Port Melbourne, Victoria Australia Vintage Map #91 (1858)

Port Melbourne, Victoria Australia Vintage Map #91 (1858)

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Port Melbourne, Victoria Australia Vintage Map #91 (1858)000008059 Plan of subdivision of Government allotments, Nos. 13 & 14 of Section 12, at Sandridge [Port Melbourne] near the sea and the railway. [cartographic material]. 1858 "The property of John Aitkin, Esqr., for positive sale, on the ground, by Wheatley & Bliss, on Monday the 10th of May, 1858 at 12 o'clock". Rouse Street (Liardet Street) Stores Street Reserve Road

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