Journal of an exploration in southern Tasmania, chiefly in the Huon River Valley, 23 March-1 April 1...
Journal of an exploration in southern Tasmania, chiefly in the Huon River Valley, 23 March-1 April 1...
Journal of an exploration in southern Tasmania, chiefly in the Huon River Valley, 23 March-1 April 1829, anonymous; with a copy of W. S. Sharland's report and surveyor's notes, February 1835
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Date
23 March-1 April 1829, February 1835
Call Numbers
C 722
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Physical Description
Contents
0.02 metres of textual material (1 volume) - 20 x 13 cm - manuscript
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Fonds
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Out of copyright
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Issue Copy
Microfilm : CY 216, frames 76-138
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Scope and Contents
Contents
Includes copy of W. S. Sharland's report of the exploration round the sources of the Derwent, Gordon and King Rivers in 1832; surveyor's notes, February 1835.
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Full title
Journal of an exploration in southern Tasmania, chiefly in the Huon River Valley, 23 March-1 April 1829, anonymous; with a copy of W. S. Sharland's report and surveyor's notes, February 1835
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Notes
General note
This volume was found amongst papers belonging to James Sprent, Surveyor General of Tasmania. The handwriting of each part is different. The Journal is missing several pages at the beginning.
Bookplate in front inside cover of volume.
Description source
Information transferred from Short Catalogue (typed) as part of the eRecords Project, 2011-2012
Contextual Information
Source
Presented by K. Norman, Esq to the Mitchell Library, April 1931.
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Call Numbers
C 722
Record Identifier
Y0KDqem1
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Reference code
971501
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