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Melbourne; John Ferres, Government printer; 1860.. First Edition; F'cap Folio; pp. 14; 2 page report, 2 pages of proceedings, 8 pages of evidence, bound in original blue printed parliamentary paper, very good copy.

The Casanova Society; 1925.. Limited First Edition; Demy 4to; pp. xvi, 105; bound in original quarter white vellum with blue papered boards, title lettered in gilt on spine, good copy. Limited edition of 750 numbered copies this copy being number 115.

London; Parliamentary Papers; 1799, 1802, and 1865.. First Edition; F'cap Folio; pp. 56; containing 46 pieces of correspondence presented to both houses of parliament on 7th February 1865 - together with two act concerning Transportation of offenders 1799 and1802, (two pages each), fine copies.

Melbourne; Government Printer; 1860 to 1880.. First Editions; F'cap Folio; original parliamentary papers all related to the Victorian Gold Fields, all very good copies.

Melbourne; J. J. Gourley, Government Printer; 1950.. First Edition; F'cap Folio; pp. 23; two large (47 x 32cm) folding maps, 2 full page maps, bound in original stapled printed wrappers, very good copy

Melbourne; W. M. Houston, Government Printer; 1952.. First Edition; F'cap Folio; pp. 42; two large (40 x 34cm) folding maps one in colour, 3 aerial photographs, 5 subdivision plans in text, several tables, original printed stapled wrappers, very good copy.

Adelaide; C. F. Bristow, Government Printer; 1904.. First Edition; F'cap Folio; pp. 25; together with the railway Commissioner's Comments on Mr. Bradford's Report, disbound printed wrappers slab sewn, good copy.

Melbourne; A.C. Brooks, Governments Printer; May 1960.. First Edition; F'cap Folio; pp. 67; 5 coloured maps one folding, 14 b/w. photographs, bound in original stiff printed wrappers, small name and number and "Discarder" stamp on front wrapper otherwise a fine copy.

Canberra; L. F. Johnston, Commonwealth Government printer; 1951.. First Edition: F'cap Folio; pp. 10 (printing one side only); gives the committee statements on "Citizenship Status", "Social Services", "Health", "Education", "Governmental and Mission Stations", "Franchise", stapled sheets, a little browned, good copy.

Melpourne; The Government Printing Office; 1852.. First Edition; F'cap Folio; pp. ii, (32), 39;complete with all 12 statements and returns, original blue sewn parliamentary papers, good condition. The first section is made up of three folding charts giving "Return showing the Number, Age, Sex, Condition, Native Country, Occupation, Education, and Religion, of the Immigrants who have been brought to the District of Port Phillip, (Now the Colony Of Victoria,) wholly or in part at the Public Expense, from the Foundation of the Settlement to Separation from New South Wales. [1838 to June, 1851.]" the following ten sections deal with Expenditure, and the final section gives the "Notices and Regulations issued by the Colonial land and Emigration Commissioners for information on the subject of Emigration to this Colony".

Sydney; Government Printer; 1858 to 1877.. First Editions; F'cap Folio; original parliamentary papers all related to the New South Wales Gold Fields, all very good copies.

Melbourne; Government Printer; 1858 - 1933.. First Editions; Seven papers in total, each slab sewn or stapled as issued, very good copies.

Melbourne; John Ferres, Government Printer; 16th July 1878.. First Edition; F'cap Folio; pp. 3; original Legislative Assembly printed paper, fine copy. Important document in the history of Victorian railways. Together with two other related papers "Melbourne and Hobson's Bay Railway Company's Extension Bill 1862, and Special Report upon the Melbourne & Hobson's Bay Railway Act Amendment Bill. 1862. The Melbourne and Hobson's Bay Railway Company was founded in 1853, to build a line from Melbourne to the port of Sandridge (now Port Melbourne) it was the first common-carrier railway to operate in Australia opening on 12 September 1854. In 1865 it acquired the St Kilda and Brighton Railway Company and the Melbourne and Suburban Railway Company. The combined group was then known as the Melbourne and Hobson's Bay United Railway Company. It is this combined company that was then taken over by the Victorian Government in 1878.

Melbourne; Government Printer; 1919-1939.. First Editions; F'cap Folio; pp. (in total over 300 pages); continuous run of reports, several maps, statistics, gold produced for the year, reports of geological staff and mining inspectors, plans of bores, etc, each stapled as issued, institution stamp on front wrappers, good copies.

North Terrace, Adelaide; Harrison Weir, Government Printer; 1932.. First Edition; F'cap Folio; pp. xxii, 34; numerous tables, bound in original stapled printed wrappers, a few minor repaired closed tears, good copy.

Melbourne; A. C. Brooks, Government Printer; 1964.. First Edition; F'cap Folio; pp. 88; appendices (giving statistical information on expenditure book circulation, registered borrowers, receipts, staff, number of books, etc.), thirteen chapters covering State library, Free Library, Municipal Library, Non-Municipal Libraries, University Libraries, School Libraries, Library Services, Libraries for Blind, bound in original stiff stapled printed wrappers, fine copy.

Perth; William H. Wyatt, Government printer; 1956.. First Edition; F'cap Folio; pp. 20 (including covers); extracts from votes and proceedings, minutes of proceedings of select committee, report, bound in original stiff stapled printed wrappers, very good copy. In 1957, the "Warburton Ranges controversy" or "Warburton Ranges crisis" arose, after it was reported in 1956 that at least 40 Aboriginal people had been discovered to be ill and malnourished in the Central Desert. An enquiry into the state of the Aboriginal people by a select committee followed an the above report was presented to parliament. It reported that many of the Wongi people (referring to the Wangkatha, a group of eight Aboriginal peoples of the Warburton Ranges region suffered from malnutrition, blindness, disease, burns and other injuries, and that abortions and infanticide were common. Mainstream newspapers brought the matter to public attention after the Communist Party of Australia's newspaper Tribune… Leer más

Darwin; A. J. Arthur, Commonwealth Government Printer; 1965.. First Edition; F'cap Folio; pp. 18; bound in original stiff stapled printed wrappers, nice association contains a one page signed letter from Smith to Dr Christophers, very good copy. Includes two pages by T.G.H. Strehlow and two pages by F.D. McCarthy. Barry Christophers was an executive member of the Federal Council for the Advance of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders, a medical practitioner and president of the Council for Aboriginal Rights (Victoria).

Perth; Special Committee on Native Matters; 1958.. First Edition; F'cap Folio; pp. 44; one large fold out plan of proposed housing showing all elevations and floor plans, bound in original printed stapled wrappers, good copy.

Chicago; Newberry Library; 1928.. Limited Edition; Med. 4to; pp. 15; bound in original beige embossed cloth title lettered in gilt on spine, dustjacket, dustjacket a little worn and marked, with the bookplate of Benjamin N. Fryer (book designer and writer) on the front endpaper (artists Phillip M. Litchfield), light foxing throughout, good copy. The Will after four hundred and forty years turned from Latin into the English tongue by pierce Butler at the Newberry Library in Chicago. This book is Ludlow-set in a trial font of sixteen point Nicolas Jenson, a new type designed by Ernst Detterer, interpreting as faithfully as possible the original roman type of Jenson, and printed in a limited edition on rives paper by the Ludlow Typography Company of Chicago in the month of November, 1928.