio 85 following resumption of the 12 acres 1 rood 25 perches of land by notification in Government Gazette of 13th February 1953 containing an area of 87 acres 1 rood 15 perches or thereabouts exclusive of said resumption and said to be in the possession of Rolfe George Bridle. (Papers W.C. & I.C 63-14324) (3178

William H. FOLEY - ? acres - For the access road to the dam site - new roadway constructed and is currently in use.

Leslie Vernon "Jim" JOHNSON ? acres

F.P.SYMONS ? acres

P.E. WILKINSON, "Springfield" 5 acres, for Snowy Mountains Highway.

Tom SCOTT - 3 acres, for Snowy Mountains Highway.

Wermatong Pastoral Company - 19 acres, for Snowy Mountains Highway.

G.N. STACEY - 1035 acres, required for Snowy Mountains Highway relocation and part catchment area.

Mrs B.E LONG - 1237 acres and the Estate of the Late J. DENNING - 212 acres and D.J. STANFIELD - 105 acres and A.R. EGGLETON - 290 acres and E.A. DAVIS - 1342 and C.J & S.C DAVIS - 687 acres and Estate of the late R.R. JOHNSON - 261 and A. CRANE & SONS - ? acres and *Colin C. MYERS - 240 acres and WERMATONG PASTORAL CO, (P & G HARRIS) - 1529 acres and D.M. BEATTIE - 290 acres and G.W. CARTER - 146 acres and *KENNETH V.E. JOHNSON - 240 ACRES and * Leo N MYERS - 340 acres and W.S. CALLOWAY - 456 acres and H.D. Calloway - 266 acres and Stock Reserve - ? acres and *Edwin Ross VICKERY - 979 acres and *Ernest R.K WORLDON - 116 acres and * William H. BOYD - 233 acres and * Roy MAYBURY - 100 acres and *Sydney M. STEPHENSON - 189 acres and A.M.B. CRANE & others - 1225 acres and * Edward J. HIGGINS - 480 acres and Mrs A. Oddy - see east side for combined acres and * MACAYR PTY LTD (I.D. McDONALD) - 726 acres and * Basil B. WRENFORD - 389 acres and * Mrs Margaret WILKINSON - 197 acres and J. STURGESS

This report is submitted in good faith. All endeavours have been made to make all entries authentic and correct. For any corrections and additional valuable information, maps and photos you may have please contact John Or phone 0431 481 451.