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Pretty, Walter Arthur PRG 390 Special List Series 4 1. Bennett Memorial Pretty, Walter Arthur PRG 390 Special List Series 4 1. Bennett Memorial Reserve, Manningham, South Australia, a history. By W.A. Pretty. Adel. 1982. With manuscript notes and accompanying photographic prints. 2 items. 2. Deed for donation of land by the late Dr. A.H. Bennett. 21 April 1926. Electrostatic copy. 1 item. 3. Copy of Memorandum of Agreement between the Corporation of the City of Enfield and the Gilles Plains sub-branch, R.S.S.A.I.L. regarding Bennett Memorial Reserve. 1957. 4. Bennett Memorial Reserve, Manningham. Notes based on an interview with Mr. J.W. Carter, former gardener for Dr. Bennett. 21 March 1983. 5. Bookmaking in South Australia. 1978. Mr. Pretty was licensed as a Bookie's clerk in 1978-9 6. Almond growing in South Australia. 1955 and 1976. 5 items. 7. City of Enfield: century of progress in local government, 1853-1953. c.1968. Electrostatic copy. 8. Beachport district: research correspondence. 1977. 9. O.G. Hotel (Gilles Plains, Gaza, Klemzig) 30 July 1982. 10. O.G. Hotel. Licensees. 31 July 1982. 11. Klemzig Oval, legal documentation. 21 Sept. 1982. 12. Gaza's name. 11 Dec. 1982. 13. Gaza's name - a revision. 5 Jan. 1983. 14. Gilles Plans and Hampstead R.S.L. sub-branch, 1983 Dawn Service. 25 April 1983. PRG 390 Special List Page 1 of 71 15. Bennett Memorial Reserve, youth clubs to be formed. 1957. Published by the Northern Suburbs Weekly . 16. City of Enfield, members of Council 1983/84. 30 October, 1983. 17. Gilles Plains and Hampstead R.S.S.A.I.L.A., presidents, secretaries, life members. 30 August, 1983. 18. Walter Charles Pretty, District Council of Beachport, councillor 25/10/1924 - 6/7/1945. 5 June, 1983. 19. Kobandilla (or Heidelberg), S.A. With plan. 14 February, 1983. 20. Gilles Plains Sub-branch R.S.S.A.I.L.A. 1956-57. 2 items. Published by the Northern Suburbs Weekly . 21. Corporation of the City of Enfield, East Ward Election 1958. 13 May, 1983. 22. Klemzig Recreation Ground purchased by the Municipality of Enfield: from Council Minutes. 22 May, 1983. 23. Captain John Scott Lindsay. 24 April, 1979. 24. Klemzig Pioneer Cemetery (Vesting) Act. No. 109 of 1983. 14 May, 1984. 25. Klemzig Pioneer Cemetery - Legislation. 15 May, 1984. 26. Town of Owen. Population Census, 1981. 19 May, 1984. 27. Town of Owen, Residents, Census, 1981. 20 May, 1984. 28. Town of Beachport: Population Census, 1981. 22 May, 1984. 29. Suburban to Port Elliot: Population Census, 1981. 23 May, 1984. 30. Suburban to Port Elliot: Residents census 1981. 25 May, 1984. 31. Town of Port Elliot: Population Census, 1981. 26 May, 1984. PRG 390 Special List Page 2 of 71 32. Town of Port Elliot: Residents Census, 1981. 27 May, 1984. 33. Township of Wasleys (Part): Certificates of Title References. 28 May, 1984. 34. Township of Wasleys (Portion): Ridley Township Certificates of Title References. 30 May, 1984. 35. Township of Middleton (1856): Certificates of Title References. 31 May, 1984. 36. Hindmarsh Island: Polish Centre MAZOWSZE . 30 August, 1984. 37. Town of Middleton: Population Census, 1981. 1 June, 1984. 38. Town of Middleton: Residents Census, 1981. 3 June, 1984. 39. Victor Harbour: Property Transfers, February, 1977. 14 June, 1984. 40. Elizabeth Grove Sports and Soccer Club Inc., Ridley Reserve, Elizabeth, 1984. 22 July, 1984. 41. Belvidere Hotel, Belvidere: Licensees. 23 July, 1984. 42. Section 171 Township of Beachport: Legal Documentation. 25 July, 1984. 43. Port Elliot: Site of First Harbourmaster's cottage. 28 July, 1984. 44. Port Elliot: Obelisk Freeman's Nob. 30 July, 1984. 45. Port Elliot: War Memorial. 31 July, 1984. 46. Sesqui Centenary of Captain Sturt, Mildura, Victoria. 6 August, 1984. 47. Sturt/Barker Monument, Hindmarsh Island. 2 September, 1984. 48. The Old Mine Entrance, Currency Creek. 6 September, 1984. PRG 390 Special List Page 3 of 71 49. Currency Creek Road Bridge, Currency Creek. 7 September, 1984. 50. Sarah McHarg, Goolwa - Currency Creek Cemetery. 13 September, 1984. 51. Canoe Tree, South Coast Lions Picnic Ground, Currency Creek. 16 September, 1984. 52. Allotment 17, George Street, Wasley: Real Estate Transactions. 24 September, 1984. 53. Allotment 17, corner of George Street and Ann Street, Township of Wasley: Land Titles. 27 September, 1984. 54. Section 171 Township of Beachport. A history, Built 1880-1881. 30 September, 1984. 55. Section 178 Township of Beachport: Real Estate Transactions. 1 October, 1984. 56. Section 178 Township of Beachport. A history. 2 October, 1984. 57. Section 177 Township of Beachport: Real Estate Transactions. 3 October, 1984. 58. Section 177 Township of Beachport: A History. 5 October, 1984. 59. Section 170, Township of Beachport: Real Estate Transactions. 5 October, 1984. 60. Section 101, Goolwa Road, Middleton. 9 October, 1984. 61. Cockenzie/Port Seton, Scotland. 14 October, 1984. 62. Elizabeth and Districts Junior Soccer Association Inc. 1984 Cup Final, Elizabeth Grove Green. Sunday 14 October, 1984. 15 October, 1984. 63. Clause 13. The Schedule. War Service Land Settlement Agreement Act, 1945. 20 October, 1984. 64. Nomenclature Act, 1917. Parliamentary Debates. 21 October, 1984. PRG 390 Special List Page 4 of 71 65. Klemzig S.A. Nomenclature Act 1935. For: Enfield and District Historical Society Incorporated. Family History Group. "Memories of Yesteryear". 24 October, 1984. 66. Hansard, Nomeclature Bill, 1917. 26 October, 1984. 67. Hansard, Nomeclature Bill, 1935. 27 October, 1984. 68. Cockenzie/Port Seton, Scotland. A chronological List of Events. (1200 -1979A.D.) 31 October, 1984. 69. The Naming of Victor Harbour. 27 November, 1984. 70. The Breakwater, Granite Island. 28 November, 1984. 71. St. Jude's Church, Port Elliot. 29 November, 1984. 72. Evolution of Real Estate Law, South Australia. 8 December, 1984. 73. Belvidere Hotel, Belvidere. List of Licensees. 24 December, 1984. 74. Belvidere Hotel, Belvidere. A History. 1 January, 1985. 75. Section 490 survey B. South Australia Land Grant. 21 January, 1985. 76. Ridley Arms Hotel, Wasleys. List of Licensees. 25 January, 1985. 77. J.R. Chaplin Reserve. Manningham. A Research Paper. 20 February, 1985. 78. Institute. Township of Wasley. 1 March, 1985. 79. Klemzig Recreation Ground. Addendum for Purchase and Ownership. The Corporation of the City of Enfield. 2 March, 1985. 80. Allotment 37. Annie Terrace, Wasleys. Legal Documentation. 17 April, 1985. PRG 390 Special List Page 5 of 71 81. "Oscar W." (Paddle Steamer). 4 May, 1985. 82. "H.M.A.S. Kapunda". Three Convoys of 1943. South West Pacific Area. 6 May, 1985. 83. The Sandy Track No. 35/40. Allan C. Glover, 1984. 17 May, 1985. 84. Allotment 167. Township of Beachport. Legal Documentation. 21 May, 1985. 85. Section 184. Town of Owen. Legal Documentation. 30 June, 1985. 86. Surfers. Property Transfers. September 1976 -February 1977 incl. 4 April, 1984. 87. Port Elliot. Land Transfers. March - May 1976. 88. Port Elliot. Property Transfers. November 1976 -February 1977 incl. 8 April, 1984. 89. Middleton. Some 1976 Property sales. 29 March, 1984. 90. Middleton. Property Transfers. September 1976 -February 1977 incl. 7 April, 1984. 91. Victor Harbour Township. Property Sales. Summer of 1976-1977. 27 March, 1984. 92. Property Sales, Areas Suburban to Victor Harbour. Summer of 1976-1977. 28 March, 1984. 93. Hundred of Encounter Bay. Property Transfers. February - March, 1977. 11 April, 1984. 94. Ferry at Wellington, River Murray, S.A. 1848. 23 November, 1983. 95. Copy of an old map of Beachport: Hundred of Rivoli Bay , and accompanying documentation. 1985, 3 items. 96. Notes on Beachport. N.D. PRG 390 Special List Page 6 of 71 97. A bibliography of the aborigines of South East of South Australia, including Beachport. 19 October 1984. 98. Nomenclature Act 1935. Parliamentary debates. 23 October 1984. 99. Valuation of historic properties, South Australia. 1 November 1984. 100. War Memorial, Echunga. 18 January 1985. 101. Allotment 29, Portion of Section 480. Hundred of Yatala„ Manningham. 6 November 1984. 102. "Wallingford Hospital", Manningham. 13 July 1985. 103. "Wallingford Hospital", North East Road, Manningham, Photographs. 14 July 1905. 104. "Sister Steward's lease of Wallingford Hospital Hampstead. 105. Klemzig Recreation Ground, North East Road, Klemzig. Maps of location. 22 September 1984. 106. Cosy Nook", Klemzig. 5 November 1984. 107. Chronological list of events relating to "Cockenzie House", Cockenzie, Scotland. 20 October 1984. 108. Shipping facilities, Murray Mouth, 1857. 4 November 1984. 109. Captain Charles Sturt, Mildura, Victoria. 5 August 1984. 110. Giles Abbott senior and junior and wife. General Registry Office real estate transactions. 24 April 1985. 111. Currency Creek Hotel, Currency Creek. Licensees 1858-1876. 7 March 1980. 112. The railway viaduct, Currency Creek. 3 September 1984. PRG 390 Special List Page 7 of 71 113. "Currency Creek Hotel" (Currency Creek Inn), Town on Currency Creek or Township of Currency Creek. A history. 10 June 1985. 114. Section 285, Town of Currency Creek. Real estate transactions. 9 June 1985. 115. Rural sections members, Currency Creek. Special Survey. 4 December 1985. 116. Council Chambers, Port Elliot. 29 April 1985. 117. Return Services League clubrooms, Port Elliot. 28 April 1985. 118. Copy of document relating to duty paid goods shipped to Port Elliot for William Younghusband. 5 July 1857. 119. Middleton Soldier's Memorial Gardens. 29 April 1984. 120. "Chibnall's", Main Goolwa Road, Middleton. 2 May 1985. 121. Section 2753 Hundred of Bremer, country of Hindmarsh, 23 December 1984. 122. Ridley Arms Hotel, Wasleys. Licensees. 26 January 1985. 123. Allotment 26, Forster Street, Wasleys. Legal documentation. 16 April 1985. 124. Allotment 27, Forster Street, Wasleys. Legal documentation. 15 April 1985. 125. Township of Owen, Hundred of Dalkey, County of Gawler. Original grants of Sections. 27 November 1985. 126. Owen Arms Hotel, Owen. 3 November 1984. 127. Section 1, Township of Owen. Legal documentation.
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