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The photograph depicts the interstate members of the Australian Imperial Band with the Lord Mayor of Sydney, Alderman David Gilpin, seated between The Hon. Albert Bruntnell, MLA, Minister of Public Instruction, and Mr WM Partington, Conductor of the Band. As indicated on the photograph, the Band played at a Municipal Reception at the Sydney Town Hall on Saturday 3 May 1924 when 26 members of the band (which normally numbered 35) were photographed as seen here.
Various receipts; Letters; An agreement between Alexander Davidson and George Forsyth re sale of land; Letter re Wagga Wagga Bridge Company controversy from Frederick M Darley; Titles of pieces of music and note re acknowledgement of receipt
This plan depicts an area of land labelled as Bullingbong Plain (an estimated area of 17943 acres) and includes the location of the house paddocks, the house, stable yard and stables. Also marked are Government Mark Trees, "Irvine's Claim", Bullenbong Creek, and Blind Creek.
The full title of this framed plan is: "Plan of the Run called Bullinbong. Murrumbidgee District. Occupied by Mr. Alexander Davidson." The plan is signed by WM McCulloch, surveyor, February 1st, 1856.
![De Gruchy & Co.'s New Squatting Map of Riverina District of NSW shewing all the townships, reserves, roads, stations, &c. &c. with their appproximate boundaries and replete with general information to the latest dates: togehter with alphbetically arranged index of all the Squatting Stations 1877 [lithograhed and published by De Gruchy & Co. 21 Elizabeth St, Melbourne]](/uploads/r/rw/2/3/2/2329958d34e3787632452358fbdab31cb6144f92eb72528525c1933913b33d80/RW5_070_142.jpg)
