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Brisbane, Government Printer, 1877. . First Edition; Foolscap Folio; pp. 108; 1 folding chart, 1 folding map; original sewn parliamentary paper, wrapper missing, closed tear to p 3, a good copy.

Sydney; W. J. Row, Government Printer, Bent-Street; 1841.. First Edition; F'cap Folio; pp. (36) unpaginated; unbound but in very good condition. Ferguson. 3266 Part 13.

Sydney; Printed by E. H. Statham, 39, York-Street.; 1838.. First Edition; F'cap Folio; pp. (6), (6), unpaginated; unbound some minor foxing but over all in very good condition. Ferguson. 2568 Part 36. and 37.

Sydney; William John Row, Government Printer; 1842.. First Edition; F'cap Folio; pp. (40) unpaginated; unbound but in very good condition. Ferguson. 3465 Part 32.

Sydney; Printed By James Tegg, George Street; n.d. (1840).. First Edition; F'cap Folio; pp. (22) unpaginated; unbound some minor foxing but over all in very good condition. Ferguson. 3052 Part 8.

Sydney; W.W. Davies Government Printing Office; 1851.. First Edition; F'cap Folio; pp. 33-64, printed on original blue paper, pages loose not bound. Divides the colony of New South Wales after separation of the Port Phillip District into 31 Electoral Divisions, with fifty four members, 18 appointed by Her Majesty, and 36 elected by the inhabitants of the Colony, with the city of Sydney returning 3 members, the Counties of Cumberland and Durham to return 2 each, and the remaining electoral districts to return 1 each. Schedule A attached to the Act gives detailed description of the Boundaries of each Electoral District.

Melbourne, Government Printer, 1860. . First Edition; Foolscap Folio; pp. lxx, 67; original sewn blue parliamentary paper, minor browning to wrapper, minor chipping to edges, otherwise a very good copy.

Melbourne, John Ferres, 1883. . First Edition; Foolscap Folio; pp. 25; original white stapled parliamentary paper, minor flecking to page edges, otherwise a very good copy.

Sydney, Government Printer, 1918.. First Edition; Foolscap Folio; pp. (iv), 192; numerous plans and diagrams, 42cmx33.5cm fold out plan of the Examination for Certificate of Competency, held at Ultimo, 17th April, 1917;, fold out geological sketch plan showing the position of Molybdonite deposits east of the mount Tennyson (Yetholme) leases Parish of Eusdale (County of Roxburgh), fold out plan showing the areas applied for or held by the Vulcan coal mine and cement syndicate between Brogan's Creek ad Carlos Gap; index; original stiff printed wrapper, minor fading to edges, chipping to wrapper, a good copy.

By Authority Government Printer, Melbourne, 1895. . First Edition; Foolscap Folio; pp. 86; 40 illustrations including numerous folding diagrams; original stiff wrapper, spine and edges of wrapper chipped, a good copy.

Melbourne; Robt. S. Brain, Government printer; 1903.. First Edition; F'cap Folio; pp. 111; 12 b/w. photographs of gold nuggets (found at Maronh and Newbridge), folding plan of mine "Stewart's United lease, Fosterville", folding "plan & Section of Bores in the Parish of Rodborough" numerous tables, several small sketch plans, index, bound with staples (now rusty), good copy.

Melbourne; John Ferres/George Skinner/Robt. S. Brain/J. Kemp/Albert J. Mullett, Government Printers; 1860-1913.. First Editions; F'cap Folio; pp. (in total some 600 pages), bound with three other associated reports, modern cloth spine with blue boards, short title lettered by hand on spine, fine copies. Scarce.

North Terrace, Adelaide; Harrison Weir, Government Printer; 1932.. First Edition; F'cap Folio; pp. xxii, 34; numerous tables, bound in original stapled printed wrappers, a few minor repaired closed tears, good copy.

Melbourne, John Ferres, 1883. . First Edition; Foolscap Folio; pp. 20, 8; original white parliamentary papers stapled together, minor flecking to page edges, otherwise a very good copy.

(London, The House of Commons, 1850). . First Edition; Foolscap Folio; pp. iv, 40; original sewn white parliamentary paper; edges browned, flecking to pages, a good copy. From the Colonial Office, Downing Street, 25 March 1850.

Melbourne; John Ferres, Government Printer, 1855-1858. . First Edition; F'cap Folio; pp. (120) total pages; appendixes, dound in original blue parliamentary paper, slab sewn as issued, very good copies.

Melbourne; John Ferres, Government Printer; 1855-1858.. First Editions; F'cap Folio; pp. 110,18, 7, 34, 211, 259; texts with numerous tables, indexes, bound in their original sewn printed wrappers, one wrapper discoloured otherwise very good copies. These are reports from the first two census taken in the colony, at the time of the first census 236,798 people lived in the colony ( unfortunately Aboriginal people were not officially included in this census, only some aboriginals who were "permanently settled" were counted) The largest community were English-born, with 97,943 people, followed by the Irish and Scottish communities. These years marks a pivotal point in Victoria's history. Victoria had only been separated from New South Wales for three years, and the gold rushes saw thousands of prospectors arriving. Major Melbourne institutions were being founded, University of Melbourne, State Library, Museum of Victoria and the first train ran from South Melbourne (Sandridge) to… Read More

Melbourne; H. J. Green Government Printer; 1924. First Edition; Foolscap folio; pp. 4 (titled wrappers plus 3 pages of text), fine copy. One of 960 copies printed. Dr Stefansson (The famous Arctic explorer) was the guest of the Commonwealth Government, he traveled from Adelaide to Oodnadatta by train, and by motor car from Oodnadatta to Alice Springs and back. Two side journeys were made from Alice Springs, one over the Burt Plain to the north of the Macdonnell Ranges, and the other to Hermansberg Mission to the west, and beyond it to the Vale of Palms (also called Palm Valley and Palm Creek).

Melbourne, John Ferres, Government Printer, 1864.. Lge. 4to; pp. 76; original white sewn parliamentary papers with light flecking, a good copy.

(Sydney, Government Printer, 1904). . First Edition; Foolscap Folio; pp. 13 plus 1 page of b/w photographic plates and 1 folding b/w photographic panorama at rear; appendix; original stapled white parliamentary paper; minor rusting to staples, otherwise a very good copy. Includes a wonderful photograph of the horse-drawn coast hospital ambulance