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11571 Research THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 1759 SOUTH AUSTRALIAN HERITAGE ACT, 1978 Entry of Items on the Register of State Heritage Items There has been an increased community awareness of the need to protect those buildings and features of our Stall' "hi •1 re ect cultural heritage. The South Australian Government has recognised that awareness by passing the· South Australian 1 \ � ou r kl"l\�c. et, l978 for which the Minister for Environment and Planning is responsible. In accordance with the provisions of the Act · th (' cg1stcr of St�te Heritage Items is being compiled. Where the Minister considers that an item (defined as any land, building or structure) that is not on the Register is '-' I � of the physic l, social or cultural heritage of the State and that the item is of significant aesthetic, architectural, historical or cultur�l a ' Interest, then the Minister may enter that item on the Register. Pursuant to the provisions of the South Australian Heritage Act, 1978, I, Susan M. Lenehan, Minister for Envil\\1\1 \\�� � and nning and Minister for the time being administering the said Act, hereby give notice that I have entered on the Rcg.ist�· 'r Pla State Heritage Items the items described in The Schedule hereunder. Items listed in The Schedule were previously placed on an Interim List in accordance with the ·provisions of Section 1 :S f 1978. 0 1.h e -SOuth Australian Heritage Act, Excepting items owned by the Crown and those within the area of the corporation\)\' ��c V 19�2. cuy of-Adelaide, t�e rem_aining itef!!� listed in T_he Schedul� are subject t�.Part of �he Pl�nning Act, That Act rcqui�ll at :;;;,;��a�veJ,oprneln mcludmg demohuon, converston, alteration of, or addition to any Item, IS permitted Without the written \'\)ll "£ ! · sc t Authority. Items within the area of the corporation of the city of Adelaide are subject to the v �un o pro i s r Adelaide Development Control Act, I 976. O t he �,_,..,�'-= THE SCHEDULE fi.ame Address 'District Council of Barmera Office-Irrigation Office ..................... 2 Fowles Street, Barrnera 5345. Lot 806, Town of Barmera, Cobdo gln l r.-i· • -. Area. "6"\lon Water Supply Structure-Brick Boiler Stack ...... Loveday Pumping Station, Loveday Road, Loveday 5345. Section 10')� (C i i h n ne Reserve) and Section 1032 (Crown land) Loveday Division �bd& ­ ' og i a Irrigation Area. District Council of Beachport Bank-A.N.Z. former Customs House Corner Railway Terrace and Penola Road, Beachport 5280. Roml RI.' Hundred of Rivoli Bay. serve, Millicent·Penola Roali;-Bmliport 5280. CT 1785/102, Section 24, liu n l1 � Riddoch. o f CT Robe·P�nola Road, Beachport 5280. 4125/346, Part Section 2, Hund� Kenmon. of Jetty-Beachport Jetty . .... ................. Rivoli Bay, Beachport 5280. CT 2493/98, Blk 15 Harbors Board RI.' serve, Hundred of Rivoli. District Council of Coonalpyn Downs Water Supply Structure-Granite Underground Tank and Guttering System . ....... Tintinara Woods-Well Road, Coonalpyn Downs 5265. CL 1265/45 Sl'\'tio n 38• Hundred of Colbatch. District Council of Loxton Dwelling-'Rilli Bend' .... Bookpumong Road, Loxton 5333. CT 1572/46, Section 167, Hundr of <."d G•or- don. Institute-former Loxton District Council Office . 29 East Terrace, Loxton 5333. CT 802/171, Lot 14, Hundred of Bo oktlurnong. Religious Building-SI Peters Evangelical Lutheran Church and Hall ............................ Sadlier Street, Loxton 5333. CT 4170/327, Lot 7 Part Section AC. Hun\1 � f Bookpumong. o Water Supply Structure-Pump Site and Feeder .. ... Tank ............. ...... ... ....... Sturt Highway, Kingston-on·Murray 5331. 70 0900/0686, Section 686, l!und ��� red District Council of Lucindale Avenue Dwelling-'Crower' Homestead ...... Range·Fumer Road, via Avenue Range 5273. CT 3660/147, Scl•ti 57 and 69, Hundred of Conmurra. ons District Council of Mannum Dwelling-'Wilhaven' . ...... ..... via Mannum 5238. CT 1039/62, Section 24, Hundred of YounghushlltHI. I'IIC�orv�.sh,,.�r,pr'< Factory Site and Stamp Press CT's SI·S3 Randell Street, Mannum 5238. 4316/992, 4316{989, 4316/l)'JO t n Pan S L 33 and 34, Part Lots 35 a d 38 Section 114 and 18, Hundred of Fl� er Part t Section n� .5 Sturt �esc:rve, Mannum 5238. 3625/178, Lo 4, 51 K, liundr �R�� e� Pumong Tl'llnlportation Structure-'Noa No' landing Road, Mannum 5238. Section 838 Crown land. Hundred of l:innis�. Qlatrlct Council of Mora11n l>wclling n · a d Farm Outbuilding-North.west Bend S ati ... t on Complex.. ......... .. Cadell 5321. CT 895/115, Section 9, Hundred of Stuart. �ration of the City of Mount Gambier "�stic Outbuilding-Stables, Christ Church R ectory .. 27 Power Street, Mount Gambier 5290. CT 2070/119, Sections 54 llnd 55· Hundred of Blanche. 2 Wehl Street South, Mount Gambier 5290. CT 1611/10, Lot 4, Pan �l'l'li on 10, Hundred of Blanche. College (former 105 Shepherdson Road, Mount Gambier 5290. CT 1014/88, Part Blk HSJ· · • Hundred of Blanche. Bay Road, Mount Gambier 5290. Road Reserve, Hundred of Blanche 30 Margaret Street, Mount Gambier 5290. CT 2259/112, Part Sectit; I n lOO • Hundred of Blanche. Lakes Area, via Mount Gambier 5290. Section 241, Hundred of Blanche . Lakes Area, via Mount Gambier 5290. Section 241, Hundred of Blanche . Lakes Area, via Mount Gambier 5290. Section 241, Hundred of Blanche 46 Cof!!mercial Street West, Mount Gambier 5290. CT 3496/190, Part 1.1;1 10 • Secuon 1101, Hundred of Blanche. 1760 THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. [29 June 1989 THE SCHEDULE Name Address Office-former Savings Bank of South Australia .. 20 Bay Road,Mount Gambier 5290. 2364/153, Pan Lot 115, Section 11 er 01' Hundred of Blanche. Religious Building-Anglican Church ........ 26-32 Bay Road, Mount Gambier 5290. 4201/846, Pan Section 1100 . er ' Hundred of Blanche. Religious Building-SI Andrews Uniting Church . 26 Elizabeth Street,Mount Gambier 5290. er 3572/142, Lots 34, 37, 38 and 45, Section 1101, Hundred of Blanche. Religious Building-SI Paul's Roman Catholic 20 5290. 3854/91, 56, 57, 58, 59, Church and Convent ...................... Penola Road, Mount Gambier er Lots 60, 66, 67, 68. 69, 70, 71, 72 and 73 and Part Lots 55, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, Section 1102, Hundred of Blanche. 5290. 4003/838, 839 840, Religious Building-'Wesley Church and Hall' Penola Road, MountGambier er and Part Lot 48' Section 1101, Hundred of Blanche. District Council of Mount Gambier Dwelling-House 'Pine Hall' ................. Pinehall Avenue, Mount Gambier 5290. er 4239/558, Lot 14, Part Sectio� 668, Hundred of Blanche. 5290. 4243/643, 2, Dwelling-'German Style Cottage' ............. LakeTerrace East, viaMount Gambier er Lot Part Section 356, Hundred ofGambier. Dwelling and Domestic Outbuilding-'Mingbool' Homestead and Stables ...................... Mil Let Road, viaMount Gambier 5290. er 2427/141, Section 200, Hundred ofMingbool. District Council of Murray Bridge Bridge-Railway ............................ Murray Bridge 5253, Hundred ofMobilong. 5253. 3495/145, 152 Dwelling-'Gien Lossie' ..................... MurrayDrive, Murray Bridge er Part Sections and 153' Hundred of Burdett. Dwelling-Liebelt's Cottage (former) ........... Mannum Road,Murray Bridge 5253. er 3656/125, Section 146, Hundred of Mobilong. Dwelling-'Thalia' Homestead ................ Toora Road, Murray Bridge 5253. er 2514/196, Section 91, Hundred of Mobilong. Jetty-Wharf and Hand Crane ................ Murray Bridge 5253. Harbours Board Reserve, Hundred of Mobilong. Mill-Silo ........................... Jervois and Wellington Road, via Wellington 5253. er 2967/159, Section 691, Hundred of Brinkley, Block I, Woods Point Irrigation Area. Corporation of the Town of Naracoorte Religious Building-SI Paul's Anglican Church 2 Lauric Crescent, Naracoone 5271. er 3849/134, Pan Lot 11, Pan Section 5, Hundred of Naracoone. Shop-District Council Chambers (former) . .. 13 Ormerod Street, Naracoone 5271. er 3451/164, Hundred of Naracoorte. District Council of Paringa . 5340. 122, Bridge-Paringa . .. .. Stun Highway, Paringa Section Hundred of Paringa. Cemetery-'Bunyip' Passengers Graves .......... Lock 6 Road, Paringa 5340. Section 21, Hundred of Munho. Customs House-former Borders Cliff Customs House .. .. .. 5340. 71 0600/0125, 125, . .. ... Murtho Road, Border Cliffs Section Hundred of Munho. 5340. 1099/13, 59, Dwelling-'Wilkadene' ....................... Wilkinson Road, Paringa CL Section Hundred of Murtho. District Council of Penola �ucati_onal Building-Public Library andMechan- 5277. 577/167 125/132, 35 36, ICS Institute .............................. Arthur Street, Penola er and·er Lots and Part Section 3, Hundred of Penola. Religious Building-SI Andrew's Presbyterian · 5277. 925/135, 47, 3, Church .. ... -.-.- .-..-: ·-. .--:-.................. Arthur Street, Penola CT Lot Pan Sectio� Hundred of Penola. District Council of Port Elliot and Goolwa . 23 5214. 4272/653, 23 9, Dwelling-' Birchells' .. : .. .. .. ... ... ... .. Lot Liverpool Road, Goolwa er Lot of Lot Hundred ofGoolwa. Dwelling and Domestic Outbuildings-' Riverside' Complex ................................... Randell Road, Hindmarsh Island 5214. er 4048/730, Section 134, Hundred of Nangkita. Hotel-Corio Hotel and Bottle Shop ........... 175Goolwa Terrace,Goolwa 5214. er 3062/182, Part Lot 175, Hundred of Goolwa. Hotel-former Australian Hotel ................ 179Goolwa Terrace,Goolwa 5214. CT 880/47, Lot 179, Hundred ofGoolwa. Jetty-Wharf Complex ..... ...... ......... Harbors Board Reserve,Goolwa 5214. Harbors Board Reserve, Goolwa. Mill-former ............................... Myrtle Grove Road, Currency Creek 5351. CT 1812/47,
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