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NSW Department of Lands Hay Office SA895 Regional Archives NSW Department of Lands Hay Office SA895 Download Accession List Use ‘Ctrl + F’ to search list RIVERINA-MURRAY INSTITUTE ARCHIVES AND RECORDS SERVICE Accession List Hay Lands Off ice Accession No: 8 9 5 Box 1. Land Board Files 28/44 Village of Barnes 46/37 S.L. 1926/7:: Hillston 56/151 S.L. 1956/7:: Narrandera 57/23 S.L. 1956 and 1957/3:: Deniliquin 67/406 Removal of material from travelling stock reserve C.Nicholson P.Bogia.:: Hillston 68/275 Relocation of reserve for access under the control of Deniliquin Pastures Protection Board. County Townsend. P. South Deniliquin :: Deniliquin 70/114 P.O. 1970/2:: Narrandera 72/173 Forestry leased within Hay Land Board District 73/269 P.O. 1976/12:: Deniliquin 73 I 3~ - ~ D~lsy ih plan drawing etc. 74/308 Narrandera Cemetery bOX 2. 69/385 Village of Barooga:: Corowa 72/256 R.60141 and R. 60143. Tabbita: Hillston 76/86 Village of Langtree: Hillston 75/52 R.704 and R. 3045: Deniliquin 76/172 R.P.1934/34:: Deniliquin 76/221 A.B. 1976/210: Denitiquin 77/71 H.F. 1961/2: Na:r::.randera 77/129 Forestry Leases 77/169 S.H. 1928/12: Narrandera 77/171 S.L. 1977/3: Deniliquin 77/177 Berrigan Memorial Hall 77/185 C.P. 1979/7:Deniliquin 77/228 C.P. 1977/9: Narrandera 77/237 S.H. 1966/21: Deniliquin 77/269 A.P. 1977/316: Narrandera ( 77/270 A.P. 1977/315: Narrandera 17/303 A.P. 1917/1001: Deniliquin 77 I 30~8 R. 63528.:: Hillston 7 7/ 330 _ Illegal enclosu17e of public lane at Maude: Hay 7 7 I 3'45........:c ...T. s. R!,· 215 6 6 anct:. :T. s. R •. 412 32:. N__aq- .:_a!!_ c?-era _,~,~-- ·, . 78/338 - . R;P, 1911/77: Hay Box 3. 54/28 S. L. : 1954/7: Deniliquin 57 /316 - SP.L. 1957/14:. Narrandera 72/651 P.O. 1969/47: Deniliquin 74/32 P.O. 1976/4:: Narrandera 74/268 P.O. 1974/8:: Narrandera 76/537 C,P, 1976/14:. Narrandera 77/106 S,H, 1968/12: Narrandera 77/141 C.P. 1977/5~ . Deniliquin 77/147 C.P. 1977/6:: Narrandera 77 / 168 C. P . 197 7/7 : Narrandera 77/212 C.P. 1977/5:- Hills ton 77/331 S,L. 1977/3:: Narrandera 77/375 C.P. 1977/14:: Deniliquin 77/380 c •. p. 1977/15: Deniliquin 77/381 C.P. 1977/16:- Deniliquin 77/382 C.P. 1977/17:: Deniliquin 77 I 38) .'. C.P. 1977/18: Deniliquin Form R.:'lIA 4 cev j sed RIVERINA-MURRAY INSTITUTE ARCHIVES AND RECORDS SERVICE Accession List Hay Lands Off ice Accession No: 895 Land Board Files (cont.) Box 3 77/404. Ministenial Representations of behalf of the Griffith (cont.) Boat Club seeking a grant for improvements to the Lake Wyangen Boating area 78/87 H.F.1924/31, 1924/48 and 1949/5 : Narrandera 78/341. R.81935:.- Hay 79/53. S~H.P. 1933/4: Narrandera 79/107 Plan W.2310.1917: Balranald South 79/190 H.F. 25/57:.- Hillston and H.F. 45/4: Narrandera Box 4. 55/313 P.O. 1955/4.: Balranald South 57/71 P.O. 1957/1. :.- Deniliquin 57/395 P.O. 1961/2.: Narrandera 72/6 Sales Information: Leeton Shire 72/7 Sales Information:· Wade Shire 72/8 Sales Information: Hay Shire 72/9 Sales Information: Jerilderie Shire 71/614 Unauthorised occupation: _Narrandera 71/426 SP.L.1977/6:.- Deniliquin 77/261 C.P. 1977/8:.- Hillston 77 I 2 60 C.P. 1977/7: Hillston 77/201 SP,L.1977/2: Narrandera 77/190 T.S.R.60531~ Narrandera 77/208 Auction of Five industrial blocks at Narrandera Box 5. 49/10 SP.L. 1921/11: Deniliquin 51/ 17 3 SP,L. 1949/25: Deniliquin 56/223 SP.L, 1933/5 :.- Balranald South 56/535 SP.L , 1940/7 : Deniliquin 59/92 SP.L. 1931/3 : Narrandera 68/314 Sales Information: Carrathool Shire ( 72/11 Sales Information: Municipality of Deniliquin 76/302 Sales Information: Murray Shire -::;-__;:B <?~..-.-::- ~· --=-'· ~ SL/2·47::;-c.-P. _1951/2":. Hay . ~~~-~---- · .. = · 53/261.::--=· -scp,_·. L. ··194:0/3 :- Deniliquirf - ~ ~ -:"-" - 57/5 SP .. L .. 1957/1~ Narrandera 57/153 R,5546 Blighty Reserve:: Deniliquin 58/645 R.77085:.-Deniliquin 59/7 SP.L. 1930/17~ B~lranald South 59/297 R.P. 1932/50: Balranald South 60/595 ~ SP.L. 1946/1:.- Narrandera 64/538 T,S.and C.R. 42796: Narrandera 66/2 P,.o. 1966/1: Hay 69/682 T.s.and C.R. 28874 : Deniliquin 70/355 C.P, 1977/1: Hillston 75/573 A. A. P . 1975/245 : Deniliquin Box 7 . 50/445 SP.L, 1935/14: Deniliquin 53/186 C.P. 1953/1 : Deniliquin 54/392 SP . L. 1954/25 Narrandera 65/357 SP,.L~ 1938/3 : Narrandera 67/635 SP . L, 1940/2 : Hillston 75/45 A.A.P. 1975/5 Deniliquin Form RMIA 4 revised RIVERINA-MURRAY INSTITUTE ARCHIVES AND RECORDS SERVICE Accession List Hay Lands Office Accession No: 895 Box 7 77/8 Appropriation of Crown Land by the Housing Corrunission (cont) of New South Wales at Narrandera 76/296 A.A,P, 1976/290~ Deniliquin 77/29 C.P. 1977/1~ Narrandera 77/123 H.F. 1928/4 Narrandera 77/213 C.P. 1977/6 Hillston 77/214 C.P. 1977/4 : Hillston 77/312 C,P. 1977/12 : Narrandera 77/391 Appropriation of Esaements: Wagga Wagga-Yanko Transmission line 77/406 c.P. 1977/7 :: Hay 77/463 S.H.P. 1967/10 ::. Narrandera 78/84 Proposed depot Site- Southern Riverina Noxious Weeds County Council 78/119 T.S.R. 1595 78 I 48 9 H.s. 1897/75 : Deniliquin 79/448 Fire Brigade Station at Finley: Corowa Box 8 49/1153 SP.L. 1960/5::. Deniliquin 52/215 SP.L. 1952/8: Narrandera 52/277 SP._L. 1960/21:: Narrandera 54/417 SP.L. 1946/6 : Narrandera 57/300 C.S.L, 1949/70:: Deniliquin 59/216 R.68530 for Public Hall at Gunbar: Hay 62/494 SP.L. 1947/6 :: Hillston 72/72 Rural reconstruction scheme - Built up:_ Deniliquin 72/200 P.O. 1973/3 ::. Deniliquin 74/43 Sale of Town Bocks at Narrandera: Narrandera 76/442 R.P. 1932/13: Hillston 76/574 Sale of land at Darlington Point: Narrandera 77/184 Dredging in the Murray River at Swan Hill: Balranald South 77/263 C.P , 1977/1 Hay ( 77/413 S.H.P. 1961/2 Hay 77/422 S.H ~ P. 1966/l : Hay 77/423 C •. P ...: 1977/10 : Hillston -- - __ __ 77/424 C,.P, c : 1977/11::. Hillston --- ·- -:_ -: - ~ : .. ~- - : _-·_-:~ 77/425_.. ~_ ~_p_-~ - --· · · 1977/12 : Hillston ----=--:--""-__ _:: -----::::--:-- -~- .-,-- - 77/450-; T.P -~ -_ 1"'977/4 : Narrandera -o.:=_,~- -. 77/451 T.P~ 1977/5 ~ Narrandera 77/453 T .. P .. 1977/4 1977/5, 1977/7~ Narrandera 78/100 H.F, 1945/2 ~ Deniliquin 78/117 SP.L. 1978/2 ::. Deniliquin 78/328 A.P~ 1978/8 ~ Narrandera Box 9. 63/484 R, 4938 : Deniliquin 63/926 Review of Annual Lease Rentals 66/760 Section 195 Exchange:: Hay 68/28 5 H. F . 1968/1 : D~niliquin 70/52 Form RMIA 4 revised CHARLES STURT UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES Accession Sheet From: Hay Lands Office Accession No.: RW 895 ----------------------------------------------------------------- Box 9 70/52 Review of occupation lixwnawa and preferential (Cont) occupation licenses. Narrandera. 76/102 Sale of land at Barooga: Deniliquin. 76/583 R.57075: Narrandera. 77 /28 A.A.P. 1977/72: Deniliquin. 77 /284 C.P. 1977/12: . Deniliquin. 77 /438 S.H. 1967/2: Hay 79/484 P.O. 1958/2: Deniliquin. 79/554 P.O. 1961/1: Narrandera. 79/635 P.O. 1960/5: Narrandera. Box 10. 62/315 SP. L. 1962/4. Balranald South. ( 63/932 Annual Leave returns. 63/933 Requisition for record registers. 67/270 Special lease by tender C. Nicholson, P. Loughnin, P. 10 and 14: Hillston. 70/19 P.O. 1970/4: Deniliquin. 74/609 Homes for the aged at Jerilderie: Deniliquin. 73./159 SP. L. 1972/1: Deniliquin. 75/499 P.O. 1975/10: Narrandera. 76/360 P.O. 1976/5: Narrandera. 78/30 C.P. 1978/1: Deniliquin. 76/402 R. 55058: Deniliquin. 77 /4 C.P. 1977/1: Deniliquin. 77 /224 C.P. 1977/10: Deniliquin. 77 /240 Erection of club rooms by Deniliquin apex club. 77 /254 R. 33606: Deniliquin. 77/460 C.P. 1977/3: Balranald South. 78/31 A.A.P. 1978/1: Deniliquin. 78/67 Disposal of homesites at: Deniliquin. T.S.R. 990: Narrandera. ( 78/118 78/238 C.S.L. 1951/5: Hay. 78/641 R.P. 1936/4: Deniliquin. - -· =-::4 . - ----==.or _....__..........,.::-----:_-::-:=ti _ :_- Box_ l=b= 35/619 SP.L_. 19 33-/- 15;~~::quin -'---==- 42/212 SP. L. 1928/24: - Nar-randera- -~-=~---__:::-------_- 51/18 SP. L. 1953/67: Narrandera (P.O. 1950/8). 60/263 SP.L. 1953/67: Narrandera. 62/197 SP.L. 1954/21: Narrandera. 64/353 P.O. 1969/50: Deniliquin. 64/778 SP.L. 1976/4 and SP.L. 1976/5i Deniliquin. 65/11 SP.L. 1936/45: Narrandera: 65/236 P.O. 1969/1: Hay. 78/109 S.H.P. 1955/24: Deniliquin Bo x 12. 47/199 SP.L. 1961/18: Deniliquin. 50/363 SP .L. 1937/19 : Denil i qu in. 52/270 SP.L. 1932/5: Narrandera. 53/593 SP.L. 1954/23: Narrandera. 59/256 SP.L. 1959/8: Hillston. 59/595 Disposal of Section 24, Allotment 2, Village of Weethalle: Narrandera.
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