[Received from the Clerk of the Legislative
Council the 10th day of January 1935
									A.G. Brammall
									Registrar Supreme Court]

TASMANIA.
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THE  CONSTITUTION  ACT  1934.
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ANALYSIS.
PART I. – PRELIMINARY.

1.	Short title.
2.	Repeal.
3.	Interpretation.

PART II. – THE CROWN.

4.	Parliament not dissolved by demise 
	   of the Crown.
5.	Demise of the Crown not to affect 
	   things done before proclamation 
	   thereof.
6.	All appointments, &c., by the Gover-
	   nor to continue in force notwith-
	   standing demise of the Crown.
7.	All civil or criminal process, and all 
	   contracts, bonds, and engagements 
	   with or on behalf of His Majesty 
	   to subsist and continue notwith-
	   standing demise.
8.	Deputy-Governor’s powers.
	Interpretation.
	Exercise of powers by Deputy-
	   Governor.
	Provision as to deputy of Lieutenant-
	   Governor or Administrator.
	Act to be retrospective.

PART III. – PARLIAMENT.

Division I. – Both Houses.

9.	Continuation of existing Houses.
	Continuance in office of existing 
	   members.
10.	The Parliament of Tasmania.
11.	Annual sessions.
12.	Governor to fix times for sittings.
	Delay in return of writs.
13.	Special sittings of Parliament.
14.	Qualifications of members.
15.	Resignation.
16.	Determination of questions as to 
	   vacancies.
17.	Houses to make standing orders.

Division II. – The Council.

18.	Constitution of the Council.
19.	Council elections.
20.	Quorum of the Council.
21.	Election of President.

	Division III. – The Assembly.

22.	Constitution of the Assembly.
23.	Triennial Parliaments.
24.	Election of Speaker.
25.	Quorum of the Assembly.

Division IV. – Electoral Divisions and 
Qualifications Of Electors.

26.	Council Divisions.
27.	Assembly Divisions.
28.	Qualification of electors for the 
	   Legislative Council.
	Joint tenants.
29.	Assembly electors.

Division V. – Disqualification; Vacation 
Of Office; Penalty.

30.	Oath to be taken by members.
31.	Commonwealth membership.
32.	Office of profit.
33.	Contractors.
34.	Vacation of office for other causes.
35.	Penalty for sitting when disqualified.

PART IV. – MONEY BILLS;
POWERS OF HOUSES

36.	Interpretation.
37.	Money bills to originate in the 
	   Assembly.
38.	All money votes to be recommended 
	   by the Governor.
39.	Limitation of matters to be dealt with 
	   in Appropriation Bill.
40.	Certain provisions in Appropriation 
	Acts inoperative.
41.	Limitation of matters to be dealt with 
	   in Income Tax Rating Acts and Land Tax 
	   Rating Acts.
42.	The Council may not amend certain 
	   bills.
	Power of the Council to amend other 
	   bills, &c.
43.	Power of the Council to request 
	   amendment of bills which it may 
	   not amend.
44.	The Council may reject bills, &c.
45.	General powers of the Council and 
	   the Assembly.

PART V. – GENERAL PROVISIONS

46.	Religious freedom.	

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1934.
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ANNO VICESIMO QUINTO

GEORGII  V.  REGIS

No. 94.

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AN  ACT  to consolidate and amend the Acts 
   of this State relating to the Constitution.
                                           [14 January, 1935.]

A.D.
1934

	
	WHEREAS by an Act of Council intituled an Act to establish  a Parliament in Van Diemen’s Land and to grant a Civil List to Her Majesty (known as the Constitutional Act and later as the Constitution Act) passed in the eighteenth year of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria by the Governor and Legislative Council of the Colony of Van Diemen’s Land in pursuance of the provisions of an Imperial Act called the Australian Constitution Act 1850, it was enacted for the purpose of securing the peace, welfare, and good government of the said Colony that in Place of the said Legislative Council there should be one Legislative Council and one House of Assembly, constituted as therein provided, which should exercise all the powers and functions of the then existing Legislative Council, and that the Governor and Legislative Council and House of Assembly together should be called the Parliament of Van Diemen’s Land:	Preamble

18 Vict. No. 17.

13 & 14 Vict., 
cap. 59	
	AND WHEREAS Her said Majesty Queen Victoria, by Order in Council, directed that on and after the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-six, the name of the said Colony should be changed to Tasmania:

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A.D. 1934		AND WHEREAS by force of the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900 the said Colony on the establishment of the said Commonwealth was constituted and became a State of the Commonwealth of Australia:	
		AND WHEREAS many of the provisions of the Constitution Act have been repealed or replaced and numerous amendments have been made therein and it is desirable to make certain other amendments therein and that the said Act and its amendments should be consolidated in one Act:	
		Be it enacted by His Excellency the Governor of Tasmania, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and House of Assembly, in Parliament assembled, as follows:-
	
	PART I.
PRELIMINARY.
	
Short title.	1	This Act may be cited as the Constitution Act 1934.
	
Repeal.	2	The enactments enumerated in the first schedule are hereby repealed to the extent therein indicated.
	
Interpretation.	3	In this Act unless the contrary intention appears –
	
		“Assembly” means the House of Assembly of the Parliament of Tasmania.
	“Council” means the Legislative Council of the Parliament of Tasmania.
	“House” means such one of the two Houses of Parliament as the context indicates.
	“Parliament” means the Parliament of Tasmania constituted as provided by this Act.
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PART II
THE CROWN
	
Parliament not
dissolved by 
demise of the 
Crown.
64 Vict. No. 2, s.2.	4	The Legislative Council and House of Assembly of Tasmania in being at any future demise of the Crown shall not be determined or dissolved by such demise, but, subject to the provisions of this Act, shall continue so long as they would have continued respectively but for such demise.
	
Demise of the 
Crown not to 
affect things done before proclamation thereof.
Ib., s.3.	5	Any future demise of the Crown shall not affect anything done in this State before the day whereon the Governor, by his proclamation, has notified such demise, and all things done within this State at any time after such demise, but before the day of the publication of the Gazette containing such proclamation, and which but for this Act might be affected by such demise, shall have the same effect and be of the same force as if no such demise had happened.

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6 --	Every commission, warrant, or other authority for the exercise of any office or employment of any kind or nature within the State issued or exercised by the by the Governor in Council, or the Governor, or by any other person in the name and on behalf of His Majesty in virtue of his office, or under the authority of any Act of the Imperial Parliament, or of the Parliament of the Commonwealth, or of the Parliament of Tasmania, or of any rules or regulations made thereunder respectively, shall continue in full force notwithstanding any future demise of the Crown until duly revoked or cancelled, and shall be of the same effect as if no such demise had happened;  anything contained in an Act of the Imperial Parliament passed in the first year of His late Majesty King William the Fourth, chapter four, to the contrary notwithstanding.
	A.D. 1934

All appointments, 
&c., by the 
Governor to con-
tinue in force not-
withstanding 
demise of the 
Crown.
Ib., s.4.	
7 --	 (1)  No action, suit, or other process or proceeding, civil or criminal, in or to which His Majesty shall be a party, or which shall have been commenced or carried on in His name or by His authority, shall, by reason of His demise, abate, discontinue, or be in any manner affected;  but every such action, suit, process, or proceeding shall and may be carried on, enforced, or otherwise completed or acted on in the name of His successor, and as if such demise had no happened.	All civil or criminal process, and all contracts, bonds, and engagements with or on behalf of His Majesty, to 
subsist and continue notwithstanding demise.
Ib., s.5.	
	(2)  All contracts of every kind lawfully entered into by or on behalf of His Majesty with any person, body, or authority, and all benefit and advantage thereof, and all liability in respect thereof, shall respectively attach and belong to the heirs and successors of His Majesty, although they be not expressly named in any such contract.
		
8 -- 	(1)  In this section “the said letters patent” means the letters patent under the great seal of the United Kingdom bearing date the twenty-ninth day of October, one thousand nine hundred, as amended by the letters patent bearing date the thirty-first day of August, one thousand nine hundred and twenty, and includes any letters patent to be hereafter issued in amendment of or in substitution for the same.	Deputy-Governor’s powers.

Interpretation.
17 Geo. V. No. 57.	
	(2)  During the temporary absence of the Governor from the seat of Government or from the State all the powers and authorities conferred upon or vested in the Governor by any statutory or other law or usage of the State, as well as the powers and authorities conferred upon or vested in the Governor by the said letters patent, shall and may be exercised, performed, and executed by the officer or person appointed by the Governor to be his deputy during such absence, subject nevertheless to any terms or limitations expressed in the instrument appointing such deputy.	Exercise of powers by Deputy-Governor.	
	(3)  During any period when the powers and authorities in the said letters patent granted to the Governor are vested in the Lieutenant-Governor or such other person or persons as is or are appointed under Royal Sign Manual and Signet to administer the Government of the State, the provisions of subsection (2) hereof shall apply to the person appointed to be the deputy of the Lieutenant-Governor, or	Provisions as to 
Deputy of Lieutenant-Governor or Administrator.	

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A.D. 1934	of such other person or persons appointed to administer the Government as aforesaid, during his temporary absence from the seat of Government or from the State, subject nevertheless to any terms or limitations expressed in the instrument appointing such deputy.	
Act to be 
Retrospective.		(4)  Any exercise, performance, or execution before the passing of this Act of any of the powers or authorities hereinbefore mentioned shall be and be deemed to have been of the same validity, and shall have and be deemed to have had the same force and effect, as if this Act had been in force at the time of such exercise, performance, or execution.
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	PART  III.
PARLIAMENT.

Division I – Both Houses.
	
Continuation of 
existing Houses.	9 -- 	(1)  The Legislative Council and House of Assembly as at present constituted shall be continued under, and subject to, the provisions of this Act.	
Continuance in 
office of existing members.		(2)  Subject to the provisions of this Act all members of Parliament holding office at the passing of this Act shall continue so to do, and every such member, or if he shall sooner vacate his office, the person, if any, who is elected to fill his place, otherwise than at a periodical election, shall retire at the time at which such member would have retired by effluxion of time if this Act had not been passed.
	
The Parliament 
of Tasmania.
Ib., s.3.
	10 --	The Governor and the Legislative Council and House of Assembly shall together constitute the Parliament of Tasmania.
	
Annual sessions.
Ib., s.5.	11 --	There shall be a session of Parliament once in every year so that a period of twelve months shall not intervene between the last sitting in one session and the first sitting in the next session.
	
Governor to fix 
times for sittings.
Ib., s.4.
	12 --	(1)  The Governor shall fix the times and places for holding the sessions of Parliament, and may alter or vary the same respectively as he may think fit, giving due notice thereof.	
		(2)  The Governor, by proclamation, may prorogue Parliament or dissolve the Assembly whenever he shall deem it expedient so to do, but shall not have power to dissolve the Council.	
7 Ed. VII. No. 6, 
s.57.		(3)  The Governor shall call Parliament together for the despatch of business after every general election or members of the Assembly, within ninety days after the dissolution of the Assembly, unless the Governor, by proclamation, shall extend the time for so doing by such further period not exceeding thirty days as he may think necessary.	
Delay in return 
of writs.
7 Ed. VII. No. 6, 
s.86.		(4)  If any delay occurs in the return of any writ issued for the election of members of either House, and, in consequence of the non-return thereof, the number of members of such House is not complete on the day for which Parliament is called as aforesaid, such 

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House may nevertheless proceed to business if duly summoned for that purpose so long as the deficiency in the number of members thereby occasioned does not exceed two in the case of the Council or four in the case of the Assembly.
	A.D. 1934	
13 --	(1)  Where the sittings of both or either of the Houses shall stand adjourned, and in the opinion of the Governor it is desirable that Parliament shall be called together for the dispatch of business before the expiration of such adjournment, the Governor by proclamation may declare that Parliament shall meet on such day, not being less than six days after the date of such proclamation, as may be therein specified.	Special sittings of Parliament.
48 Vict. No. 54, 
s.10.	
	(2)  Every order which shall have been made by either House and appointed for the day to which such House was so adjourned, or for any subsequent day, shall be deemed to have been appointed for the day on which Parliament shall meet in pursuance of such proclamation, but this provision shall not extend or apply to any such order that shall have been specially appointed by such House for a particular day and declared, notwithstanding any meeting of Parliament, to be so fixed, or to any order made under any Act.
		
14 --	(1)  Every person who is an elector, or qualified to become an elector, for the House for election as a member of which he is nominated, shall be capable of being elected as a member thereof if he –
	I.	Has been resident of Tasmania for a period of five years at any one time, or for a period of two years immediately preceding the election at which he is a candidate;  and
	II.	Is a subject of His Majesty, either –
	(a)  Natural-born;  or
	(b)  Naturalised for a period of not less than five years;  and
	III.	If nominated for election as a member of the Legislative Council,
		is of the full age of thirty years –
	unless he is disqualified as provided by this Act.	Qualifications of members.
12 Geo. V. No. 61, 
s.3.	
	(2)  No person who is of unsound mind or is in prison under any conviction shall be capable of being elected as a member of either House or be entitled to vote at any election of members thereof.	13 Geo.V. No. 16, 
s.2.	
	(3)  No person shall be capable of being a member of both Houses at the one time.
		
15 --	Any member of either House, by writing under his hand addressed to the Governor, may resign his seat therein, and upon receipt by the Governor of such resignation the seat of such member shall become vacant.
	Resignation.
18 Vict. No. 17, 
ss 12 & 23.	
16 --	Except as provided by the Electoral Act 1907 with respect to disputed returns, whenever any question shall arise respecting any vacancy in either House, the same shall be heard and determined by such House itself.
	Determination of questions as to vacancies.
Ib., s.14.	

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Houses to make standing orders.
Ib., s.29.	17 --	(1)  Each House, as occasion may arise, shall prepare and adopt such standing rules and orders as shall appear to it to be best adapted for the orderly conduct of the business of such House; for the mode in which such House shall confer, correspond, and communicate, with the other House; for the manner in which Bills shall be introduced, passed, numbered, and intituled in such House; for the proper presentation of Bills to the Governor for His Majesty’s assent; and generally for the conduct of all business and proceedings of such House and of both Houses collectively.	
		(2)  All such rules and orders shall be laid before the Governor by the House making them and, being approved by him, shall become binding and of force.
	
	Division  I.  -  The Council.
	
Constitution of 
the Council.
Ib., s.6.
See now
7 Ed. VII. No. 6, 
s.13.	18 --	The Council shall be constituted of eighteen members, and all future members thereof shall be elected, as provided by this Act, in accordance with the provisions of the Electoral Act 1907, to represent respectively the several Council Divisions set forth in the second schedule in accordance with the provisions of that schedule.
	
Council elections.
49 Vict. No. 8, 
s.5.	19 --	(1)  Every member of the Council subject to the provisions of this Act shall hold office for six years.
	(2)  Periodical elections of members of the Council shall be held in every year.	
		(3)  At every such election three members shall retire and three members shall be elected to fill the vacancies so created.	
		(4)  In the event of a poll being required for any such election the same shall be held on the Tuesday immediately following the first Monday in the month of May.	
		(5)  At any such election the retiring member if otherwise qualified shall be eligible for re-election.	
		(6)  If the seat of any member of the Council becomes vacant otherwise than by effluxion of time the person elected to fill such vacancy shall hold office only until the expiration of the period for which the vacating member was elected.	
		(7)  The members who shall retire at each periodical election shall be those whose term of six years then expires.
	
Quorum of the 
Council.
Ib. s.11.	20 --	(1)  The Council shall not be competent to despatch any business unless at least nine members thereof, including the President, or the person chosen to preside in his absence, are present.	
		(2)  All questions shall be decided by the majority of the votes of the members present, exclusive of the President.	
		(3)  In the event of an equality of votes the President or such person aforesaid shall have a casting vote.
	
Election of 
President.
18 Vict. No. 17, 
s.8.
	21 --	(1)  Whenever the office of President becomes vacant by the death, resignation, or removal from office of the President, the Council, before proceeding to any other business, shall elect some other member to be President thereof.	

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	(2)  Whenever the President or the Chairman of Committees of the Council retires by effluxion of time he shall continue to hold office until the next meeting of Parliament unless he is not re-elected as a member.	A.D. 1934

61 Vict. No. 9.	
	(3)  The election of President shall be notified to the Governor by a deputation of the Council.		
	(4)  The President if present shall preside at all meetings of the Council, but in the event of his absence through leave granted to him by the Council or through illness or any other unavoidable cause the Council may choose some other member thereof to fill temporarily the office and perform the duties of President during his absence.
	18 Vict. No. 17, 
s.10.	
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22 --	The Assembly shall be constituted of thirty members, and all future members, thereof shall be elected, as provided by this Act, in accordance with the provisions of the Electoral Act 1907, to represent respectively one of the Assembly Divisions set forth in the fourth schedule, and each of such Divisions shall return six of such members.
	Constitution of the Assembly.
6 Ed. VII. No. 
47, s.7.	
23 --	Every Assembly hereafter to be summoned and chosen shall continue for three years from the day of the return of the writs for the general election at which the members thereof were elected and no longer unless the same is sooner dissolved by the Governor.
	Triennial 
Parliaments.
54 Vict. No. 58, 
s.2.	
24 --	(1)  The Assembly, at its first meeting after a general election, and before proceeding to the despatch of any other business, shall elect one of its members to be Speaker thereof.	Election of 
Speaker.
18 Vict. No. 17, 
ss. 20 & 21.	
	(2)  Whenever the office of Speaker shall become vacant through the death, resignation, or removal from office of the Speaker, the Assembly shall elect some other member thereof to be Speaker.		
	(3)  The election of the Speaker shall be notified to the Governor by a deputation of the said House.		
	(4)  In the event of a dissolution of the Assembly the Speaker and the Chairman of Committees of the Assembly respectively shall hold office until the election held in consequence of such dissolution and, if he is re-elected at such election, until the next meeting of Parliament but the Speaker shall not preside over any sitting of the Assembly until he has been re-elected as Speaker.		
	(5)  The Speaker if present shall preside at all sittings of the Assembly but in case of his absence through leave of absence granted to him by the Assembly or through illness or any other unavoidable cause the Assembly may choose some other member to fill temporarily the office, and perform the duties of, Speaker during his absence.		
		
25 --	(1)  The Assembly shall not be competent to despatch any business unless at least twelve members thereof, including the Speaker or the person chosen to preside in his absence, are present.	Quorum of the Assembly.
6 Ed. VII. No. 
47, s.8.	
	(2)  All questions shall be decided by a majority of the votes of the members present, exclusive of the Speaker.		

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A.D. 1934		(3)  In the event of an equality of votes, the Speaker or such person as aforesaid shall have a casting vote.
	
	Division IV.  -  Electoral Divisions and Qualifications of Electors.
	
Council divisons.
7 Ed. VII. No. 6, 
s.13.	26 --	(1)  For the purpose of returning members to serve in the Council the State shall be divided into fifteen Electoral Divisions which shall be severally designated by the names set forth in the second schedule and each of which shall return the respective number of members set opposite the name of such Division in that schedule.	
7 Ed. VII. No. 6.		(2)  The respective boundaries of such Divisions are set forth in the third schedule.
	
Assembly divisons.
7 Ed. VII. No. 6, 
s.14.
12 Geo. V. No. 57, 
s.3.	27 --	(1)  For the purpose of returning members to serve in the Assembly, the State shall be divided into five Electoral Divisions, the names whereof shall be Bass, Darwin, Denison, Franklin and Wilmot respectively, and each of such Divisions shall return six members.	
2 Ed. VII. No. 6.		(2)  The respective boundaries of such Divisions are set forth in the fourth schedule.
	
Qualification of 
electors for the
Legislative
Council.
64 Vict. No. 5, 
s.3.	28 --	(1)  Subject to the provisions of this Act, every person, male or female, of the age of twenty-one years, who is a natural-born or naturalised subject of His Majesty, and has been resident in the State for a period of twelve months, shall be qualified to vote at the election of a member to serve in the Council -	
		I.	If he is the owner of a freehold estate in possession, legal or equitable, within the Division for which his vote is to be given, of the annual value of ten pounds, or is the occupier of any property within the Division for which his vote is to be given of the annual value of thirty pounds:
	II.	If he possesses any of the following qualifications, and is resident in the Division for which his vote is to be given; that is to say if he is –
	(a)	A graduate of any university in the British Dominions, or an associate of art of Tasmania:
	(b)	A legal practitioner on the roll of the Supreme Court:
	(c)	A legally qualified medical practitioner:
	(d)	An officiating minister of religion:
	(e)	An officer or retired officer of His Majesty’s land or sea forces not being on actual service, or a retired officer of the volunteer force of Tasmania –	
11 Geo. V. No. 4.			or if having been a member of any land, sea, or air forces raised in any of His Majesty’s Dominions for service in the war in which His Majesty was engaged, and which commenced on the fourth day of August, one thousand nine hundred and fourteen, and which shall be deemed to have terminated on the tenth day of January, one thousand nine 	

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		Hundred and twenty, he served therein outside the state or country in which such force was raised and was discharged therefrom, or ceased so to serve, otherwise than through any fault or misconduct on his part: or
	III.	If his name is on the electoral roll for any Council Division.	A.D. 1934	
	(2)  Where any property is jointly owned or occupied by more persons than one, each of such joint owners or occupiers whose share in such property would, if separate, entitle him to vote under the provisions of this section shall be entitled to be enrolled, in respect of such joint ownership or occupancy, as an elector, and to vote at any election of members to serve in the Council in the division in which such property is situate.
	Joint tenants.
64 Vict. No. 5, 
s.4.	
29 --	Subject to the provisions of this Act every person not under twenty-one years of age, whether male or female –
	I.	Who has lived in the state for six months continuously:  and
	II.	Who is a natural-born or naturalised subject of the King:  and
	III.	Whose name is on the electoral roll for any Assembly Division–
shall be entitled to vote at any election of members of the Assembly.
	Assembly 
electors.
6 Ed. VII. No. 
47, s.9.	
Division V. – Disqualification ;  Vacation of Office :  Penalty.
		
30 --	No member of either House shall act or vote therein until he shall have taken before the Governor, or before some person authorised by the Governor to administer it, the oath of allegiance prescribed by the Promissory Oaths Act 1869.
	Oath to be taken 
by members.
18 Vict. No. 17, 
s.26.
33 Vict. No. 25.	
31 --	(1)  No member of either House of the Parliament of the Commonwealth shall be capable of sitting as a member of either House of this State.	Commonwealth membership.
64 Vict. No. 5, s.9.	
	(2)  If a member of either House of this State becomes a member of either House of the Parliament of the Commonwealth, his place in the State House shall become vacant upon the day the Returning Officer declares him elected a member of either House of the Parliament of the Commonwealth.		
	(3)  If any Minister of the Crown of this State accepts office as a Minister of the Crown under the Commonwealth his office as a Minister of the Crown of this State shall, upon such acceptance, become vacant.
		
32 --	(1)  Except as otherwise expressly provided, if any member of either House shall accept any pension payable during the pleasure of the Crown, or any office of profit or emolument by the appointment of –
	I.	The Governor or the Governor in Council : or 
	II.	Any person, body, or authority constituted by any Act or appointed by the Governor under the authority of any Act, 
	Office of profit.
18 Vict. No. 17,
s.27.	

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A.D. 1934			to administer or control any department, business, or undertaking on behalf of the State – 
his seat shall thereupon become vacant.
	(2)  The provisions of subsection (1) hereof shall not apply in respect of any person by reason only that he holds the office of -	
6 Ed. VII. No. 
47, s.11.
52 Vict. No. 9.		I.	Minister of the Crown for this State :
	II.	Returning or presiding officer under any Act regulating the election of members of parliament :
	III.	Coroner :  or	
		IV.	Member of any statutory board, committee, or commission in respect of which he receives only such reasonable sum as may be prescribed under any Act or determined by the Governor as reimbursement of expenses incurred by him in the performance of such office and not by way of emolument.
	
34 Vict. No. 42, 
s.5.		(3)  No judge of the Supreme Court and no person holding any office of profit or emolument to which the provisions of subsection (1) hereof apply shall be capable of being elected to, or of holding, a seat in either House.
	
Contractors.
18 Vict. No. 17, 
s.19.
34 Vict. No. 42, 
s.6.	33 --	(1)  Any person who shall directly or indirectly himself or by any person whatsoever in trust for him or for his use or benefit or on his account undertake, execute, hold, or enjoy in the whole or in part any contract or agreement for or on account of the public service shall be incapable of being elected or of sitting or voting as a Member of either House during the time he shall execute, hold, or enjoy any such contract or any part or share thereof or any benefit or emolument arising from the same, and if any member shall enter into any such contract or agreement or having entered into it shall continue to hold it his seat shall be void.	
		(2)  Nothing contained in subsection (1) hereof shall extend to any contract or agreement made, entered into, or accepted by any incorporated company consisting of more than six members where such contract or agreement shall be made, entered into, or accepted for the general benefit of such company.	
		(3)  The provisions of subsection (1) hereof shall not apply in respect of any contract or agreement -	
48 Vict. No. 54, 
s.8.		I.	For the purchase or lease of any land of the Crown under and in pursuance of any Act authorising the same :	
		II.	For the sale or surrender of any land resumed or acquired by the Crown for any public purpose under the provisions of any Act if the purchase money or consideration has been determined by arbitration or by a judicial tribunal or has been approved by a resolution of both Houses :	
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	IV.	For the supply of any service or commodity or the provision of any insurance or indemnity which the State or any instrumentality on its behalf supplies or undertakes to, for, or for the use of, the public generally if the same –
	(a)	Is entered into by the member as a private citizen : and
	(b)	Is subject to the like conditions, and for a consideration of the like amount, or calculated upon a like basis, as would be applicable respectively to such contract or agreement if the same were made by the State or such instrumentality with any other private person.
	A.D. 1934	
34 --	If any member of either House shall –
	I.	For one entire session thereof, fail to give his attendance therein without the permission of such House :	Vacation of office 
for other causes.
18 Vict. No. 17, 
ss. 13 & 24.	
	II.	Take any oath or make any declaration or act of acknowledgment of allegiance or adherence to any foreign prince or power :		
	III.	Do, or concur in, or adopt, any act whereby he may become a subject or citizen of any foreign state or power :		
	IV.	Become bankrupt, or take the benefit of any law relating to bankruptcy, or become a public defaulter :		
	V.	Be attainted of treason or be convicted of any crime and is sentenced or subject to be sentenced to imprisonment for any term exceeding one year unless he has received a free pardon in respect thereof : or		
	VI.	Become of unsound mind -		
	his seat in such House shall thereupon become vacant.
		
35 --	(1)  If any person declared by this Act to be disqualified or incapable of being elected or to sit and vote as a member or either House shall be elected and returned as a member of either House such election and return shall be void and of no effect.	Penalty for 
sitting when dis-
qualified.
18 Vict. No. 17, 
s.28.	
	(2)  If any person elected and returned as aforesaid or any member who becomes subject to any disqualification imposed by this Act shall presume to sit or vote in either House he shall for every such offence forfeit the sum of five hundred pounds to be recovered by any person who shall sue for the same in any court of competent jurisdiction.

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PART IV.
MONEY BILLS:  POWERS OF HOUSES.

36 --	In this part – 
	“Appropriation Act” means an Act which authorises the issue and application of any part of the revenue for the purpose of meeting the ordinary annual services of the Government:	

Interpretation.

16 Geo. V. No. 
90, s.3.

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A.D. 1934		“Income Tax Rating Act” means an Act which fixes or declares the rate of tax in respect of incomes, to be paid under the provisions of any Act providing for the payment of such tax:	
		“Land Tax Rating Act” means an Act which fixes or declares the rate or rates of tax in respect of the taxable value of land, to be paid under the provisions of any Act providing for the payment of such tax.
	
Money bills to 
originate in the Assembly.
Ib., s.4.	37 --	(1)  A vote, resolution, or bill for the appropriation of any part of the revenue, or for the imposition of a tax, rate, duty or impost, shall originate in the Assembly.	
		(2)  A vote, resolution, or bill shall not be deemed to be a vote, resolution, or bill for the appropriation of any part of the revenue, or for the imposition of a tax, rate, duty, or impost by reason only of its containing provisions -	
		I.	For the imposition or appropriation of fines or other pecuniary penalties: or
	II.	For the demand, or payment, or appropriation of fees for licences, or fees for services thereunder.
	
All money votes 
to be recom-
mended by the Governor.
Ib., s.6.	38 --	It shall not be lawful for the Assembly to originate or pass any vote, resolution, or bill, for the appropriation of any part of the revenue, or of any tax, rate, duty, or impost, for any purpose which shall not have been first recommended to it by the Governor during the session in which such vote, resolution, or bill shall be passed.
	
Limitation of 
matters to be 
dealt with in Appropriation 
Bill.
Ib., s.6.	39 --	A bill for an Appropriation Act shall not –
	I.	Deal with any matter other than the issue, application, and appropriation of moneys out of the revenue for the purpose of meeting the ordinary annual services of the Government:
	II.	Authorise such issue, application, or appropriation for a longer period than one year.
	
Certain pro-
visions in Appro-
priation Acts inoperative.
Ib. s.7.	40 --	If any provision in an Appropriation Act –
	I.	Deals with any matter other than the issue, application, and appropriation of moneys out of the revenue: or
	II.	Authorises any such issue, application, or appropriation, as last aforesaid for a longer period than one year –
such provision shall be of no effect.
	
Limitation of 
matters to be 
dealt with in Income Tax Rating Acts and 
Land Tax Rating Acts.
Ib., s.8.	41 --	An Income Tax Rating Act, and a Land Tax Rating Act –
	I.	Shall deal only with the fixing or declaration of the rate or rates of tax to be paid –
	(a)	In the case of an Income Tax Rating Act – in respect of incomes; and

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	(b)	In the case of a Land Tax Rating Act – in respect of the taxable value of land: and
	II.	Shall fix or declare a rate or rates of tax for one year only – 
Otherwise it shall be of no effect.
	A.D. 1934	
42 --	(1)  The Council may not amend a bill for an Appropriation Act, a bill for an Income Tax Rating Act, or a bill for a Land Tax Rating Act.	The Council may not amend certain bills.
Ib., s.9.	
	(2)  Except as mentioned in subsection (1) of this section, the Council may amend any vote, resolution, or bill:  Provided, however, that the Council may not, by any amendment to a vote, resolution, or bill -	Power of the 
Council to 
amend other bills, &c.	
	I.	Insert any provision therein for the appropriation of moneys: or
	II.	Impose or increase any burden on the people.
		
43 --	(1)  The Council may, at any stage of a bill which it may not amend, return such bill to the Assembly, requesting, by message, the amendment of the bill in all or any of the following respects, namely –
	Power of the Council to request amendment of bills which it may not amend.
Ib., s.10.	
	I.	The deletion of any item or provision:		
	II.	The amendment of any item or provision:		
	III.	The insertion of any item or provision.		
	(2)  The Assembly may, if it thinks fit, make any of such deletions, amendments, or insertions, with or without modifications.
		
44 --	The Council may reject any vote, resolution, or bill.
	The Council may reject bills &c.
Ib., s.11.	
45 --	Except as otherwise expressly provided in this Part, the Council and the Assembly shall, in all respects, have equal powers.

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	General powers of the Council and the Assembly.
Ib., s.12.	
PART  V.
GENERAL  PROVISIONS.

46 --	(1)  Freedom of conscience and the free profession and practice of religion are, subject to public order and morality, guaranteed to every citizen.	Religious 
freedom
10 Geo. IV. No. 5.	
	(2)  No person shall be subject to any disability, or be required to take any oath on account of his religion or regilious belief and no religious test shall be imposed in respect of the appointment to or holding of any public office.		

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A.D. 1934                                                         THE  FIRST  SCHEDULE 
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Section 2.                                                                    REPEALS.
	Regal Year and
Number.	
Title of Act.	
	10 Geo. V. No. 5 		An Act for extending to this Colony an Act of Parliament passed in the tenth year of the reign of His present Majesty, intituled An Act for the relief of His Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects.	
	18 Vict. No. 17 		The Constitution Act	
	34 Vict. No. 42 		The Constitution Amendment Act 1870	
	48 Vict. No. 54 		The Constitution Amendment Act 1884	
	49 Vict. No. 8 		The Constitution Amendment Act 1885	
	54 Vict. No. 58 		The Constitution Amendment Act 1890	
	61 Vict. No. 9 		The Parliamentary Officers’ Salaries Act 1897	
	62 Vict. No. 67 		An Act to further amend the Constitution Act	
	64 Vict. No. 2 		The Demise of the Crown Act 1900	
	64 Vict. No. 5 		The Constitution Amendment Act 1900	
	3 Ed. VII. No. 17 		The Constitution Amendment Act 1903	
	6 Ed. VII. No. 47 		The Constitution Amendment Act 1906	
	8 Ed. VII. No. 5 		The Redistribution of Council Seats Act 1908	
	9 Ed. VII. No. 2 		The Redistribution of Council Seats Amendment Act 1909	
	11 Geo. V. No. 4 		The Constitution (War Service Franchise) Act 1920	
	12 Geo. V. No. 61 		The Constitution Act 1921	
	13 Geo V. No. 16 		The Constitution Act 1923	
	16 Geo. V. No. 90 		The Constitution Act 1926	
	17 Geo. V. No. 57 		The Deputy Governor’s Powers Act 1926	

Sections 1 and 26.                     THE  SECOND  SCHEDULE 
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                                                    COUNCIL  DIVISIONS.
	
Names of Council Divisions.
	
Number of Members to
Be Returned by Each.	
	Buckingham 		One	
	Cambridge 		One	
	Derwent 		One	
	Gordon 		One	
	Hobart 		Three	
	Huon 		One	
	Launceston 		Two	
	Macquarie 		One	
	Meander 		One	
	Mersey 		One	
	Pembroke 		One	
	Russell 		One	
	South Esk 		One	
	Tamar 		One	
	Westmorland 		One	

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                                               THE  THIRD  SCHEDULE                                      Section 26.
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                    DESCRIPTION AND BOUNDARIES OF LEGISLATIVE
                                               COUNCIL DIVISIONS.

                                                         HOBART.

     Commencing at the souht-east angle of a grant to George Frankland on the Wellington or Sandy Bay Rivulet and bounded by that rivulet to it confluence with the River Derwent by Sullivan’s Cove to the north-east angle of 4a. 1r. 28p. granted to the Marine Board of Hobart by the north and part of the west boundary of that grant to a point which is in line with the boundary of the City of Hobart as described by 62 Victoria No. 14 thence to that boundary and thence by that boundary north-westerly and south-westerly to the northern boundary of land in the occupation of the Hobart Gas Company thence north-westerly along that said boundary to the northern angle of the said land in the occupation of the Hobart Gas Company thence north-easterly by a straight line across the entrance of the road leading from Macquarie-street to the Royal Engineers’ Yard to the south-western angle of land in the occupation of the Commissioner for Railways from thence to the angle of intersection formed by the northen building line of Park-street with the road leading to the Queen’s Domain from Macquarie-street thence along the north and north-eastern building line of Park-street (crossing Liverpool Street) to the south-west angle of land granted to the trustees of the High School by the north-west boundary of that land to the north-west angle thereof by a north-easterly line to the south-east angle of Lot 14 purchased by Richard Walsh thence north-westerly and south-westerly by the boundaries of the Queen’s Domain to the west angle of the Roman Catholic Glebe thence following the north building line of Park-street in a north-westerly direction to a point on the south-eastern boundary of the Queen’s Domain at Park-street and directly opposite the south-east building line of Clara or Ryde-street from thence south-westerly along the said south-eastern building line of Clara or Ryde-street (crossing Park-street and Letitia-street) to the eastern side of Argyle-street thence by a continuation of that line across Argyle-street to the eastern angle of a grant to James Milne Wilson thence by the south-eastern side of this grant to the eastern side of Commercial-road thence by a continuation of that line across Commercial-road through a grant to John Dunn and across New Town-road to the north angle of a grant to Janet McTavish thence by the north-west and by the south-west boundary of that grant thence in a south-easterly direction to the south angle of a grant to John Swan by the south-western boundary of a grant to John Dunn to the north-western side of Arthur-street thence by the north-western building line of Arthur-street in a south-westerly direction to the south-western side of Knocklofty-terrace thence by the south-western side thereof to Poet’s-road and (crossing the same) to an allotment granted to William Harris thence by part of the north-western and by the north-eastern boundary of that grant and a continued south-easterly line (after crossing Salvator Rosa Glen) along the north-eastern boundaries of land granted to Joseph Bowden and of land granted to G.P. Fitzgerald and W. Hart (crossing Forest-road and Milton Street)		

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A.D. 1934	and extending to the Hobart Rivulet thence by that rivulet in a south-westerly direction (after crossing the same) to a point intersected by a continuation of a line directly along the centre of Glen-street then south-easterly along the centre of Glen-street to Macquarie-street and continuing across that street to a point intersected by the centre line of Washington-street then southerly along the centre of that street to a point intersected by a straight line parallel to and distant 200 feet southwards from the southern building line of D’Arcy-street thence in a south-easterly direction along that parallel line with D’Arcy-street to Holbrook-place (Upper) and continuing across that roadway in the same line to a point in the centre thereof thence in a northerly direction along the centre of Holbrook-place to a point intersected by a line in continuation of the south boundary of a grant to George Frankland thence easterly by that continued line to the south-west angle of that grant and by the south boundary of that said grant to the point on the western bank of the Sandy Bay Rivulet which is the point of commencement.
	
	LAUNCESTON.
	
	     Commencing at a point on the north-western side of the South Esk River such point being opposite the extremity of the north-east side of Hill-street produced thence bounded by a line in a south-westerly direction along that river to a point opposite the south-west side of Dalrymple-street thence after crossing the South Esk River south-easterly along that street to the south-east side of Peel-street thence north-easterly along that street to the main road leading to the City of Hobart thence crossing that road thence north-westerly by that road to Melbourne-street thence north-easterly by the south-eastern side of Melbourne-street to High-street thence crossing that street thence north-westerly along the north-eastern side of the lastmentioned street to St. David’s-street thence north-easterly along the south-eastern side of that street to Patterson’s Plains-road thence crossing that road thence south-easterly by a line extending to the road leading to the bridge thence north-easterly along that road to the south angle of a grant to Richard Dry thence north-westerly along that grant and along other land granted to Richard Dry extending to Goderich-street thence north-easterly by the south-eastern side of that street thence crossing that street to the Church of England Cemetery thence along that cemetery to a location to Peter Archer Mulgrave thence north-easterly by the south-eastern side of that location to the North Esk River thence crossing that river thence following the downward course of that river to the south-western boundary of 112 acres granted to John Lamont thence on the north-east by part of that land thence by the south-east and part of the south-west boundary of land granted to Daniel Room by the south-east and south-west boundaries of land granted to J.R. Daniels by the south-west boundary of land granted to Daniel Room by the south-east boundary of land granted to Charles Box to George-street thence crossing that street to the east angle of land granted to Thomas Landale by the south-east the south-west and north-west boundaries of that grant by part of the south-west and part of the north-west boundaries of land granted to David Kennedy by the south-west boundary of land located to Jacob Montgarret by part of the south-east boundary of 30 acres located to J. Brown to the River Tamar thence crossing that river to high-water mark thence by high-water mark to the South Esk River aforesaid by the lastmentioned river to the point of commencement.	

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HUON.
	A.D. 1934	
     Commencing at South Cape and bounded by the coast of Tasmania to South-West Cape from thence by the Coast to Port Davey following that port (including all the islands therein) to the mouth of the Davey River following that river to its source thence by a line northerly to the Serpentine River to its junction with the Gordon River thence by a south-easterly line to the trigonometrical station on Mount Wedge thence by a north-easterly line to the summit of Mount Mueller thence by a south-easterly line to the summit of the Tiers thence by a line easterly for a distance of 28 miles or thereabouts to the north-west angle of 90 acres purchased by C. Oates on the Mountain River thence by a north-easterly line to the south angle of 2660 acres granted to J. Allport and T. Young by the south-east boundaries of that grant to the angle of that grant which is nearest to the trigonometrical station on Mount Wellington thence by a line south-easterly to the north-west angle of 15 acres purchased by W.C. Piguenit by the west boundary of that land by part of the west boundary of other land purchased by W.C. Piguenit to Long Creek by the northern side of that creek to a south-west angle of 100 acres purchased by W. Walton by a west by a south and again by a west boundary of that land by the northern side of a rivulet after crossing the same to a south-east boundary of Lot 5227 purchased by D. Dunkley by the east boundary of that land by part of the east boundary of 95 acres purchased by W. Lindsay thence easterly and southerly to the south-west angle of 1000 acres granted to Robert Lathrop Murray by part of the southern boundary of that grant to a road by that road north-easterly to the south-east boundary of 540 acres granted to Robert Lathrop Murray by that boundary to the eastern angle of that grant by part of the north-eastern boundary of that grant and by the south-eastern boundary of another grant of 633 acres to the aforesaid Robert Lathrop Murray by that boundary to the south-western boundary of 66a. 1r. granted to Octavius Lord thence following the south-western boundary of that grant in a north-easterly direction to the souht-east angle of 38a. 3r. granted to W.L. Dobson by the south-east boundary of that grant to the Sandy Bay-road thence by a line northerly to the River Derwent near Dunkley Point thence following the western shore of that river to Pearson’s Point thence by a line south-easterly to Kelly’s Point on Bruni Island thence following the eastern shore of Bruni Island to Tasman’s Head at its southern extremity thence by a line south-westerly to South-East Cape thence by the coast line to the point of commencement.
     Included in this district are all the islands in the vicinity of Bruni Island in D’Entrecasteaux Channel the De Witt Islands and all islands in the vicinity of the extreme south coast and Port Davey.
		
BUCKINGHAM.
		
     Commencing at the mouth of Humphrey’s Rivulet on the River Derwent thence following that rivulet to a point opposite the west boundary of 2000 acres granted to George Hall by a line to and along the west boundary of that grant and by a continued southerly line to the south-west angle of 2660 acres granted to J. Allport and T. Young thence by the southern and by a south-eastern boundary of that grant to the angle which is nearest to the trigonometrical station on Mount Wellington thence by a south-easterly line to the north-west angle of 15 acres purchased by W.C. Piguenit by the west boundary of that land by part of the west boundary of land purchased by W.C. Piguenit to Long Creek by the northern side of that creek to a south-west angle of 1000 acres purchased by W. Walton by a west by a south and again by a west boundary of that land by the northern side of 		

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A.D. 1934	a rivulet after crossing the same to a south-east boundary of Lot 5227 purchased by D. Dunkley by the east boundary of that land by part of the east boundary of 95 acres purchased by W. Lindsay thence easterly and southerly to the south-west angle of 1000 acres granted to Robert Lathrop Murray by part of the southern boundary of that grant to a road by that road north-easterly to the south-east boundary of 540 acres granted to Robert Lathrop Murray by that boundary to the eastern angle of that grant by part of the north-eastern boundary of that grant and by the south-eastern boundary of another grant of 633 acres to the aforesaid Robert Lathrop Murray by that boundary to the south-western boundary of 66a. 1r. granted to Octavius Lord by the south-eastern boundary of that grant in a north-easterly direction to the south-east angle of 38a. 3r. granted to W.L. Dobson by the south-east boundary of that grant to the Sandy Bay-road thence by a line northerly to the River Derwent near Dunkley’s Point thence following the shore of that river to the mouth of the Sandy Bay Rivulet thence following the course of that rivulet on its western bank to the south-east angle of a grant to George Frankland by the south boundary of that grant to its south-west angle thence by a continuation of the south boundary line to a point in the centre of Holebrook-place by a line southerly in that street to a point thence by a north-westerly line parallel with and 200 feet southwards from D’Arcy-street by that line in a straight direction to a point intersected by the centre line of Washington-street by that line northerly along that street to its intersection with the centre line of Glen-street in Macquarie-street by a line north-westerly along the centre of Glen-street after crossing Macquarie-street to its intersection by the Hobart Rivulet thence by that rivulet after crossing the same in a north-easterly direction to a point in Milton-street thence north-westerly across Forest-road along the north-eastern boundaries of land granted to W. Hart and G.P. Fitzgerald along the north-eastern boundaries of land granted to Joseph Bowden after crossing Salvator Rosa Glen a continued north-westerly line to an allotment of land granted to William Harris by the north-eastern boundary and by part of the north-western boundary in Poet’s-road crossing that road to the south-western side of Knocklofty-terrace thence in a north-westerly direction to the north-western building line of Arthur-street thence by that line to the south-western boundary of a grant to John Dunn by that boundary and also by the south-western boundary of a grant to John Swan thence in a north-westerly direction to the south angle of land granted to Janet McTavish by the south-west and by the north-west boundary of that grant to the north angle thereof thence continuing the line across New Town-road through a grant to John Dunn across Commercial-road thence by the south-eastern side of a grant to James Milne Wilson to its eastern angle thence continuing the line across Argyle-street along the south-eastern building line of Clara or Ryde-street crossing Letitia and Park streets to a point on the south-western boundary of Queen’s Domain at Park-street thence following the north-eastern side of Park-street in a south-easterly direction to the angle of intersection by Austin-street in Glebe Town thence following the boundary of the Queen’s Domain in a north-easterly direction to the north-west angle of Glebe Town then following the Domain boundary in a south-easterly direction to the angle of Edward-street then following the building line on east side of that street in a south-westerly direction to its junction with the north-eastern side of Park-street thence following the north-eastern building line of Park-street after crossing Liverpool-street to its intersection with Macquarie-street from thence to the south-western angle of land in the occupation of the Commissioner for Railways thence by the south-west and the north-eastern boundaries of the City of Hobart as described by 62 Victoria No. 14 to the north-east angle of 2 acres 2 roods and 30 perches surrended to the 	

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Crown thence by a continued south-easterly line to the west boundary of 4 acres 1 rood 28 perches of land granted to the Marine Board of Hobart by part of the west and by the north boundary of that land to the River Derwent and thence by that river in a north-westerly and westerley direction to the point of commencement.
	A.D. 1934	
PEMBROKE.
		
     Commencing at the south-west angle of Lot 5 on the River Derwent purchased by T.G. Gregson by the south and by part of the east boundary of that land by the north-west boundary of Lot 879 also purchased by T.G. Gregson to Risdon Brook by that brook after crossing the same north-easterly to a north-east boundary to Lot 877 purchased by W. Abbott by that boundary by the north-east and by part of the north-west boundary of 500 acres granted to T. Robertson by part of the east boundary of 853 acres granted to Cassidy and Pitcairn by the northern and western boundaries of the Parish of Forbes by the west boundaries of the Parish of Ulva to the south boundary of land granted to John Till by part of the south by a west and by part of the north boundary of that land by the east by the north and by part of the west boundary of 845 acres granted to William Broadribb by the north boundary of land granted to John Robertson by the west boundary of 473½ acres granted to William Broadribb by part of the south and by the west boundary of Lot 1090 purchased by W. Broadribb by the west boundary of Lot 1091 purchased by the same by the south boundary of Lot 438 purchased by W. Kearney thence by a south-westerly line through Lot 1093 purchased by W. Lamprill by the south and by the west boundary of Lot 1094 purchased by J.J. Butler by the north boundary of same lot to the north-east angle by part of the west and again by a north and by a west and again by part of a north boundary of lands purchased by John Regan by the west by the north and by the east boundary of land purchased by L. Howlett by the north boundary of land purchased by John Swain by part of the east boundary of Lot 3542 purchased by L. Howlett by the north boundaries of other lands purchased by L. Howlett and by a continued easterly line to the west angle of 82a. 2r. 6p. purchased by John Stokell by the south-west and by the south-east boundary of that land by the south-east and by the east boundary of land granted to Butler and Woolley thence by a north-easterly line through a grant to W.T. Parremore to the south angle of land granted to McDowall and Staples by the south-east boundary of that land to the Coal River by that river south-easterly after crossing the same to the south-east boundary of Lot 88 purchased by Robert Pitcairn by the south-east and by the north-east boundary of that lot by part of the south-east boundary of Lot 300 by part of the south boundary of land purchased by T.Iles by a west boundary of land purchased by George Iles by part of a north boundary of land purchased by W.J. H. Clifford by part of the east boundary of the aforesaid land purchased by G. Iles by the south boundary of Lot 174A by the north boundary of land purchased by J.W. Nichols to the White Kangaroo Rivulet and thence by the eastern side of that rivulet northerly to the south boundary of the Parish of Bisdee by the south boundary of that parish to 20a. 1r. 14p. purchased by A. Daniels by part of the western by the north and by the east boundary of that land by part of the north and by part of the eastern boundary of other land purchased by A. Daniels by a north by an east and again by a north boundary of land purchased by H.A. McConnon by the north boundary of land purchased by J. Brown by a north and by the west and again by a north boundary of land purchased by W. Duthie by the west and by the north boundaries of other lands purchased by W. Duthie by part of the west and by the south boundary of land purchased by W.M. Johnson thence by a north-easterly line to the south boundary of land purchased by R. Kingston		

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A.D. 1934	from the south-east angle in a north-easterly line to land purchased by W. Brown the younger by the east boundary of that land by the east and by part of the north boundary of land purchased by R.J. Brown by part of the east boundary of land purchased by R.M. Balsley by part of west boundary by the north and by part of the east boundary of land purchased by J. Dare by the north boundary of Lot 555 by the north boundary of Lot 457A thence by a line easterly to the north boundary of the Parish of Cruttenden by the north boundary of that parish by the east boundary of land purchased by P.E. French to its north-east angle thence by a north-westerly line and by the east boundary of land purchased by E.A.A. Cornish by part of the south and by part of the east boundary of 1000 acres purchased by J. Cornish by the south by the east and by the north boundary of land purchased by C.E. Cornish by part of the east boundary of the 1000 acres purchased by J. Cornish aforesaid from its north-east angle to the Bluff River thence by the southern side of that river thence to the boundary of the Parish of Hobbs by the south-east and eastern boundaries of that parish by the east boundary of Lot 403 by the east boundary of Lot 399 by a line to a point on a road opposite to the north-east angle of that lot by the northern side of that road westerly to the south-west boundary of 1000 acres located to Walter Synnot thence by part of the south-west boundary of that grant to Little Swanport River thence north-easterly from the west angle of that land thence across Little Swanport River thence by the south-west boundary of Lot 285 by the south and the east boundary of Lot 455 thence by a north-easterly line from its north-east angle thence by the east boundary of Lot 439 thence by a north-westerly line from the north-east angle of that lot by the east by the north boundary of Lot 430 by the east boundary of Lot 360 thence by a north-westerly line from the north-east angle of that lot by the north boundary of Lot 1557 by part of the east boundary of Lot 1426 by the west boundary of land purchased by A. Lyne by part of the south boundary and by part of the west boundary of land purchased by J. Meredith (Lot 1427) from the western boundary of that lot to the Campbell Town Reservoir by that reservoir north-easterly south-easterly and northerly to Lot 3623 by part of the south boundary of that lot to the south-east angle thereof thence by the eastern boundaries of the Parishes of Rawlinna and St. Cuthberts by part of the south boundary of Lot 404 thence from the south-east angle of that lot by a line north-easterly along the summit of the Tiers to Lot 3894 by the west boundary of that lot by the eastern boundary of 100 acres granted to R. Hepburn from the north-east angle of that grant in a north-easterly line to the north-west angle of 2096 acres granted to J. Barnard and others thence by the south side of the Denison River to the South Pacific Ocean thence following the ocean southerly to Cape Raoul thence by Storm Bay Frederick Henry Bay Norfolk Bay to the River Derwent and by the eastern side of that river to the point of commencement.
     Schouten Island Maria Island Tasman Island Macquarie Island Frankland Island the Derwent Lighthouse and all the islands in Frederick Henry Bay Pittwater and Norfolk Bay form part of this district.
	
	CAMBRIDGE.
	
	     Commencing at the summit of Platform Bluff thence bounded by a south-easterly line to the north-east angle of 50a. 2r. 36p. thence by a south-westerly line to the north-east angle of 25 acres purchased by J. Kelly thence by a line to the north angle of land selected by A.H.E. Bradshaw by the north-east boundary of that land thence by a south-easterly line to the north angle of land purchased by A. Harris by the north-east and by the south-east boundary of land purchased by W. Harris by part of the north-east and by part of the 	

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south-east boundary of land purchased by J.C. Bond by a north-east boundary of Lot 3601 purchased by C. Cockerill by a north-east by a north-west and again by a north-east boundary of land granted to Samuel Guy to the River Derwent and thence by the northern bank of that river to the south-west angle of Lot 5 purchased by T.G. Gregson by the south and by part of the east boundary of that land by the north-west boundary of Lot 879 also purchased by T.G. Gregson to Risdon Brook thence by that brook after crossing the same north-easterly to a north-east boundary of Lot 877 purchased by W. Abbott by that boundary by the north-east and by part of the north-west boundary of 500 acres granted to J. Robertson by portion of the east boundary of 853 acres granted to Cassidy and Pitcairn by the northern and western boundaries of the Parish of Forbes by the west boundaries of the Parish of Ulva to the south boundary of land granted to John Till by part of the south by a west and by part of the north boundary of that land by the east by the north and by part of the west boundary of 845½ acres granted to William Brodribb by the north boundary of land granted to John Robertson by the west boundary of 473½ acres granted to W. Brodribb by part of the south and by the west boundary of Lot 1090 purchased by W. Brodribb by the west boundary of Lot 1091 purchased by the same by the south boundary of Lot 438 purchased by W. Kearney thence by a south-westerly line through Lot 1093 purchased by W. Lamprill by the south and by the west boundary of Lot 1094 purchased by J.J. Butler by the north boundary of the same lot to the north-east angle by part of the west and again by a north again by a west and again by part of a north boundary of lands purchased by John Regan by the west by the north and by the east boundary of land purchased by L. Howlett by the north boundary of land purchased by John Swain by part of the east boundary of Lot 3542 purchased by L. Howlett by the north boundaries of other lands purchased by L. Howlett and by a continued easterly line to the west angle of 82a. 2r. 6p. purchased by John Stokell by the south-west and by the south-east boundary of that land by the south-east and by the east boundary of land granted to Butler and Woolley thence by a north-easterly line through a grant to W.T. Parremore to the south angle of land granted to McDowall and Staples by the south-east boundary of that grant to the Coal River by that river south-easterly after crossing the same to the south-east boundary of Lot 88 purchased by Robert Pitcairn by the south-east and by the north-east boundary of that lot by part of the south-east boundaries of Lot 300 by part of the south boundary of land purchased by T. Iles by a west boundary of land purchased by George Iles by part of a north boundary of land purchased by W.J.H. Clifford by part of the east boundary of the aforesaid land purchased by G. Iles by the south boundary of Lot 174A by the north boundary of land purchased by J.W. Nichols to the White Kangaroo Rivulet and thence by the eastern side of that rivulet northerly to the south boundary of the Parish of Bisdee by the south boundary of that parish to 20a. 1r. 14p. purchased by A. Daniels by part of its western by the north and by the eastern boundary of that land by part of the north and by part of the eastern boundary of other land purchased by A. Daniels by a north by an east and again by a north boundary of land purchased by H.A. McConnon by the north boundary of land purchased by J. Brown by a north and by the west and again by a north boundary of land purchased by W. Duthie by the west and by the north boundaries of other lands purchased by W. Duthie by part of the west and by the south boundary of land purchased by W.M. Johnson thence by a north-easterly line to the south boundary of land purchased by R. Kingston from the south-east angle in a north-easterly line to land purchased by W. Brown the younger by the east boundary of that land by the 	A.D. 1934	

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A.D. 1934	east and by part of the north boundary of land purchased by R.J. Brown by part of the east boundary of land purchased by R.M. Balsley by part of the west boundary by the north and by part of the east boundary of land purchased by J. Dare by the north boundary of Lot 555 by the north boundary of Lot 457A thence by a line easterly to the north boundary of the Parish of Cruttenden by the north boundary of that parish by the east boundary of land purchased by P.E. French to its north-east angle thence by a north-westerly line and by the east boundary of land purchased by E.A.A. Cornish by part of the south and by part of the east boundary of 1000 acres purchased by J. Cornish by the south by the east and by the north boundary of land purchased by C.E. Cornish by part of the east boundary of the 1000 acres purchased by J. Cornish aforesaid from its north-east angle to the Bluff River thence by the southern side of that river thence to the boundary of the Parish of Hobbs by the south-east and eastern boundaries of that parish by the east boundary of Lot 403 by the east boundary of Lot 399 by a line to a point on a road opposite to the north-east angle of that lot by the northern side of that road westerly to the south-west boundary of land (1000 acres) located to Walter Synnott thence by part of the south-west boundary of that grant to Little Swanport River thence north-easterly from the west angle of that land thence across Little Swanport River thence by the south-west boundary of Lot 285 by the south and east boundary of Lot 455 thence by a north-easterly line from its north-east angle thence by the east boundary of Lot 439 thence by a north-westerly line from the north-east angle of that lot by the east and by the north boundary of Lot 430 by the east boundary of Lot 360 thence by a north-westerly line from the north-east angle of that lot by the north boundary of Lot 1557 by part of the east boundary of Lot 1426 by the west boundary of land purchased by A. Lyne by part of the south boundary and by part of the west boundary of land purchased by J. Meredith (Lot 1427) from the western boundary of that lot to the Campbell Town Reservoir thence by that reservoir north-easterly south-easterly and northerly to Lot 3623 by part of the south boundary of that lot to the south-east angle thereof thence by the eastern boundaries of the Parishes of Rawlinna and St. Cuthberts by part of the south boundary of Lot 404 thence by the south boundary of Lot 1854 by the south-east boundary and south-west boundary of Lot 1853 by the south-west boundary of Lot 229 purchased by William Grey by the south-west boundary of land granted to Robertson and Butler by part of the south-east boundary of other land granted to Robertson and Butler by the south-east and by the south-west boundary of land granted to A. O’Connor by a south-west by a south-east and again by part of a south-west boundary of land purchased by H. Harrison by the south-east and by the south-west boundary of land purchased by A. O’Connor by the south-east boundary of land purchased by H. Harrison by part of the south-east by the south and by part of the west boundary of land granted to H. Grey by the south boundary of other land purchased by H. Grey by part of the east and by the south boundaries of lands purchased by J. Robertson thence by the eastern boundary of the Parish of Salisbury thence by that boundary southerly south-westerly north-westerly again south-westerly to land granted to Nutt and Pitcairn thence north-westerly westerly and again north-westerly along the parish boundary to Lot 4 purchased by John Mackersey thence south-westerly and north-westerly along Lot 4 to the boundary of the Parish of Cleveland thence in a south-westerly direction following the boundary of that parish and crossing the Main Line Railway and main road to Hyland Lagoon by the boundary of the Parish of Campbell Town in a south-easterly and south-westerly and again south-easterly direction to 2422 acres granted to John Leake	

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by part of its north and by a part of its west boundary again by a part of the north and western boundary of 790 acres purchased by John Leake thence following the parish boundary aforesaid in a north-westerly and then in a south-westerly line to the Macquarie River thence following that river in a north-westerly direction (after crossing it) to the north-east angle of 4032 acres granted to James John Bayles thence by the south-east boundary of that lot to the River Isis by that river (after crossing it southerly) to the north-east angle of 1200 acres located to John Powell by the northern boundary of that lot by part of the southern part of the west and again by part of the south boundary of 2219 acres granted to J.C. Sutherland to the eastern boundary of 2560 acres located to J. Montagu by an east by a south again by an east boundary of that lot thence by a south-east boundary of a location to the Weslyan Mission to its south angle on the Lake River by that river southerly to the boundary of the Parish of Kermode by the south-west boundary of that parish by the north and north-east boundary of Lot 3142 purchased by Joseph Archer and others by the north boundary of Lot 504 purchased by A.F. Kemp to Lake Sorell by that lake south-easterly north-easterly and southerly to the rivulet which connects that lake with Lake Crescent by that rivulet and by Lake Crescent to the eastern boundary of the Parish of Woodstock by that boundary to the Exe Rivulet by that rivulet to the River Jordan by that river southerly to the south boundary of land granted to Thomas Hooper by the south boundary of that land and by a continued westerly line thence by a southerly line passing along the eastern boundary of land purchased by D. Wyllie by the eastern boundary of land purchased by J. and C. Wyllie by the south boundary of the lastmentioned land by the east boundary of land purchased by C. Wyllie by the east and part of the south boundary of 2000 acres granted to John McRae by the east and by the south boundary of Lot 2870 purchased by A. Morrison and others by the south boundary of Lot 2869 purchased by the same by part of the east and by the south boundary of land purchased by W. Langdon by a south boundary of Lot 2237 by part of the east boundary of Lot 864 by part of the north and by the east boundary of Lot 69 by part of the north and by the east boundary of Lot 863 by the south-west boundary of land purchased by G. Smith by the south boundary of other land purchased by G. Smith thence by a south-easterly line to the west angle of land purchased by J.E. Howard by the south-west boundary of that land thence by a south-easterly line to and along the north-east boundary of land purchased by M. Keating by the south-east boundary of that land by south-east and by part of the north-east boundaries of lands purchased by W. Langdon and thence by a westerly line to the north angle of land purchased by W.H. Bannister by the north-west and south-west boundaries of that land by a line from the south angle of that land to the north-east angle of Lot 771 purchased by G.F. Read by part of its south-east boundary and by the north-east and by the south-east boundary of Lot 773 purchased by G.F. Read and thence by the south-west and north-west boundaries of the Parish of Wallace to the point of commencement on Platform Bluff.
	A.D. 1934	
DERWENT.
		
     Commencing at the junction of the Serpentine River with the Gordon River thence by that river to the Denison River thence by that river in a northerly direction to its source thence in a northerly direction to the summit of Mt. Arrowsmith thence by a north-westerly line to Gould’s Sugar Loaf thence by a line to Coal Hill thence by a line northerly to the summit of Mt. Manfred thence by a line northerly 		

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A.D. 1934	to the summit of the Du Cane Range thence by a north-easterly line to the southern extremity of Lake Ada by the south-western shores of that lake to the mouth of Christy’s Rivulet thence by a north-easterly line to Pillan’s Lake at the source of the James River thence by a north-easterly line along the north-west boundary of Lot 398 to Lake Julian thence by that lake and by the northern and western banks of the rivulet connecting Lake Julian with Thompson’s Lake by the western and northern boundaries of Thompson’s Lake to the west boundary of Lot 399 by the west boundary of that lot by the north boundary of that lot by the north boundary of Lot 391 by the west the north-west the north-east and a south-east boundary of Lot 363 to Kermode’s Rivulet by that rivulet to Pine Rivulet by that rivulet to the south-west angle of Lot 1284 purchased by Charles Headlam by the west and by the north boundary of that lot to Kimberley’s Rivulet by that rivulet to the Great Lake by that lake south-easterly and easterly to a point distant one and a half miles or thereabouts east of the north-west angle of Lot 2095 thence by a north-easterly line touching the north-western shore of Pine Island to the southern boundary of Lot 134 on the northern side of the Great Lake by the northern shore of that lake to the south-west angle of Lot 3172 purchased by James Pillinger by the north-west and by part of the north-east boundary of that lot by the north-west and by part of the north boundary of Lot 949 purchased by Francis Flexmore by the west boundary of Lot 283 by the west and by the north boundary of Lot 284 by the north the east and by the south-east boundary of Lot 1395 by part of the north-east boundary of Lot 953 purchased by F. Flexmore by the north-west and by the north-east boundary of Lot 360 by the north boundary of Lot 354 by the north boundary of Lot 3764 by the north and by the east boundary of Lot 3765 by the east boundary of Lot 2838 purchased by John Jones by part of the north boundary of Lot 2839 purchased by John Jones by the north boundary of Lot 2071 purchased by John Jones by the north and by the east boundary of Lot 2840 purchased by John Jones by part of the north and by the east boundary of Lot 2072 also purchased by John Jones by part of the east boundary of Lot 2073 purchased by R.C. Gunn and others by the north and by the east boundary of Lot 356B by part of an east boundary of Lot 374 by part of the north boundary of land purchased by J. McRae by part of the West by the north and by the east boundary of land purchased by H. McRae by the north and by the east boundary of land purchased by A.J.M. McRae to the Lake River by that river (after crossing the same) to the west angle of Lot 3144 purchased by Joseph Archer and others by the south-west boundary of that lot by the south-west boundary of Lot 3143 to the north-west angle of Lot 3142 purchased by Joseph Archer and others by the north and north-east boundaries of that lot and by the north boundary of Lot 504 purchased by A.F. Kemp to Lake Sorell by that lake south-easterly north-easterly and southerly to the rivulet which connects that lake with Lake Crescent by that rivulet and by Lake Crescent to the eastern boundary of the Parish of Woodstock by that boundary to the Exe Rivulet by that rivulet to the River Jordan by that river southerly to the south boundary of land granted to Thomas Hooper by the south boundary of that land and by a continued westerly line thence by a southerly line passing along the eastern boundary of land purchased by D. Wyllie by the eastern boundary of land purchased by J. and C. Wyllie by the south boundary of the lastmentioned land by the east boundary of land purchased by C. Wyllie by the east and by part of the south boundary of 2000 acres granted to John McRae by the east and by the south boundary of Lot 2870 purchased by A. Morrison and others by the south boundary of Lot 2869 purchased by the same by part of the east and by the south	

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boundary of land purchased by W. Langdon by a south boundary of Lot 2237 by part of the east boundary of Lot 864 by part of the north and by the east boundary of Lot 69 purchased by Thomas Willison by part of the north and by the east boundary of Lot 863 purchased by W.M. Orr by the south-west boundary of land purchased by G. Smith by the south boundary of other land purchased by G. Smith by a south-easterly line to the west angle of 60 acres purchased by J.E. Howard by the south-west boundary of that land and by a continued south-easterly line to the west angle of 320 acres granted to Peter Murdoch by part of the south-west boundary of that grant by the south-east boundary of land purchased by M. Keating by south-east and by part of the north-east boundaries of lands purchased by W. Langdon and thence by a westerly line to the north angle of land purchased by W.H. Bannister by the north-west and south-west boundaries of that land by a line from the south angle of that land to the north-east angle of Lot 771 purchased by G.F. Read by part of its south-east boundary and by the north-east and by the south-east boundary of Lot 773 purchased by G.F. Read and thence by the south-west and north-west boundaries of the Parish of Wallace to a point on the summit of Platform Bluff thence bounded by a south-easterly line to the north-east angle of 50a. 2r. 36p. thence by a south-westerly line to the north-east angle of 25 acres purchased by J. Kelly thence by a line to the north angle of land selected by A.H.E. Bradshaw by the north-east boundary of that land thence by a south-easterly line to the north angle of land purchased by A. Harris by the north-east and by the south-east boundary of that land by the south-east boundary of land purchased by W. Harris by part of the north-east and by part of the south-east boundary of land purchased by J.C. Bond by a north-east boundary of Lot 3601 purchased by C. Cockerill by a north-east by a north-west and again by a north-east boundary of land granted to Samuel Guy to the River Derwent and thence by the northern bank of that river to the Bridgewater Causeway by that causeway to the southern bank of the river thence following the southern bank of the River Derwent to Humphrey’s Rivulet thence following that rivulet to a point opposite the west boundary of 2000 acres granted to George Hull by a line to and along the west boundary of that grant and by a continued southerly line to the south-west angle of 2660 acres granted to J. Allport and T. Young thence by a south-westerly line to the north-west angle of 90 acres purchased by C. Oates on the Mountain River thence by a line westerly to and along the summit of the Tiers westerly for a distance of 28 miles or thereabouts thence by a north-westerly line to the sumit of Mt. Mueller by a south-westerly line to the sumit of Mt. Wedge and thence by a north-westerly line to the point of commencement.
	A.D. 1934	
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     Commencing at Turnbull’s Bridge on the Macquarie River on its northern bank and following that river in a north-westerly direction (after crossing it) to the north-east angle of 4032 acres granted to James John Bayles thence by the south-east boundary of that lot to the River Isis by that river (after crossing it) southerly to the north-east angle of 1200 acres located to John Powell by the northern boundary of that lot by part of the southern boundary by part of the west and again by part of the south boundary of 2219 acres granted to J.C. Sutherland to the eastern boundary of 2560 acres located to J. Montagu by an east by a south again by an east boundary of that lot thence by a south-east boundary of a location to the Wesleyan Mission to its south angle on the Lake River by that river to the east boundary of land purchased by A.J.M. McRae by the east and north		

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A.D. 1934	boundary of that land by the east by the north and by part of the west boundary of land purchased by H. McRae by a part of the north boundary of land purchased by J. McRae by part of an east boundary of Lot 374 by the north and east boundary of Lot 356B by part of the east boundary of Lot 2073 purchased by R.C. Gunn and others by part of the north and by the east boundary of Lot 2072 purchased by John Jones by the east and by the north boundary of Lot 2471 also purchased by John Jones by part of the north boundary of Lot 2839 also purchased by John Jones by the east boundary of Lot 2838 also purchased by John Jones by the north and by the east boundary of Lot 3765 by the north boundary of Lot 3764 by the north boundary of Lot 354 by the north-west and by the north-east boundary of Lot 360 by part of the north-east boundary of Lot 953 purchased by F. Flexmore by the north and by the east boundaries of Lot 1395 by the east boundary of Lot 395A by the east boundary of Lot 395 by a north-westerly line from the north-east angle of that lot to the south-east angle of land purchased by E. Quin by the south boundary of that land by the south boundary of 50a. 0r. 6p. purchased by W.C. Quin thence by a westerly line for a distance of 120 chains or thereabouts thence by a northerly line to and along the east boundary of 100a. 1r. 23p. purchased by A. McGlade thence by a northerly line to the south-west angle of 78a. 3r. 0p. purchased by J. Turner thence by a north-westerly line to the south-east angle of 51a. 1r. 32p. purchased by J.H. Frankcomb by the east boundary of that land thence by the western side of the road from Osmaston to Deloraine north-westerly to the north angle of 147 acres purchased by David Death by part of the north-west boundary of that land to Quamby’s Brook and thence by the eastern side of that brook northerly to a point opposite the south boundary of 545 acres granted to Samuel Martin by a line to and along that boundary by the west boundary of that grant by the west boundary of 739 acres granted to T.W. Field to the Meander River by the course of that river easterly to its junction with the River Liffey thence following the course of the River Liffey south-westerly by its eastern side and then southerly to the south boundary of land located to T. Collicott by the south boundary of that land to the west boundary of 1813 acres granted to J. Robertson and W.D. Grubb by that boundary southerly to the edge of West Lagoon by that lagoon north-easterly to the north-east corner thence by a straight line easterly to the south-west angle of 700 acres granted to James Keane by the south boundary of that grant by the south boundary of Lot 13 purchased by M.L. Smith by the eastern boundary of same lot northerly by part of the south and south-eastern boundary of 156a. 3r. granted to R.R. Davies and W. Dodery to the South Esk River thence by that river south-easterly to the south-western boundary of 700 acres granted to Joseph Bonney leaving the river by that boundary south-westerly by part of the south-east south again south-east and east boundaries in a northerly direction continuing the line to the south-west angle of 285 acres granted to David Gibson thence south-easterly by the south-west boundary of that grant thence by the south-east boundary of same grant to the South Esk River crossing that river to its north side to the south-east angle of 68 acres granted to James Cox thence by the south-eastern boundary of that lot to its north-east angle thence by the north-eastern boundaries of other lands granted to the aforesaid James Cox to the north-west boundary of the Parish of Lymington by part of the north-east east north again north-east south-east again east and again north boundaries of that parish to the north-west angle of 205 acres located to Lewis Gilles thence by the south-western boundary of 510 acres granted to Allan McKinnon to the Rose Rivulet by that rivulet easterly to the south-west angle of 300 acres 	

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granted to J.B. Thomas by the south-west boundary of that lot also by its north-western boundary by the north-west boundary of other land granted to A. McKinnon thence by a north-easterly line passing through a grant to A. McKinnon by the south-east boundary of 480 acres granted to W.H. King thence by a continued north-easterly line passing through Lot 24 granted to Elizabeth Lette by part of the north-east boundary of that grant to the North Esk River by that river north-easterly after crossing the same to St. Patrick’s River by the north-eastern side of that river north-westerly to the south angle of 483a. 0r. 25p. purchased by M. Caswell by the south-east boundary of that land thence by a continued north-easterly line to the west boundary of Lot 465 by part of the west and by the north boundary of that lot thence by a northerly line along the eastern boundary of the Parish of Gunn for a distance of 2 miles or thereabouts thence by an easterly line to the north-west angle of 500 acres formerly selected by T.W.C. Abbott and thence by a north-easterly line to the north angle of Lot 2581 purchased by T.B. Bartley on the North Esk River in the Parish of Ben Nevis by a north-easterly line to a point distant 1 mile or thereabouts southerly from the south-west angle of 313a. 3r. 5p. purchased by W.P. Singline by a north-easterly line and by the north boundary to the north-east angle of 318a. 2r. 5p. of land purchased by J.C. Becker thence by the north boundary of that land and by a south-easterly line to the north-west angle of 60 acres purchased by O. Ryan thence to the Scamander River by the southern bank of that river to the South Pacific Ocean by the ocean southerly to the mouth of the Denison River thence by the southern side of that river to the north-west angle of 2096 acres granted to J. Barnard and others thence by a south-westerly line to 100 acres granted to R. Hepburn by an east boundary of that lot by a west boundary of Lot 3894 from the south-west angle of that lot by a line along the summit of the Tiers to Lot 404 by the south boundary of that lot by the south boundary of Lot 1854 by the south-east boundary and south-west boundary of Lot 1853 by the south-west boundary of Lot 229 purchased by William Grey by the south-west boundary of land granted to Robertson and Butler by part of the south-east boundary of other land granted to Robertson and Butler by the south-east and by the south-west boundary of land granted to A. O’Connor by a south-west by a south-east and again by part of a south-west boundary of land purchased by H. Harrison by the south-east and by the south-west boundary of land purchased by A. O’Connor by the south-west boundary of land purchased by H. Harrison by part of the south-east by the south and by part of the west boundary of land granted to H. Grey by the south boundary of other land purchased by H. Grey by part of the east and by the south boundaries of lands purchased by J. Robertson thence to the eastern boundary of the Parish of Salisbury thence by that boundary southerly south-westerly north-westerly again south-westerly to land granted to Nutt and Pitcairn thence north-westerly westerly and again north-westerly along the parish boundary to Lot 4 purchased by John Mackersey thence south-westerly and north-westerly along Lot 4 to the boundary of the Parish of Cleveland thence in a south-westerly direction following the boundary of that parish and crossing the Main Line Railway and Main Road to Hyland Lagoon by the boundary of the Parish of Campbell Town in a south-easterly and south-westerly and again south-easterly direction to 2422 acres granted to John Leake by a part of its north and by a part of its west boundary and again by part of the north and west boundary of 790 acres purchased by John Leake thence following the parish boundary aforesaid in a north-westerly and then in a south-westerly line to the Macquarie River thence by that river to the point of commencement.	A.D. 1934	

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A.D. 1934	WESTMORLAND.
	
	     Commencing where the River Liffey junctions with the River Meander and following the course of the River Liffey south-westerly by its eastern side and then southerly to the south boundary of land located to T. Collicott by the south boundary of that land to the west boundary of 1813 acres granted to J. Robertson and W.D. Grubb by that boundary southerly to the edge of west Lagoon by that lagoon north-easterly to the north-east corner thence by a straight line easterly to the south-west angle of 700 acres granted to James Keane by the south boundary of that grant by the south boundary of Lot 13 purchased by M.L. Smith by the eastern boundary of same lot northerly by part of the south and south-eastern boundary of 156a. 3r. granted to R.R. Davies and W. Dodery to the south Esk River thence by that river south-easterly to the south-western boundary of 700 acres granted to Joseph Bonney thence leaving the river by that boundary south-westerly by part of the south-east south again south-east and east boundaries in a northerly direction continuing the line to the west angle of 285 acres granted to David Gibson thence south-easterly by the south-west boundary of that grant thence by the south-east boundary of same grant to the South Esk River crossing that river to its north side to the south-east angle of 68 acres granted to James Cox thence by the south-eastern boundary of that lot to its north-east angle thence by the north-eastern boundaries of other lands granted to the aforesaid James Cox to the north-west boundary of the Parish of Lymington by part of the north-east east north again north-east south-east again east and again north boundaries of that parish to the north-west angle of 205 acres located to Lewis Gilles thence by the south-western boundary of 510 acres granted to Allan McKinnon to the Rose Rivulet by that rivulet easterly to the south-west angle of 300 acres granted to J.B. Thomas by the south-west boundary of that lot also by its north-western boundary by the north-west boundary of other land granted to A. McKinnon thence by a north-easterly line passing through a grant to A. McKinnon by the south-east boundary of 480 acres granted to W.H. King thence by a continued north-easterly line passing through Lot 24 granted to Elizabeth Lette by part of the north-east boundary of that lot to the North Esk River by that river north-easterly after crossing the same to St. Patrick’s River by the north-eastern side of that river north-westerly to the south angle of 483a.0r.25p. purchased by M. Caswell by the south-east boundary of that land thence by a continued north-easterly line to the west boundary of Lot 465 by part of the west and by the north boundary of that lot thence by a northerly line along the eastern boundary of the Parish of Gunn for a distance of 2 miles or thereabouts thence by an easterly line to the north-west angle of 500 acres formerly selected by T.W.C. Abbott and thence by a north-easterly line to the north angle of Lot 2581 purchased by T.B. Bartley on the North Esk River in the Parish of Ben Nevis thence by a north-westerly line to the south-east angle of 200 acres purchased by C.J. Heazlewood by the south and part of the west boundary of that lot thence by a westerly line to and along the south boundary of land purchased by E.A. Faulkner by part of the east by a north by an east again by a north and by part of the west boundary of land purchased by C.F. Tattersall thence by a westerly line to and along the north boundary of land purchased by J.J. Whiting thence by a south-westerly line to the eastern extremity of 125 acres purchased by George Faulkner thence by the northern side of the road from Scottsdale to Launceston westerly by the east boundary of land purchased by R.J. Finch by part of the east and by part of the north boundary of that land by the east and by part of the north boundary of land purchased by W. Bulman by the east and by part of the north boundary	

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of 50 acres purchased by D. Faulkner by the east and by the north boundary of other land purchased by D. Faulkner by part of the east boundary of 100 acres purchased by T. Faulkner by the east and by the north boundary of 100 acres purchased by J. Pearson by the north boundary of land purchased by A. Dean thence by a line to the south-east angle of land purchased by A. Bessell by the south and part of the west boundary of that land thence by a westerly line to and along the south boundary of land purchased by B. Castalanelli thence by a continued westerly line to the east boundary of Lot 723 by part of that boundary southerly by part of the north by the east and by the south boundary of land purchased by W.J.C. Brewer thence by a southerly line to the trigonometrical station on Mount Arthur thence by a south-westerly line to the south-east angle of 24a. 3r. 36p. purchased by D. G. Bostock in the Parish of Underwood thence by a south-westerly line to the north-east angle of land purchased by M.F.X. O’Loughlin by the north-western and north-eastern side of Piper’s River to the eastern side of the road from Lilydale to Launceston by that road south-westerly to a point opposite the east angle of Lot 7260 purchased by Frank Archer by the north-east and by part of the north-west boundary of that lot by the north-western boundary of 2153 acres granted to William Neilly to the River Tamar by the eastern bank of that river and following its course south-easterly to the south angle of 30 acres located to J. Brown by part of the south-east boundary of that location by the south-west boundary of land located to Jacob Montgarret by part of the north-west and by part of the south-west boundaries of land granted to David Kennedy by the north-west south-west and south-east boundaries of land granted to Thomas Landale thence crossing George-street to the south angle of land granted to Charles Box by part of the south-east boundary of that land by the south-west boundary of land granted to Daniel Room by the south-west and south-east boundaries of land granted to J.R. Daniels by part of a south-west and by the south-east boundary of the aforesaid land granted to Daniel Room by a south-west boundary of 112 acres granted to J. Lamont to the North Esk River thence by the north-east the south-east and south-west boundaries of the City of Launceston to the South Esk River thence after crossing that river to the south-west boundary of Lot 123 purchased by William Barnes thence by the south-west boundary of that lot by part of the south-west boundary of 800 acres purchased by Robert Mayler by the west boundary of Lot 1819 purchased by John Miller by the south boundary of Lot 1820 also purchased by John Miller by the south boundary of Lots 346 and 347 purchased by Richard Dry by the south boundary of Lot 4342 by the south boundary of 44 acres purchased by H. Reading by the southern boundary of Lot 758 purchased by William Lyons by the southern boundary of Lot 714 also purchased by William Lyons by the south boundary of 870 acres granted to Alex. Clerke by the eastern boundaries of 1000 acres and Lot 314 purchased by W.P. Ashburner to the Meander River by that river easterly to the point of commencement.	A.D. 1934	

SOUTH ESK.
		
     Commencing at the mouth of the Scamander River by the southern bank of that river to the north-west angle of 60 acres purchased by O. Ryan thence by a north-westerly line to the north-east angle of 318a. 2r. 5p. purchased by J.C. Becker thence by the north boundary of that land thence by a south-westerly line to a point distant 1 mile or thereabouts southerly from the south-west angle of 313a. 3r. 5p. purchased by W.P. Singline thence by a south-westerly line to the north east angle of Lot 2581 purchased by T.B. Bartley on the North Esk River in the Parish of Ben Nevis by that boundary thence by a 		

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A.D. 1934	north-easterly line to the south-east angle of 200 acres purchased by C.J. Heazlewood by the south and by part of west boundary of that lot thence by a westerly line to and along the south boundary of land purchased by E.A. Faulkner by part of the east by a north by an east again by a north and by part of the west boundary of land purchased by C.F. Tattersall thence by a westerly line to and along the north boundary of land purchased by J.J. Whiting thence by a south-westerly line to the eastern extremity of 125 acres purchased by George Faulkner thence by the northern side of the road from Scottsdale to Launceston westerly by the east boundary of land purchased by R.J. French by part of the east and by part of the north boundary of that land by the east and by part of the north boundary of land purchased by W. Bulman by the east and by part of the north boundary of 50 acres purchased by D. Faulkner by the east and by the north boundary of other land purchased by D. Faulkner by part of the east boundary of 100 acres purchased by T. Faulkner by the east and by the north boundary of 100 acres purchased by J. Pearson by the north boundary of land purchased by A. Dean thence by a line to the south-east angle of land purchased by A. Bessell by the south and part of the west boundary of that land thence by a westerly line to and along the south boundary of land purchased by B. Castalanelli thence by a continued westerly line to the east boundary of Lot 723 by part of that boundary southerly by part of the north by the east and by the south boundary of land purchased by W.J.C. Brewer thence by a southerly line to the trigonometrical station on Mount Arthur thence by a south-westerly line to the south-east angle of 24a. 3r. 36p. purchased by D.G. Bostock in the Parish of Underwood thence by a south-westerly line to the north-east angle of land purchased by M.F.X. O’Loughlin by the north western and north-eastern side of Piper’s River to the eastern side of the road from Lilydale to Launceston by that road south-westerly to a point opposite the east angle of Lot 7260 purchased by Frank Archer by the north-east and by part of the north-west boundary of that lot by the north-western boundary of 2153 acres granted to William Neilly to the River Tamar by that river north-westerly to Low Head thence by Bass Strait easterly and north-easterly to Cape Portland thence following the ocean southerly to the point of commencement.
     All the islands in Bass Strait lying to the east of the 147th degree of longitude form part of this district.	
	
TAMAR.
	
	     Commencing at West Head at the mouth of the River Tamar thence by Bass Strait to Point Sorell thence westerly to the mouth of the River Mersey by the eastern side of that river southerly to the south-west angle of Lot 3214 purchased by A.T. Parker thence by a south-easterly line crossing Port Frederick to the east angle of 600 acres granted to Alfred Nicholas by a south-east by a north-east and again by a south-east boundary of that grant by a south-west boundary of Lot 280 purchased by Z. Williams by the north-east boundary of 1710 acres granted to Gleadow and Nutt by the south-east boundary of land purchased by A.J. Ford by part of the south-west boundary of Lot 336 purchased by A. Nicholas by part of the north-west and by the south-west boundary of Lot 340 purchased by F. Higgins by a north-west and by a south-west boundary of land purchased by J.G. Crocker by part of the north-west by the south-west and by part of the south-east boundary of land purchased by T. Thompson by the south-west boundary of land purchased by T. Hainsworth thence by a continued south-easterly line to the north-west angle of land purchased by D. Sheahen by the west and by part of the south boundary of that land by the west and by part of the south boundary of land purchased by J. Sheahen the	

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Younger by the west and by the south boundary of land purchased by J.W. Hunter thence by an easterly line to the River Mersey thence after crossing that river southerly to the east angle of 168 acres granted to the Mersey and Deloraine Tramway Company thence by the boundaries of the Parishes of Forrabury and Virginstow to the Rubicon River after crossing the river by the south boundary of the Parish of Goodleigh easterly from the south boundary of that parish by a continued southerly line for a distance of 3 miles or thereabouts by the east boundary of land purchased by T.L. Crawford thence along the east boundary of 155a. 0r. 22p. purchased by E. Butler thence by the east boundary of that lot from the south-east angle of that lot to a point south then westerly and southerly by the boundaries of the Parish of Parkham by the south-east and by the north-east boundaries of 200 acres purchased by W. McElwee from the north angle of that lot by a north-easterly line to the west angle of 100 acres purchased by P. Daley thence by the south-west boundaries of the Parish of Wycombe by the south-west by the south-east and by part of the north-east boundaries of land granted to D. Judson by the south-east and by part of the north-east boundary of land purchased by W.G. Porter by the south-east boundary of land (200 acres) purchased by William Gillam from the east angle of that lot by a north-easterly line to Lot 2376 by the south-west boundary of that lot by the west boundary of Lot 2199 purchased by R. Thirkell by part of the north-east boundary of 100 acres purchased by P. Haggerty by the north-east boundary of 800 acres granted to William Lyttleton from the east angle of that lot to the Meander River thence following the northern side of that river easterly to the south-east angle of Lot 314 purchased by W.P. Ashburner by the eastern boundary of that lot northerly by the eastern boundary of other 1000 acres purchased by W.P. Ashburner to south-west angle of 870 acres granted to Alex. Clerke thence easterly by the southern boundary of that lot by the southern boundaries of Lot 714 and Lot 758 purchased by William Lyons by the southern boundary of 44 acres purchased by H. Reading by the southern boundary of Lot 4342 purchased by William Weller by the southern boundaries of Lots 347 and 346 purchased by Richard Dry by the southern boundary of Lot 1820 purchased by John Millar from the south-east angle of that lot northerly by the eastern boundary by part of the south-west boundary of 800 acres purchased by Robert Mayler by the south-west boundary of Lot 123 purchased by William Barnes to the South Esk River by that river to the River Tamar by that river northerly to the point of commencement.
     All islands in the River Tamar are included in this district.	A.D. 1934	

MEANDER.
		
     Commencing at the trigonometrical station on Cradle Mountain thence by a south-easterly line to the summit of the Du Cane Range thence by a north-easterly line to the southern extremity of Lake Ada by the south-western shores of that lake to the north of Christy’s Rivulet thence by a north-westerly line to Pillan’s Lake at the source of James River thence by a north-westerly line along the north-west boundary of Lot 398 to Lake Julian thence by that lake and by the northern and western banks of the rivulets connecting Lake Julian with Thompson’s Lake by the western and northern boundaries of Thompson’s Lake to the west boundary of Lot 399 by the west boundary of that lot by the north boundary of that lot by the north boundary of Lot 391 by part of the west the north-west the north-east and a south-east boundary of Lot 363 to Kermode’s Rivulet by that rivulet to Pine Rivulet by that rivulet to the south-west angle of Lot 1284 purchased		

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A.D. 1934	by Charles Headlam by the west and by the north boundary of that lot to Kimberley’s Rivulet by that rivulet to the Great Lake by that lake south-easterly and easterly along its western shores to a point distant one and half miles or thereabouts east of the north-west angle of Lot 2095 thence by a north-easterly line touching the north-western shore of Pine Island to the southern boundary of Lot 134 on the northern side of the Great Lake by the northern shore of that lake to the south-west angle of Lot 3172 purchased by James Pillinger by the north-west and part of the north-east boundary of that lot by the north-west and part of the north boundary of Lot 949 purchased by Francis Flexmore by the west boundary of Lot 283 by the west and by the north boundary of Lot 284 by the east boundaries of Lots 395A and 395 thence by a north-westerly line to the south-east angle of 32a. 1r. 39p. purchased by E. Quin by the south boundary of that land by the south boundary of land purchased by W.C. Quin thence by a westerly line for a distance of 120 chains or thereabouts thence by a northerly line to and along the east boundary of 100a. 1r. 23p. purchased by A. McGlade thence by a northerly line to the south-west angle of 78a. 3r. purchased by J. Turner thence by a north-westerly line to the south-east angle of 51a. 1r. 32p. purchased by J.H. Frankcomb thence by the western side of the road from Osmaston to Deloraine north-westerly to the north angle of 147 acres purchased by David Death by part of the north-west boundary of that land to Quamby’s Brook and thence by the eastern side of that brook northerly to a point opposite the south boundary of 545 acres granted to Samuel Martin by a line to and along that boundary by the west boundary of that grant by the west boundary of 739 acres granted to T.W. Field to the Meander River by that river easterly (after crossing the same) to the east angle of 800 acres granted to William Lyttleton by the north-east boundary of that land by part of the north-east boundary of 100 acres purchased by P. Haggerty by the west boundary of Lot 2199 purchased by R. Thirkell by the south-west boundary of Lot 2376 thence by a south-westerly line to the east angle of 200 acres purchased by William Gillam by the south-east boundary of that land by part of the north-east and by the south-east boundary of land purchased by W.G. Porter by part of the north-east by the south-east and by the south-west boundary of land granted to D. Judson thence by the south-west boundaries of the Parish of Wycombe to the west angle of 100 acres purchased by P. Daly thence by a south-westerly line to the north angle of 200 acres purchased by W. McElwee by the north-east and by the south-east boundary of that land thence by the boundaries of the Parish of Parkham southerly and westerly to a point south of the south-east angle of 155a. 0r. 22p. purchased by E. Butler thence by a northerly line to and along the east boundary of land purchased by T.L. Crawford thence by a continued northerly line for a distance of 3 miles or thereabouts to the south boundary of the Parish of Goodleigh by that boundary westerly to the River Rubicon by that river southerly to a point opposite the north boundary of 322a. 1r. purchased by T.L. Shaw by a line to and along that boundary thence by southern boundaries of the Parish of Virginstow by the southern south-western and south-eastern boundaries of the Parish of Forrabury to the Mersey thence by that river north-westerly to a point opposite the south boundary of land purchased by J.W. Hunter thence after crossing the river by a westerly line to the south boundary of that land by that boundary and by the west boundary of the same lot by part of the south and by the west boundary of land purchased by J. Sheehan the Younger by part of the south and by the west boundary of land purchased by D. Sheehan from the north-west angle thereof by a continued north-westerly line to the south-west boundary of land purchased by T. Hainsworth by that boundary and by part of the south-	

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east by the south-west and by part of the north-west boundary of land purchased by T. Thompson by a south-west and by a north-west boundary of land purchased by J.G. Crocker by the south-west and by part of the north-west boundary of Lot 340 purchased by F. Higgins by part of the south-east north-east again a south-east boundary of 600 acres purchased by A. Nicholas by part of the north-east and by the south-east boundary of Lot 328 purchased by W.B. Dean to the River Don by that river southerly to a point opposite the south boundary of 1710 acres granted to Nutt and Gleadow by a line to and along that boundary by part of the east and by the south boundary of land purchased by D. Doogan by part of the north and by the west boundary of land purchased by M. Smallcomb by the east and by the south boundary of land purchased by W. French to the River Forth by that river to the River Wilmot following the western bank of that river in a south-westerly direction to the southern boundary of the Parish of Broadworthy by that boundary in a westerly direction to the River Gawler crossing that river at the south-east angle of the Parish of North Motton thence following the south boundary of that parish westerly to the River Leven by that river north-easterly to Walloa Creek on the western bank by that creek to land purchased by Mary Kent by the eastern boundary of that land northerly then westerly by its northern boundary then northerly westerly and again northerly along the western boundary of certain mineral sections thence by a line to the south-east angle of land purchased by J. Kaine by its eastern and northern boundaries by the south boundary of land purchased by R. Bransden thence by the east and by the north boundary westerly of land purchased by J. Kaine Junior then northerly by the eastern boundary of land purchased by J.J.R. Barker by the east and by part of the north boundary of land purchased by H.U. Naylor by the west boundary of lands purchased by E. Midgeley A. Whitehouse and A. Willie respectively by the east and by the north boundary of land purchased by G. Dyke the Younger by portion of the east and part of the north boundary of land purchased by R.H. Bennett by the east boundary of land purchased by N. Dwyer by part of the south and by the east boundary of land purchased by J.T. Bramich by the east boundary of lands purchased by E. Midgley and L. Biggins respectively by the south boundary in a westerly direction of lands purchased by Robert Dick and T.S. Midgeley by part of the western boundary of the lastmentioned lot by the southern and western boundary of land purchased by W. Fraser by the north and by part of the west boundary of land purchased by P. McHugh by the southern boundary of land purchased by Donald Westcombe to the River Blythe thence following that river (after crossing the same) in a southerly direction to land purchased by F.A. Groom by the northern and part of the western boundary of that land by the north boundaries of land purchased by F.G. Lade by a north and by a west and again by a north boundary of land purchased by L. Storey by the north boundary of lands purchased by C.C. Giles by part of the east by the north and by part of the west boundaries of land purchased by J.A. Hurst by the north boundary of land purchased by H. Groom by part of the east and by the north boundary of land purchased by H.J. Carr from the north-west angle of that land in a westerly line to the Emu River by that river south-westerly for a distance of about 2 miles to the Hampshire Hills block by a part of the north and by the eastern boundary of that block to the south-east angle thereof thence by a south-easterly line to the River Blythe by the eastern side of that river (after crossing the same) southerly for a distance of about 2½ miles to the north-east angle of Surrey Hills block by part of the north and eastern boundary of that block to its south-eastern angle thence by a southerly line passing through Mayday Mountain to the Vale River thence by a south-easterly line to the point of commencement on Cradle Mountain.	A.D. 1934	

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A.D. 1934	MERSEY.
	
	     Commencing at a point on the Mersey River at the east angle of 600 acres granted to Alfred Nicholas by a south-east by a north-east and again by a south-east boundary of that grant by part of the north-east and by the south-east boundary of Lot 328 purchased by W.B. Dean to the River Don by that river southerly to a point opposite the south boundary of 1710 acres granted to Nutt and Gleadow by a line to and along that boundary by part of the east and by the south boundary of land purchased by D. Doogan by part of the north and by the west boundary of land purchased by M. Smallcomb by the east and by the south boundary of land purchased by W. French to the River Forth by that river to the River Wilmot following the western bank of that river in a south-westerly direction to the southern boundary of the Parish of Bradworthy by that boundary in a westerly direction to the River Gawler crossing that river at the south-east angle of the Parish of North Motton thence following the south boundary of that parish westerly to the River Leven thence by that river north-easterly to Walloa Creek on the western bank of that creek of land purchased by Mary Kent by the eastern boundary of that land northerly then westerly by its northern boundary then northerly westerly and again northerly along the western boundary of certain mineral sections thence by a line to the south-east angle of land purchased by J. Kaine by its east and north boundaries by the south boundary of land purchased by R. Bransden thence by the east and by the north boundary westerly of land purchased by J. Kaine the Younger thence northerly by the eastern boundary of land purchased by J.J.R. Barker by the east and by part of the north boundary of land purchased by H.U. Naylor by the west boundary of lands purchased by E. Midgley A. Whitehouse and A. Willie respectively by the east and by the north boundary of land purchased by G. Dyke the Younger by portion of the east and portion of the north boundary of land purchased by R.H. Bennett by the east boundary of land purchased by N. Dwyer by part of the south and by the east boundary of land purchased by J.T. Bramich by the east boundary of land purchased by E. Midgley by the east boundary of land purchased by L. Biggins by the south boundary in a westerly direction of land purchased by Robert Dick and T.S. Midgley by part of the western boundary of the lastmentioned lot by the southern and western boundary of land purchased by W. Fraser by the north and by part of the west boundary of land purchased by P. McHugh by the southern boundary of land purchased by Donald Westcombe to the Blythe River by that river northerly to a point opposite to the south-east angle of land purchased by A. Morris by the southern boundary of that land to Chasm Creek by that creek northerly thence by the southern boundary westerly of land purchased by W. Smith by the north boundary of land purchased by C.J. Tatlow by part westerly of same lot by the northern boundary of land purchased by J. Sturzaker by part easterly and southern boundary of land purchased by J.J. and H. McN. Madden by part of the eastern and by northern boundary of land purchased by E. Rouse thence by a line to the Emu River near the junction of the Pet River thence following the Emu River in a north-easterly direction on its eastern side then by a continued westerly line by the north boundary of Lot 56 to its north-west angle thence to Romaine Creek after crossing the same by that creek southerly to Lot 43 by the south and part of the west boundary of that lot by the south and part of the west boundary of Lot 42 by the south boundary of Lot 40 from its south-west angle to Stoney Creek and by its eastern side to a point opposite Lot 72A at its north-east angle thence by a line to and along the north boundary of that lot by the south-west boundary of Lot 9	

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by the south-east and by the south-west boundary of Lot 8 conveyed by the Van Diemen’s Land Company to Mary Morris to Bass Strait and thence by that strait easterly and south-easterly to the River Mersey and by that river to the point of commencement.	A.D. 1934	

RUSSELL.		
     Commencing at the mouth of the Pieman River and following the ocean in a north-westerly direction to Cape Grim thence by Bass Strait in an easterly and south-easterly direction to a point to Lot 8 conveyed by the Van Diemen’s Land Company to Mary Morris by the south-east and by the south-west boundary of that lot by the south-west boundary of Lot 9 thence by a line to and along the north boundary of Lot 72A to a point opposite the north-east angle of that lot thence by the eastern side of Stoney Creek southerly to the south-west angle of Lot 40 by the south boundary of that lot by part of the west and by the south boundary of Lot 42 by part of the west and by the south boundary of Lot 43 to Romaine Creek by that creek northerly after crossing the same to the north-west angle of Lot 56 by the north boundary of that lot and by a continued easterly line to the eastern side of the Emu River thence following that river in a south-westerly direction to a point opposite the south-west angle of 125a. 0r. 29p. purchased by E. Rouse thence easterly by a line to and along the southern boundary of that land by the southern boundary of land purchased by J.J. and H. McN. Madden by the northern boundary of land purchased by J. Sturzaker by the northern boundary of land purchased by C.J. Tatlow by the southern boundary of land purchased by W. Smith to Chasm Creek by that creek after crossing the same thence by the southern boundary of land purchased by A. Morris and a continued line to the River Blythe thence following that river in a southerly direction to land purchased by F.A. Groom by the northern and part of the western boundary of that land by the north boundaries of land purchased by F.G. Lade by a north and by a west and again by a north boundary of land purchased by L. Storey by the north boundary of lands purchased by C.C. Giles by part of the east by the north and by part of the west boundaries of land purchased by J.A. Hurst by the north boundary of land purchased by H. Groom by part of the east by the north boundary of land purchased by H.J. Carr from the north-west angle of that land in a westerly line to the Emu River by that river south-westerly for a distance of about 2 miles to the Hampshire Hills block by a part of the north and by the eastern boundary of that block to the south-east angle thereof thence by a south-easterly line to the Blythe River by the eastern side of that river southerly for a distance of about 2½ miles to the north-east angle of the Surrey Hills block by part of the north and the eastern boundary of that block to its south-eastern angle thence by a southerly line passing through Mayday Mountain to the Vale River by that river to the Mackintosh River thence by a continued westerly line to the Town of Corinna by the north and by the west boundary of that town to the River Pieman and thence by the northern bank of that river to the point of commencement.
     Included in this district are all the islands including King Island adjacent to the coast north of Sandy Cape and west of 146th degree of longitude.		

GORDON.		
     Commencing at the mouth of the Pieman River and bounded by the northern boundary of that river to the western boundary of the Town of Corinna by that boundary northerly thence by the northern boundary of that town thence by a continued easterly line to the Mackintosh River thence by the northern side of that river and by		

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A.D. 1934	the northern side of the Vale River to a point due south of the May-day Mountain thence by a south-easterly line to the trigonometrical station on Cradle Mountain thence by a south-easterly line to the summit of the Du Cane Range and thence by a south-easterly line to the summit of Mt. Manfred thence by a southerly line to the summit to Coal Hill thence by a south-westerly line to the summit of Gould’s Sugar Loaf thence by a south-easterly line to the summit of Mt. Gell thence by a line to the summit of Mt. Arrowsmith thence by a south-easterly line to the source of the Denison River to the Gordon River by that river to the Serpentine River by that river south-easterly for a distance of 5 miles or thereabouts thence by a line to the source of the Davey River by that river to Port Davey by the western and north-western shores of that port to the ocean by the ocean to the point of commencement at Pieman Heads.

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Section 27.	THE  FOURTH  SCHEDULE
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DESCRIPTIONS AND BOUNDARIES OF ASSEMBLY
DIVISIONS.
	
	BASS.
	
	     Commencing at Low Head on the River Tamar thence after crossing that river by the west bank thereof to the boundary of the town of Trevallyn thence by the north-west and south-west boundaries of that town to the South Esk River thence by that river and after crossing the same by the south-west the south-east and the north-east boundaries of the City of Launceston to the North Esk River by that river (after crossing the same) to its source thence by a north-easterly line to a point distance 1 mile or thereabouts southerly from the south-west angle of 313a. 3r. 5p. purchased by W.P. Singline thence by a north-easterly line to the north-west angle of 318a. 2r. 5p. purchased by J.C. Becker by the north boundary of that land thence by a south-easterly line to the north-west angle of 60 acres purchased by O. Ryan thence by the southern bank of the Scamander River to the South Pacific Ocean by that ocean northerly to Bass Strait and thence by that strait to the point of commencement.	
	     All the islands adjacent to the coast north of Scamander River and all islands in Bass Strait east of the 147th degree of longitude and south of 39 degree and 12 minutes of latitude form part of this division.	
	
DARWIN.
	
	     Commencing at the mouth of the River Mersey on Bass Strait and bounded by the eastern side of that river to the south-west angle of Lot 3214 purchased by Alexander T. Parker thence by a south-easterly line crossing Port Frederick to the east angle of 600 acres granted to Alfred Nicholas by a south-east by a north-east and again by a south-east boundary of that grant by a south-west boundary of Lot 280 purchased by Z. Williams by part of the south-east boundary of Lot 438 granted to J.W. Gleadow and R.W. Nutt by the north-east boundary of 1710 acres granted to Gleadow and Nutt by the south-east boundary of land purchased by A.J. Ford by part of the south-west boundary of Lot 336 purchased by A. Nicholas by part of the north-west and by the south-west boundary of Lot 340 purchased by F. Higgins by a north-west and by a south-west boundary of land purchased by J.B. Crocker by part of the north-west by the south-west and by part of the south-east boundary of land purchased by T. Thompson by the south-west	

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boundary of land purchased by T. Hainsworth thence by a continued south-easterly line to the north-west angle of land purchased by D. Sheahen by the west and by part of the south boundary of that land by the west and by part of the south boundary of land purchased by J. Sheahen the younger by the west and by the south boundary of land purchased by J.W. Hunter thence by an easterly line to the River Mersey thence by that river south-easterly after crossing the same to the north-west angle of 60 acres purchased by James Ritchie thence by a line to and along the summits of the Gog Mountain to their western extremity thence by a westerly line to and along the north boundary of land purchased by James How thence by a continued westerly line to the south angle of 199a. 3r. 27p. purchased by E. Cock thence by a south-westerly line to a north-east angle of Lot 8578 purchased by S. Tulloch thence by the eastern southern and northern boundaries of that lot by part of the east boundary of Lot 7391 purchased by T.W. Field by a north and by the east boundaries of 319a. 2r. 5p. purchased by E.L. Field by part of the west boundary of land purchased by J. Heaney thence by a south-easterly line to the north-east angle of Lot 2666 purchased by W. Field and others by the east and by the south boundary of that lot by part of the east by the south and by the west boundary of land purchased by J. Heaney by a north-westerly line to the south-west angle of land purchased by W.E. Bramich thence by a westerly line to and along the south boundary of land purchased by W.B. Baker by part of the east and by the south boundary of land purchased by T.R. Addison thence by a line to the south-east angle of the Middlesex Plains block thence by a south-westerly line to the trigonometrical station on Cradle Mountain thence by a north-westerly line to the Vale River at a point south of the south-east angle of the Surrey Hills block thence by a southerly line to the Canning River thence by that river south-easterly for a distance of 8 miles or thereabouts thence by a line to Lake Augusta thence by a line to the source of the Collingwood River by that river to the Franklin River by that river to the Gordon River by that river to the Sprent River by that river to its source thence by a line to the source of the Mainwaring River by the north bank of that river to the sea and thence by that sea and by Bass Strait aforesaid to the point of commencement.
     King Island and all islands in Bass Strait west of the 146th degree of longitude and south of 39 degrees and 12 minutes of latitude form part of this division.	A.D. 1934	

DENNISON.
		
     Commencing at the junction of the New Town Rivulet with New Town Bay and bounded by that rivulet to a point opposite the north boundary of 242 acres granted to E.S.P. Bedford and W. De Gillern thence after crossing that rivulet by the north boundary of the aforesaid grant to the centre of Gilbin-street thence along the centre of that street thence by part of the north and by the west boundary of 75 acres granted to Susan Ross and Valentine Griffiths by part of the north and by the west boundary of 317½ acres granted to S. Ross and V. Griffiths to the south-west angle thereof thence by a line north-easterly to the centre of a roadway thence along the centre of that roadway to the centre of Knocklofty-terrace thence along the centre of that terrace to the north boundary of land granted to William Walton by part of that boundary by the north-eastern boundary of land granted to Joseph Bowden thence crossing Forest-road to and along the north-eastern boundary of land granted to G.P. Fitzgerald and W. Hart by a continued south-easterly line to the Hobart Rivulet by that rivulet in a south-westerly direction (after crossing same) to the centre of Glen-street thence along the centre of that street to Macquarie-street		

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A.D. 1934	to a point intersected by the centre-line of Washington-street thence along the centre of Washington-street to the centre of Wentworth-street along the centre-line of that street to Holebrook-place thence along the centre of Holebrook-place to the centre of Reform-street along the centre of that street to the centre of Waterworks-road along the centre of that road and along the centre of Proctor’s-road to a point opposite the centre of Lord-street thence by the centre of that street to the north-eastern side of High-street thence by a north-westerly line for a distance of 50 links or thereabouts thence by a north-easterly line to the Derwent River and thence by that river to the point of commencement.	
	
FRANKLIN.
	
	     Commencing at the mouth of the Little Swanport River on the sea thence by that river south-westerly to the west angle of 1000 acres located to Walter Synnott by part of the south-west boundary of that land to a road by the northern side of that road easterly to a point opposite the north-east angle of Lot 399 by a line to and along the eastern boundary of that lot by the east boundary of Lot 403 by the east and south-east boundaries of the Parish of Hobbs to the Bluff River by the southern side of that river to the north-east angle of 1000 acres purchased by J. Cornish by part of the east boundary of that land by the north by the east and by the south boundary of land purchased by C.E. Cornish by part of the east and by part of the south boundary of the aforesaid 1000 acres purchased by J. Cornish by the east boundary of land purchased by E.A.A. Cornish by a south-easterly line to the north-east angle of land purchased by P.E. French by the east boundary of that land thence by the north boundary of the Parish of Cruttenden westerly to the north boundary of Lot 457A by that boundary and by the north boundary of Lot 555 by part of the east by the north and by part of the west boundary of land purchased by J. Dare by part of the east boundary of land purchased by R.M. Balsley by part of the north and by the east boundary of land purchased by R.I. Brown by the east boundary of land purchased by W. Brown the younger thence by a south-westerly line to the south-east angle of land purchased by R. Kingston by the south boundary of that land thence by a south-westerly line to the south-east angle of land purchased by W.M. Johnson by the south and part of the west boundary of that land by the north and by a west boundary of land purchased by W. Duthie by a north by the west and again by a north boundary of other land purchased by W. Duthie by the north boundary of land purchased by J. Brown by a north by an east and again by a north boundary of land purchased by H.A. McConnon by part of the east and by part of the north boundary of land purchased by A. Daniels to the eastern boundary of 20a. 1r. 14p. purchased by A. Daniels by the east by the north and by part of the west boundary of that land thence by the south boundary of the parish of Bisdee to the White Kangaroo Rivulet thence by a north-westerly line to the north-east angle of 50a. 0r. 21p. purchased by J. Duggan by a north by an east and again by a north boundary of that land by a north boundary of land purchased by J. Roberts by an east by a north and by part of the north-west boundary of land purchased by R. Housego by the north-east and by the north-west boundary of other land purchased by R. Housego by part of the north-east and by the north-west boundary of land purchased by S.W, Westbrook by part of the north-east boundary of land purchased by G. Stokell by part of the south-east and by the north-east boundary of land purchased by B. Connon thence by a westerly line to the north-east angle of 20a. 1r. 20p. purchased by J. Casey by the south-east boundaries of lands purchased by P. Burke	

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by the south-east boundary of land purchased by A. Bower by the south-east and part of the north-east boundary of land purchased by E. Housego by the south-east and by the north-east boundary of other land purchased by E. Housego thence by a north-westerly line to the south-west angle of 18 acres purchased by M. Scott by the west and part of the north boundary of that land by the west boundary of land purchased by G. Adams by part of a south by a west and again by a south boundary of land purchased by W. Scott to Burns Creek by that creek south-westerly for a distance of 5 chains or thereabouts thence by a southerly line to the north-east angle of land purchased by G. Bailey by the east by the south and by the west boundary of that land thence by a continued northerly line to Burns Creek by that creek to the east boundary of land purchased by E.P. Kennedy by an east by a north by a west again by a north and again by part of the west boundary of that land by a south boundary of land purchased by H.V. Goodwin by a north-east a north-west and a south-west boundary of land purchased by C.J. Petersen by part of a north-west and by part of a south-west boundary of other land purchased by C.J. Petersen by the north-west boundary of land purchased by C. Brooks by the south and part of the west boundary of land purchased by P. Campbell by the south boundary of land purchased by A.R. Campbell to a road thence by that road south-easterly after crossing the same to the north-east angle of 50 acres purchased by M. Scott by the north boundary of that lot and by a continued westerly line to Coal River by that river northerly to Hunter’s Creek thence by the southern side of that creek westerly to the north-west boundary of the town of Rhyndaston thence by that boundary by the south-west boundary of Lot 6121 purchased by R.W. Stokell by the south-west boundary of 2560 acres granted to George Stokell by part of the south-east boundary of 2450 acres granted to George Mercer by part of the north-west and by part of the south-west boundary of land granted to G.W. Guest by a south-east and by a north-east boundary of Lot 252 purchased by John Bisdee by the north-east boundary of Lot 2514 purchased by John Bisdee by part of the north-west and by the south-west boundary of Lot 128 purchased by George Stokell by the north-east and the south boundary of Lot 1457 purchased by John Bisdee thence by a south-westerly line to the north-west angle of 153 acres purchased by J. Hodge by the north-west boundaries of lands purchased by W. Denney and P. Graham respectively by part of the south-east boundary of Lot 3723 purchased by John Bisdee by the north-east the east and the south boundary of Lot 259 by a westerly line to and along the south boundary of 50 acres purchased by J.T. Clay thence by the western boundaries of the Parish of Yarlington to the north boundary of 85¼ acres purchased by J. Smith by part of that boundary and by the east boundary of that land by part of the north by the east boundary of land purchased by J. Porter by part of the south boundary of that land by part of the east boundary of Lot 288 by the north boundary of Lot 287 by the west and the south boundary of Lot 1094 by a north-easterly line to the south-west angle of Lot 438 purchased by W. Kearney by the south boundary of that lot by the east boundary of Lot 1092 purchased by W. Lamprill by part of the south boundary of Lot 1090 by the west the south by an east and again by a south boundary of 473½ acres granted to W. Brodribb by the east and the south boundary of 845½ acres granted to W. Brodribb by the west and by part of the south boundary of land granted to J. Till by the west and south-west boundary of Lot 82 purchased by R. Pitcairn by the west and part of the south-west boundary of Lot 328 purchased by Henry Melville by part of the west and by part of the south boundary of land granted to R. Pitcairn by the west boundary of land granted to S. Lord thence by the boundary of the Parish of Drummond to	A.D. 1934	

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A.D. 1934	the east angle of 1992 acres granted to W. De Gillern by the east the south-east the north-east and the south-west boundary of that land thence by the boundaries of the Parish of Forbes to the east boundary of 853 acres granted to J. Cassidy and R. Pitcairn by part of that boundary by part of the north-west and by the north-east boundary of 500 acres granted to James Robertson by the north-east boundary of Lot 877 purchased by W. Abbott thence by Risdon Brook to the east angle of Lot 878 by the south-east boundary of that lot by the north-east and by the south boundary of Lot 5 purchased by T.G. Gregson to the River Derwent by that river to the south angle of 1560 acres granted to C. Swanston and R. Pitcairn by a south-west by a south-east again by a south-west and by part of the north-west boundary of that grant by the south-west and by part of the north-west boundary of land purchased by C.J. Barclay and J. Pearce by the south-east and north-east boundaries of land purchased by A. Patmore by part of the south-east and by the north-east boundary of other land purchased by A. Patmore by a north-westerly line to the east angle of 30a. 3r. 30p. purchased by E.D. Harris by the north-east boundary of that land thence by a north-westerly line to and along the north-east boundary of 23 acres purchased by A.H.E. Bradshaw thence by a line to the north-east angle of 25 acres purchased by J. Kelley thence by a north-easterly line to the north-east angle of a lot of 50a. 2r. 30p. thence by a north-westerly line to Platform Bluff thence by a line to the east angle of 50 acres purchased by J. Abel by the north-east boundary of that land by a north-westerly line to the east angle of 50 acres also purchased by J. Abel by the north-east and north-west boundary of that land by part of the north-east and by part of the north-west boundary of other land purchased by J. Abel by the north-east boundary of Lot 292 by the south-east boundary of land purchased by R. Barker by the south-east the south-west and by part of the north-west boundary of land purchased by W. Dean by part of the south-west boundary of land purchased by G.T. Walker by the south-east and the south-west boundary of land purchased by E.J. Walker by part of the south-east and by part of the south-west boundary of Lot 765 purchased by W. Jarvis by the south-east and by part of the south-west boundary of Lot 764 purchased by J. Ganfield by part of the south-west and by a south-east boundary of 200 acres granted to A. Kramer by part of the north-east and by the north-west boundary of land located to J. Terry to the River Derwent thence by that river to the Russell Falls River by that river to Falls Creek by that creek to its source by a line to the summit of Mt. Field East by a westerly line to the trigonometrical station on Mt. Field West thence by a south-westerly line to the summit of Mt. Mueller thence by a south-westerly line to the summit of Mt. Wedge thence by a north-westerly line to the junction of the Gordon and Serpentine Rivers thence by the Gordon River to the Sprent River by that river to its source thence by a line to the source of the Mainwaring River by that river to the sea thence by the sea and by D’Entrecasteaux Channel to the River Derwent by that river to a point thereon intersected by a line being the continuation of the north-western side of Lord-street thence along that line to High-street thence south-easterly along High-street to a point opposite the centre of Lord-street thence along the centre of Lord-street to Proctor’s-road thence along the centre of that road and of Waterworks-road to a point opposite the centre of Reform-street thence along the centre of Reform-street and along the centre of Holebrook-place to the centre of Wentworth-street along the centre of that street and of Washington-street to a point in Macquarie-street opposite the centre of Glen-street thence along the centre of Glen-street to the Hobart Rivulet thence along that rivulet after crossing same to the north-east boundary of land granted	

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to G.P. Fitzgerald and W. Hart and by that boundary north-westerly thence crossing Forest-road by the north-eastern boundary of land granted to Joseph Bowden by part of the north boundary of land granted to William Walton to the centre of Knocklofty-terrace thence along the centre of that terrace to a point opposite the centre of a road-way thence along the centre of that roadway to the north-east boundary of 317½ acres granted to Susan Ross and Valentine Griffiths thence by a south-westerly line to the south-western angle of that grant by the western and by part of the north boundary of that grant by the west and by part of the north boundary of 75 acres also granted to Susan Ross and Valentine Griffiths to the centre of Giblin-street by the centre of Giblin-street to the north boundary of 242 acres granted to E.S.P. Bedford and W. De Gillern by that boundary to the New Town Rivulet thence by that rivulet after crossing same to New Town Bay by that bay to Cemetery Point thence by a line to Montagu Point by the River Derwent by Storm Bay Frederick Henry Bay and Norfolk Bay to Cape Raoul thence by the sea to the point of commencement.
     Maria Island Bruni Island and all other islands adjacent to the coast between the Little Swanport River and the Mainwaring River form part of this division.	A.D. 1934	

WILMOT.		
     Commencing at a point on the Vale River south of the south-east angle of the Surrey Hills block thence by a line to the trigonometrical station on Cradle Mountain thence by a line to the south-east angle of the Middlesex Plains block thence by a line to the south-west angle of land purchased by T.R. Addison by the south and by part of the east boundary of that land by the south boundary of land purchased by W.B. Baker thence by a line to the south-west angle of land purchased by W.E. Bramich thence by a line to the north-west angle of land purchased by J. Heaney by the west the south and by part of the east boundary of that land by the south and by the east boundary of Lot 2666 thence by a north-westerly line to the south-west angle of 49a. 2r. 19p. formerly purchased by J. Heaney by the west boundary of that land by a south by the east and by a north boundary of land purchased by E.L. Field by part of the east boundary of Lot 7391 purchased by T.W. Field by part of the south by the east the north again by an east by a south and again by an east boundary of Lot 8578 purchased by Samuel Tulloch thence by a line to a south angle of 199a. 3r. 27p. purchased by E. Cock thence by a line to and along the north boundary of 306 acres purchased by James How thence by a line along the summits of the Gog Mountain and by a continued line to the north-west angle of 60 acres purchased by James Ritchie on the River Mersey by that river northerly to the south-west angle of Lot 9183 thence by a westerly line to and along the south boundary of 20 acres purchased by W.J. Hunter by the west boundary of that land by part of the south and by the west boundary of land purchased by J. Sheahen by part of the south and by the west boundary of land purchased by D. Sheahen thence by a line to the south angle of 50 acres purchased by C.H. Catchpole by the south-west boundary of land purchased by T. Hainsworth by part of the south-east by the south-west and by part of the north-west boundary of land purchased by T. Thompson by the south-west and by part of the north-west boundary of land purchased by J.B. Crocker by the south-west boundary of Lot 340 purchased by F. Higgins by part of the south-east and by a north-east and by part of the north-west boundary of land purchased by C. Jowett by the north-east boundary of land granted to R.W. Nutt and J.W. Gleadow by part of the south-east boundary of Lot 438 by a south-west and by a north-west boundary of Lot 280 purchased by Z. Williams by part of the south-west and by the north-west boundary		

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A.D. 1934	of Lot 269 purchased by D. Cocker thence by a line crossing the River Mersey to the south-west angle of Lot 3214 purchased by A.T. Parker thence northerly along the River Mersey to Bass Strait thence by Bass Strait to the River Tamar thence by that river to the Town of Trevallyn thence by the north-west and south-west boundaries of that town to the South Esk River thence by that river and after crossing the same by the south-west the south-east and the north-east boundaries of the City of Launceston to the North Esk River by that river (after crossing the same) to its source thence by a north-easterly line to a point distant 1 mile or thereabouts southerly from the south-west angle of 313a. 3r. 5p. purchased by W.P. Singline thence by a north-easterly line to the north-west angle of 318a. 2r. 5p. purchased by J.C. Becker by the north boundary of that land thence by a south-easterly line to the north-west angle of 60 acres purchased by O. Ryan thence by the southern bank of the Scamander River to the South Pacific Ocean by the sea to Little Swanport River thence by that river (after crossing the same) south-westerly to the west angle of 1000 acres located to Walter Synnott by part of the south-west boundary of that land to a road by the northern side of that road easterly to a point opposite the north-east angle of Lot 399 by a line to and along the eastern boundary of that lot by the east boundary of Lot 403 by the east and south-east boundaries of the Parish of Hobbs to the Bluff River by the southern side of that river to the north-east angle of 1000 acres purchased by J. Cornish by part of the east boundary of that land by the north by the east and by the south boundary of land purchased by C.E. Cornish by part of the east and by part of the south boundary of the aforesaid 1000 acres purchased by J. Cornish by the east boundary of land purchased by E.A.A. Cornish by a south-easterly line to the north-east angle of land purchased by P.E. French by the east boundary of that land thence by the north boundary of the Parish of Cruttenden westerly to the north boundary of Lot 457A by that boundary and by the north boundary of Lot 555 by part of the east by the north and by part of the west boundary of land purchased by J. Dare by part of the east boundary of land purchased by R.M. Balsley by part of the north and by the east boundary of land purchased by R.I. Brown by the east boundary of land purchased by W. Brown the younger thence by a south-westerly line to the south-east angle of land purchased by R. Kingston by the south boundary of that land thence by a south-westerly line to the south-east angle of land purchased by W.M. Johnson by the south and part of the west boundary of that land by the north and by a west boundary of land purchased by W. Duthie by a north by the west and again by a north boundaru of other land purchased by W. Duthie by the north boundary of land purchased by J. Brown by a north by an east and again by a north boundary of land purchased by H.A. McConnon by part of the east and by part of the north boundary of land purchased by A. Daniels to the eastern boundary of 20a. 1r. 14p. purchased by A. Daniels by the east by the north and by part of the west boundary of that land thence by the south boundary of the Parish of Bisdee to the White Kangaroo Rivulet thence by a north-westerly line to the north-east angle of 50a. 0r. 21p. purchased by J. Duggan by a north by an east and again by a north boundary of that land by a north boundary of land purchased by J. Roberts by an east by a north and by part of the north-west boundary of land purchased by R. Housego by the north-east and by the north-west boundary of other land purchased by R. Housego by part of the north-east and by the north-west boundary of land purchased by S.W. Westbrook by part of the north-east boundary of the land purchased by G. Stokell by part of the south-east and by the north-east boundary of land	

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purchased by B. Connon thence by a westerly line to the north-east angle of 20a. 1r. 20 p. purchased by J. Casey by the south-east boundaries of land purchased by P. Burke by the south-east boundary of land purchased by A. Bower by the south-east and part of the north-east boundary of land purchased by E. Housego by the south-east and by the north-east boundary of other land purchased by E. Housego thence by a north-westerly line to the south-west angle of 18 acres purchased by M. Scott by the west and part of the north boundary of that land by the west boundary of land purchased by G. Adams by part of a south by a west and again by a south boundary of land purchased by W. Scott to Burns Creek by that creek south-westerly for a distance of 5 chains or thereabouts thence by a southerly line to the north-east angle of land purchased by G. Bailey by the east by the south and by the west boundary of that land thence by a continued northerly line to Burns Creek by that creek to the east boundary of land purchased by E.P. Kennedy by an east by a north by a west again by a north and again by part of the west boundary of that land by a south boundary of land purchased by H.V. Goodwin by a north-east a north-west and a south-west boundary of land purchased by C.J. Petersen by part of a north-west and by part of a south-west boundary of other land purchased by C.J. Petersen by the north-west boundary of land purchased by C. Brooks by the south and part of the west boundary of land purchased by P. Campbell by the south boundary of land purchased by A.R. Campbell to a road thence by that road south-easterly after crossing the same to the north-east angle of 50 acres purchased by M. Scott by the north boundary of that lot and by a continued westerly line to Coal River by that river northerly to Hunter’s Creek thence by the southern side of that creek westerly to the north-west boundary of the Town of Rhyndaston thence by that boundary by the south-west boundary of Lot 6121 purchased by R.W. Stokell by the south-west boundary of 2560 acres granted to George Stokell by part of the south-east boundary of 2450 acres granted to George Mercer by part of the north-west and by part of the south-west boundary of land granted to G. W. Guest by a south-east and by a north-east boundary of Lot 252 purchased by John Bisdee by the north-east boundary of Lot 2514 purchased by John Bisdee by part of the north-west and by the south-west boundary of Lot 128 purchased by George Stokell by the north-east and the south boundary of Lot 1457 purchased by John Bisdee thence by a south-westerly line to the north-west angle of 153 acres purchased by J. Hodge by the north-west boundaries of lands purchased by W. Denny and P. Graham respectively by part of the south-east boundary of Lot 3723 purchased by John Bisdee by the north-east the east and the south boundary of Lot 259 by a westerly line to and along the south boundary of 50 acres purchased by J.T. Clay thence by the western boundaries of the Parish of Yarlington to the north boundary of 85¼ acres purchased by J. Smith by part of that boundary and by the east boundary of that land by part of the north by the east boundary of land purchased by J. Porter by part of the south boundary of that land by part of the east boundary of Lot 288 by the north boundary of Lot 287 by the west and the south boundary of Lot 1094 by a north-easterly line to the south-west angle of Lot 438 purchased by W. Kearney by the south boundary of that lot by the east boundary of Lot 1092 purchased by W. Lamprill by part of the south boundary of Lot 1090 by the west the south by an east and again by a south boundary of 473½ acres granted to W. Brodribb by the east and the south boundary of 845½ acres granted to W. Brodribb by the west and by part of the south boundary of land granted to J. Till by the west and south-west boundary of Lot 82 purchased by R. Pitcairn by the west and part of the south-	A.D. 1934	

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A.D. 1934	west boundary of Lot 328 purchased by Henry Melville by part of the west and by part of the south boundary of land granted to R. Pitcairn by the west boundary of land granted to S. Lord thence by the boundary of the Parish of Drummond to the east angle of 1992 acres granted to W. De Gillern by the east the south-east the north-east and the south-west boundary of that land thence by the boundaries of the Parish of Forbes to the east boundary of 853 acres granted to J. Cassidy and R. Pitcairn by part of that boundary by part of the north-west and by the north-east boundary of 500 acres granted to James Robertson by the north-east boundary of Lot 877 purchased by W. Abbott thence by Risdon Brook to the east angle of Lot 878 by the south-east boundary of that lot by the north-east and by the south boundary of Lot 5 purchased by T.G. Gregson to the River Derwent by that river to the south angle of 1560 acres granted to C. Swanston and R. Pitcairn by a south-west by a south-east again by a south-west and by part of the north-west boundary of that grant by the south-west and by part of the north-west boundary of land purchased by C.J. Barclay and J. Pearce by the south-east and north-east boundaries of land purchased by A. Patmore by part of the south-east and by the north-east boundary of other land purchased by A. Patmore by a north-westerly line to the east angle of 30a. 3r. 30p. purchased by E.D. Harris by the north-east boundary of that land thence by a north-westerly line to and along the north-east boundary of 23 acres purchased by A.H.E. Bradshaw thence by a line to the north-east angle of 25 acres purchased by J. Kelly thence by a north-easterly line to the north-east angle of a lot of 50a. 2r. 30p. thence by a north-westerly line to Platform Bluff thence by a line to the east angle of 50 acres purchased by J. Abel by the north-east boundary of that land by a north-westerly line to the east angle of 50 acres also purchased by J. Abel by the north-east and north-west boundary of that land by part of the north-east and by part of the north-west boundary of other land purchased by J. Abel by the north-east boundary of Lot 292 by the south-east boundary of land purchased by R. Barker by the south-east the south-west and by part of the north-west boundary of land purchased by W. Dean by part of the south-west boundary of land purchased by G.T. Walker by the south-east and south-west boundary of land purchased by E.J. Walker by part of the south-east and by part of the south-west boundary of Lot 765 purchased by W. Jarvis by the south-east and by part of the south-west boundary of Lot 764 purchased by J. Ganfield by part of the south-west and by a south-east boundary of 200 acres granted to A. Kramer by part of the north-east and by the north-west boundary of land located to J. Terry to the River Derwent thence by that river to the Russell Falls River by that river to Falls Creek by that creek to its source thence by a line to the summit of Mt. Field East by a westerly line to trigonometrical station on Mt. Field West thence by a south-westerly line to the summit of Mt. Mueller thence by a south-westerly line to the summit of Mt. Wedge thence by a north-westerly line to the junction of the Gordon and Serpentine Rivers thence by the Gordon River thence by that river north-westerly to the Franklin River by that river to the Collingwood River by that river to its source thence by a line to Lake Augusta thence by a north-easterly line to the Canning River thence north-westerly by that river for a distance of 8 miles or thereabouts and thence by a northerly line to the point of commencement.
     All islands in Bass Strait between the 146th and 147th degrees of longitude and south of the 39 degrees and 12 minutes of latitude and all islands adjoing the coast between Scamander and Little Swanport Rivers form part of this division.

                                                      25o  GEORGII  V.    No.  94.

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	WALTER E. SHIMMINS.
GOVERNMENT PRINTER, TASMANIA

IN THE NAME OF AND ON BEHALF OF 
HIS MAJESTY THE KING I ASSENT
TO THIS ACT.

[E. CLARK]
GOVERNOR