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Z241 Australian Agricultural Company (Australian Office) Deposit 8 Download List Z241 Australian Agricultural Company (Australian Office) deposit 8 Download list Deposit No. Z241: AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL COMPANY – Australian Office PEEL RIVER LAND & MINERAL COMPANY – Australian Office Records collected Aug 1985 Bound Goonoo Goonoo Files Box 1 London 1959-1960 London 1961 London 1962 London 1963 Box 2 All Stations 1959 All Stations 1960 All Stations 1961 All Station 1962 Box 3 All Stations 1963 Caldervale 1960-1962 Brewon 1956-1962 Box 4 Toolebuc 1961-1962 Avon Downs 1959-1961 AA&P 1957-1961 Box 5 Rockhampton Downs 1955-1960 South Galway 1958-1961 Box 6 Muttama 1958-1960 Muttama 1961-1962 Sandy Camp 1959-1961 Box 7 Brighton Downs 1960-1962 Budgerygar 1960-1962 Kimberley Stations 1959 Box 8 Connor, Doherty & Durack 1960-1961 Connor, Doherty & Durack 1962 Connor, Doherty & Durack 1963 Box 9 Workers Compensation 1952-1960 Wrotham Park 1963 Box 10 Santa Gertrudis 1961-1962 Santa Gertrudis 1963-1965 Newcastle 1960 Newcastle 1961 Newcastle 1962 Newcastle 1963 Box 11 [Merino] Stud 1959-1960 [Merino] Stud 1963-1965 Bank 1941-1960 Box 12 Thomas Davis & Sheedy 1932 Dridool 1957-1961 Numbered files I (Newcastle) Box 12 8 General memos 1954-1970 9 Pastoral Inspectors 1953-1959 10 Wool Futures 1964-1968 Box 13 11 Personal/staff 1964-1970 1971-1972 16 Federal income tax 1953-1958 Box 14 6 Federal income tax 1959-1964 Deposit No. Z241: AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL COMPANY – Australian Office PEEL RIVER LAND & MINERAL COMPANY – Australian Office 16 Federal income tax 1965-1968 18 Staff 1954-1963 Box 15 19 Miscellaneous 1959-60 19 Miscellaneous 1964 19 Miscellaneous 1965-1966 Box 16 19 Miscellaneous 1967-1968 19 Miscellaneous 1969-1970 19 Miscellaneous 1971-1972 Box 17 19 Miscellaneous 1972-1974 19 Miscellaneous 1974-1976 19 Miscellaneous 1977-1980 Box 18 21 Tank sinking and boring 1957-1973 33 D Maher [Butchers, Tamworth] 1958-1959 33 D Maher [Butchers, Tamworth] 1960-1965 34 No 2 Shop [Butchers, Tamworth] 1953-1963 Box 19 35 Peel River Butchers 1956-1962 35 Peel River Butchers 1963-1966 35 Peel River Butchers 1967-1972 Box 20 35 Peel River Butchers - general 1964-1965 36 Federal Income Tax 1956-1974 40 No 3 Shop SA Chaffey & Sons 1956-1960 41 Treloar Butchery 1958-1963 51 James McLeish Estate 1968-1969 51 James McLeish Estate - Tax 1953-1974 63 Cooper River - tax 1953-1970 Box 21 64 Northern Territory Pastoral - tax 1953-1970 65 Ivanhoe - tax 1953-1965 70 Miscellaneous 1953-1970 Numbered files II (Newcastle) Box 21 1/02 Despatches to London (2057-2176) 1964-1966 1/02 Despatches to London (2177-2233) 1967-1968 Box 22 1/02 Despatches to London (2234-2291) 1969-1970 1/02 Despatches to London (2354-2432) 1972-1974 1/02 Despatches to London (2433-2528) 1974-1975 1/02 Despatches to London (2529-2554) 1976 Box 23 'GS Pvt' (GS1-114) 1964-1968 'GS Pvt' (GS115-276) 1969-1973 1/03 Despatches from London (1549-1707) 1963-1968 Box 24 1/03 Despatches from London (1708-1824) 1968-1971 1/03 Despatches from London (1825-1900) 1974 1/03 Despatches from London (1901-1970) 1975 1/03 Despatches from London (1971-2033) 1975-1976 Box 25 Despatches Private and confidential (L300-384) 1964-1968 Despatches Private and confidential (L385-453) 1969-1972 Despatches Private and confidential (L454-487) 1974-1975 Box 26 1/04 Share register 1974-1975 1/04 Share register 1976-1977 1/04 Share register – UK 1903-1974 1/04 Share register – Australian regulations and Deposit No. Z241: AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL COMPANY – Australian Office PEEL RIVER LAND & MINERAL COMPANY – Australian Office correspondence with the ANZ Bank 1972-1974 Box 27 1/04 Share register – Australian regulations and 1974-1976 correspondence with the ANZ Bank [GS28] Stock Exchanges 1974-1977 1/05 [17] 1/07 Death duties 1956-1963 Box 28 [17] 1/07 Death duties 1964-1973 [17] 1/07 Death duties – Peel River Company 1956-1964 [17] 1/07 Death duties – AACo 1960-1963 Box 29 [13] Drildool 1957-1963 [13] Drildool 1964-1966 [13] 7/09 Drildool 1967-1972 7/09 Drildool 1972-1977 [24] 7/02 Head Office [London] 1974-1976 Box 30 7/02 Head Office [London] 1976-1977 [GS5] Drildool 1962-1971 [13] 7/09 Drildool 1972-1977 Box 31 [7] Windy 1956-1958 [7] Windy 1959-1963 [7] Windy 1964-1970 [7] 7/04 Windy 1971-1976 Box 32 [GS10] Muttama 1963-1971 [55] 7/22 Muttama [see also Box 86] 1971-1976 [GS11] Warranilla 1969-1970 [52] Warranilla 1968-1970 [GS18] Fielder Downs 1969-1971 Box 33 [86] 7/46 Fielder Downs 1969-1972 [GS19] Johanna Plains 1969-1971 [87] Johanna Plains 1969-1972 Box 34 [87] 7/47 Johanna Plains 1972-1976 [25] Australian Agricultural Consulting Management 1971-1977 Company Pty Ltd [11] Newcastle Property 1953-1954 [11] Newcastle Property 1957-1958 Box 35 [11] Newcastle Property 1959-1963 [11] Newcastle Property 1964-1970 Box 36 [GS3] Headingly 1964-1967 [GS3] Headingly 1967-1972 [3] Headingly 1955-1959 [3] Headingly 1960-1963 Box 36A [3] Headingly 1963-1966 [3] 7/07 Headingly 1867-1970 7/07 Headingly 1971-1972 7/07 Headingly 1972-1973 Box 37 7/07 Headingly 1974-1975 [83] Auvergne 1953-1960 [83] Auvergne 1960-1963 Box 38 [83] Auvergne 1964 [83] Auvergne 1965-1970 [83] Auvergne 1971-1972 Deposit No. Z241: AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL COMPANY – Australian Office PEEL RIVER LAND & MINERAL COMPANY – Australian Office Box 39 [GS7] Wrotham Park 1964-1966 [GS7] Wrotham Park 1966-1971 [14] Wrotham Park 1962-1963 [14] Wrotham Park 1964 Box 40 [14] Wrotham Park 1965-1966 [14] Wrotham Park 1967-1968 [14] Wrotham Park 1968-1970 Box 41 [14] Wrotham Park 1971 [14] Wrotham Park 1972 [14] Wrotham Park 1972-1973 Box 42 [14] 7/10 Wrotham Park 1973-1974 7/10 Wrotham Park 1975-1976 [15] Wrotham Park Pty Ltd 1963-1973 Box 43 [GS8] Avon Downs 1962-1971 [32] Avon Downs 1959-1960 Box 44 [32] Avon Downs 1960-1963 [32] Avon Downs 1964-1966 [32] 7/17 Avon Downs 1966-1968 Box 45 7/17 Avon Downs 1968-1972 7/17 Avon Downs 1972-1976 [GS4] Toolebuc 1963-1971 Box 46 [12] Toolebuc 1957-1958 [12] Toolebuc 1959-1963 [12] Toolebuc 1964-1967 [12] 7/08 Toolebuc 1968-1972 Box 47 7/08 Toolebuc 1972-1977 [83] 7/39 Auvergne 1972-1973 Box 48 7/39 Auvergne 1975-1977 [82] Argyle Downs 1953-1957 [82] Argyle Downs 1958-1961 [82] Argyle Downs 1961-1968 Box 49 [89] Argyle Downs 1968-1970 [89] 7/44 Argyle Downs 1971-1972 7/44 Argyle Downs 1972-1975 Box 50 7/44 Argyle Downs 1975-1977 [85] Newry 1958-1963 [85] Newry 1964-1968 Box 51 [85] 7/40 Newry 1968-1972 7/40 Newry 1972-1975 7/40 Newry 1975-1977 Box 52 "RTS" South Galway/Brighton Downs Toolebuc 1974-1977 and Corona [81] Connor, Doherty and Durack 1959-1963 Box 53 [81] Connor, Doherty and Durack 1964-1969 [GS15] Argyle/Auvergne/Newry 1963-1965 [GS15] Argyle/Auvergne/Newry 1966 Box 54 [GS15] Argyle/Auvergne/Newry 1967-1968 [GS15] Argyle/Auvergne/Newry 1969-1972 Box 55 [GS13] South Galway 1963-1971 [56] South Galway 1959-1963 Deposit No. Z241: AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL COMPANY – Australian Office PEEL RIVER LAND & MINERAL COMPANY – Australian Office [56] South Galway 1964-1968 Box 56 [56] South Galway 1968-1970 [56] 7/29 South Galway 1971-1972 7/29 South Galway 1972-1977 Box 57 [GS14] Rockhampton Downs 1964-1968 [58] Rockhampton Downs 1957-1960 Box 58 [58] Rockhampton Downs 1960-1963 [58] Rockhampton Downs 1964 [58] Rockhampton Downs 1965-1966 Box 59 [58] Rockhampton Downs 1967-1970 [58] Rockhampton Downs 1971-1972 Box 60 [58] 7/34 Rockhampton Downs 1972-1975 7/34 Rockhampton Downs 1975-1977 Box 61 [GS12] Brighton Downs 1965-1970 [53] Brighton Downs 1959-1963 Box 62 [53] Brighton Downs 1964-1966 [53] 7/23 Brighton Downs 1968-1972 Box 63 [GS9] Caldervale 1963-1965 [GS9] Caldervale 1966-1968 [5] Caldervale 'copies for Newcastle' 1950-1951 [5] Caldervale 1953-1956 [5] Caldervale 1957-1961 Box 64 [5] Caldervale 1961-1964 [5] Caldervale 1965-1966 [5] Caldervale 1967-1968 [5] 7/24 Caldervale 1968-1972 Box 65 7/24 Caldervale 1972-1976 [GS6] Brewon 1963-1970 [4] Brewon 1957-1961 Box 66 [4] Brewon 1962-1966 [4] Brewon 1968-1970 Box 67 [4] Brewon 1971-1974 [GS11] Budgerygar 1962-1966 [54] Budgerygar 1957-1958 [54] Budgerygar 1959-1963 Box 68 [54] Budgerygar 1964-1965 [60] Ivanhoe Grazing Pty Ltd 1953-1963 Box 69 [60] Ivanhoe Grazing Pty Ltd 1964 [60] Ivanhoe Grazing Pty Ltd 1965-1971 [84] Ivanhoe Station 1953-1957 [84] Ivanhoe Station 1958-1963 [84] Ivanhoe Station 1964-1973 Box 70 [52] Sandy Camp 1957-1958 [52] Sandy Camp 1959-1961 [52] Sandy Camp 1961-1965 [GS1] Warrah and Windy 1955-1957 [GS1] Warrah and Windy 1964-1971 [1] Warrah and Windy 1955-1957 Box 71 [1] Warrah and Windy 1958-1960 [1] Warrah and Windy 1950-1963 Deposit No. Z241: AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL COMPANY – Australian Office PEEL RIVER LAND & MINERAL COMPANY – Australian Office [1] Warrah and Windy 1964-1970 [1] Warrah and Windy 1971-1974 [4] General Superintendent - general 1967-1968 Mr Pigeon’s (Australian Secretary) Personal file 1963 Other files Box 72 Mount House Papers 1971-1972 King Ranch Group Papers 1960s-1970s Box 73 Avon Downs Pty Ltd Financial Papers 1971-1972 Associated Stations Pty Ltd Papers 1971-1972 Box 74 Gulf Cattle Company Papers 1969-1978 Box 75 Blythe Bros Pty Ltd Register of members and Share Ledgers Hann River Pastoral Co Pty Ltd - Register of members and Share Ledger D K Gordon Pty Ltd - Register of members and Share Ledger Blythe Bros Pty Ltd - Ledger 1951-1971 Hann River Pastoral Co Ledger 1965-1978 Hann River Pastoral Co Financial Papers including Balance c 1971-1978 Sheets and Profit & Loss statements D K Gordon Pty Ltd - Ledger 1955-1971 D K Gordon Pty Ltd - Financial Papers c 1971-1978 Blythe Press Pty Ltd - Financial Papers c 1971-1978 Mt House Pastoral Co - Monthly Station Return c 1971-1973 Mt House & Glenroy Stations
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