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Sutherland. 23 : A Riding, Parish of Sutherland, County of Cumberland

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Map TypeValuer General MapScaleScale 1:1584. 2 chains to one inch DateSeptember 1938.DescriptionCadastral map of the land bounded by Sylvania Road in the west to Junction Street in the east, The Boulevard in the north to Karimbla Road in the south. Map shows numbered and measured allotments, named roads, unnamed lanes, named estates, Deposited Plan numbers, reserve for drainage, Sutherland to Cronulla railway under construction , Miranda Public School, St Lukes Church of England. Adjacent maps indicated: '11' and '16' in the west, '27' in the east, '11', '26' and '84' in the north, '28' and '34' in the south. Includes handwritten notations.Filenameb12783857Geolocation^[1]

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NotesAdditions to original map in blue and red ink, pencil and red shading. Includes hand drawn Clubb Crescent, Gurrier Avenue and Willock Avenue, park on Lot 47 The Boulevard, additional Deposited Plan numbers.

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NotesEstate names: Blackwood's Hill Estate, Miranda Heights Estate, Miranda Park Estate, Miranda Township Estate No. 2, Mortlock Estate, Six Ways Estate, Tareena Estate, Walker's Subdn.

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NotesDeposited Plans: 2786, 2949, 7113, 7114, 7580, 8074, 8447, 8461, 8633, 9060, 9513, 10454, 10890, 10932, 11420, 11731, 11987, 21202, 22440.

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Notes4523 (L) on lots 1-4 between the Kingsway and Karimbla Road. The 'L' indicates a Litho Plan.

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NotesValuer General's Dept. September 1938 -- Foot of map.

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NotesPart of A Riding Shire of Sutherland in mirror printing, top left margin.

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NotesF.R. Shaw, auctioneer, Miranda -- Stamped on mount verso.

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NotesThis map is one of a number of Valuer General maps from the office of F.R. Shaw and as such were used as working documents of his real estate office. Handwritten annotations made to the map can be attributed to this office.

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NotesThe Valuation of Land Act 1916 (Act No. 2 1916) provided for the appointment of a Valuer-General and for the establishment of the Department of Valuer-General to bring uniformity and a overall set of valuation criteria for land in New South Wales. When the Valuer General determined the valuations for a local government area, that authority adopted these valuations for rating purposes. Field books and maps were created by the Department to assist in this process. The maps produced were revised on a regular basis. Generally valuations are undertaken every three years. Dates of revision for each numbered map may vary.

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NotesLitho Plans were smaller Old System Plans having a low value in regard to information and boundary definition. Initially these plans were comprised mainly of sales lithographs put out by auctioneers and upon lodgment at the Registrar-General's Office were filed in manilla envelopes of about a quarter the size of a deposit plan. Plans of Old System land were not required to be lodged as deposited plans prior to 1961.

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NotesThe Boulevarde was originally shown as The Boulevard in all Holt-Sutherland Estate subdivisions up until the 1930s, but was shown as The Boulevarde in other subdivisions, the earliest being in 1893SourceSutherland Shire Council. Origin of Street Names, 2016

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NotesThe official naming of unnamed lanes commenced from 1961. Clubb Lane, off Clubb Crescent, dates from 1916 and was named in 2005.SourceSutherland Shire Council. Origin of Street Names, 2016

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NotesKiora Lane, off Kiora Road, began as an unnamed east west lane in 1920. It was later extended north south to the railway line. Most of the extension closed in the 1990s due to the Miranda Fair expansion. There is no record of a name prior to 1993.SourceSutherland Shire Council. Origin of Street Names, 2016

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NotesPenprase Lane was named in 1962. Originally an unnamed lane dating from 1913 on both sides of Central Road, it was later extended to Wandella Road and Kiora Road.SourceSutherland Shire Council. Origin of Street Names, 2016

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NotesThe closure of the steam tramline between Sutherland and Cronulla in 1931 led to the construction of a branch railway line. A bill to sanction the building of a branch railway from Sutherland to Cronulla was introduced to the NSW Parliament on 18 June 1936 and was agreed to 23 July 1936. The new line was opened on 16 December 1939. It was later known as part of the Illawarra Railway Line.

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NotesFrederick Rutherford Shaw was a real estate agent and auctioneer. He operated a real estate agency in the Sutherland Shire and had the distinction of being the first full-time vendor in the Cronulla-Sutherland area. He worked initially in the office of William Souter after serving in World War One and where his brother Edward Seymour Shaw also worked. F.R. Shaw became a partner in 1922. Auction rooms were built on Cronulla Street, Cronulla. Although the partnership was dissolved in 1923 Fred retained the auction rooms and the Cronulla Estate Agency. He married Grace Upfold in 1924. In 1938 Seymour transferred his Miranda real estate business to his brother. F.R. Shaw expanded his real estate interests by buying the business of C.J. Monro in 1949. This he conducted as C.J. Monro Pty Ltd. He continued to operate the businesses alone until Seymour rejoined in 1965. Upon the death of Seymour in 1968 a board of Directors was set up to control the firm F.R. Shaw Pty Ltd. The company was sold in the early 1970s and Fred resigned as director and stepped away from the business.

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