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Holt-Sutherland Estate subdivisions, Georges River and Illawarra Railway Line. Township of Sutherland

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Map TypeSubdivision MapDate1884DescriptionTownship of Sutherland sales area bounded by Oakwood Street in the west to Acacia Road in the east, The Boulevarde in the north to Forest Street in the south. Map pasted with north oriented to the left. Township of Sutherland map includes 56 numbered sections, Illawarra Railway, an edge of the National Park, handwritten notations: Sutherland Township D.P. 802 , Residential areas to Oak Road , 2 chains south of Princes Highway , 2 chains south of President Ave. Map cropped to sales area with estate name and all auction details missing. East and south edges of sales area also missing including sections 57-61 bounded by Forest Street and Grafton Street in south.Filenameb13108347Geolocation^[1]

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NotesThis map is the first of 3 maps on: Holt-Sutherland Estate subdivisions, Georges River and Illawarra Railway Line. Township of Sutherland source of missing details: State Library of NSW Sutherland subdivision plans aperture card Z/SP/S18/3. Source

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NotesHolt-Sutherland Estate subdivisions, Georges River and Illawarra Railway Line. Township of Sutherland / for sale by auction at the rooms on Monday, 1st December 1884 by Richardson & Wrench, auctioneers Office of the Holt-Sutherland Estate Land Co. Limited John Sands, lith. 1884.Source

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NotesD.P. 802 : Sutherland Township.Source

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NotesThe southern section of Acacia Road became part of the Princes Highway when the Sutherland Bypass was opened September 16, 1975.SourceSt. George and Sutherland Shire Leader, September 24, 1975, page 25

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NotesForest Road Sutherland was shown as Forest Street on 1882 Holt-Sutherland subdivision plan. From 1886 subdivision plan onwards, shown as Forest Road.SourceSutherland Shire Council. Origin Street Names

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NotesThe Grand Parade Sutherland on the eastern side of the railway line became The Grand Parade East - Government Gazette 12 of 28 January 1938. The Grand Parade East section later became Acton Street - Government Gazette 78 of 9 May 1986.SourceSutherland Shire Council. Origin Street Names

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NotesThis section of Illawarra Road renamed Princes Highway - Government Gazette 155 of 21 October 1921. Later renamed Old Princes Highway.SourceSutherland Shire Council. Origin Street Names

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NotesMinerva Street Sutherland, first named in 1882, ran from Eton Street to Acacia Road. Split by the Sutherland to Cronulla Railway, in 1986 the part west of the railway was renamed Morley Street and the part east of the railway Aldgate Street. Minerva Street on the eastern side of Acacia Road was a 1948 extension, but was left as the only section named Minerva Street after the western part was renamed.SourceSutherland Shire Council. Origin Street Names

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NotesMoira Street West in Sutherland was renamed 1986 partly as Galga Street and partly as Glenelg Street.SourceSutherland Shire Council. Origin Street Names

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NotesPresident Avenue was originally in 3 sections: Sutherland Street (1887) from Railway Parade (now Old Princes Highway) to Eton Street Woronora Street (1881) from Eton Street to Sylvania Road and Woronora Road (1881). In 1891 the 3 sections from Acacia Road to Kiora Road were collectively named Woronora Road, continuing through to Cronulla Beach - Government Gazette 17 November 1891. Renamed President Avenue in 1916 the section from Caringbah to Cronulla was later changed to Kurranulla Beach Road then in 1916 to Kingsway - Government Gazette 175 of 20 October 1916. SourceSutherland Shire Council. Origin Street Names

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NotesWaratah Street Sutherland west of the railway was renamed Leonay Street - Government Gazette 78 of 9 May 1986.SourceSutherland Shire Council. Origin Street Names

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NotesThe name Sutherland Township was used for land sales by the Holt Sutherland Estate in February 1882. Five years later the Intercolonial Investment Land and Building Company also called its subdivision Sutherland Township.SourceLarkin, Maryanne. Sutherland Shire : a history to 1939. Sutherland History Press, 1998, page 13

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