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Administrative and resumption file (WA 77/8), work position reports and management reports.
NSW Valuer General's Office (1999-2000)
Photographs, ephemera and letters.
Shephard Family of Wagga Wagga
Unregistered subject files, rate books, financial statements, wages tax employer's schedules, shire engineer's letter books, index to minute book, journals, miscellaneous papers, contract registers, works cost and street ledger, bushfire posters and maps.
Illabo Shire Council
District Valuer county maps, town, village and shire maps.
NSW Valuer General's Office (1999-2000)
Court of Petty Sessions depositions (Jan 1976 - Dec 1987), Coronial files (1955-1982), Fair Rents files (1944-1967) and Maintenance files (1896-1985).
Junee Court House
Interim Development Order files for the shires and municipalities within the Wagga Wagga Lands Office. Includes correspondence (mostly from NSW Planning and Environment Commission) relating to land to be developed, applications, Government Gazette extracts, plans of the proposed developments, and location maps for the areas to be developed.
NSW Crown Lands, Wagga Wagga OfficePostcard album belonging to Alma Eulenstein of "Back Creek", Henty; includes postcards from family, friends, and William Frederick Hughes, depicting images of Henty, Culcairn, Albury, Wodonga, Tumut, Temora, and other commercial postcards.
Four large framed photographs: 1. William Frederick Hughes (1883-1973) taken for his 90th Birthday [frame removed]; 2. An unknown man in a silver frame; 3. An unknown couple in wedding clothes; 4. A male child, about 1 year of age (in matching frame to wedding couple).
Newspaper cuttings, subject files, student assignments, publications, course submissions, and audio tapes.
Dr Keith Swan