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Tarong and Nanango Stations deposit 1
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Tarong and Nanango Stations deposit 1

  • AU NBAC P86
  • Deposit
  • 1843 - 1899

Offprints of microfilm strips. Includes station records, correspondence, diary, financial records and agreements.

Tarong Station

Letters to George Clapperton and other papers

Letters are from Franz Mergert (in German), J Henderson, W Williams, Thomas Kingsford, James Quinn, F Cumming, R Little and T D Moffat, Francis Glynn Connelly of Gayndah, Michael Burns, M Burnett of Rockhampton, and John Barker. Other papers relate to seeds sown in the garden and a list of electors in Burnett and Gayndah districts.

Letters to George Clapperton, agreements and other papers

Letters are from Crown Land's Office Sydney, Lyall, Scott & Co, John Petrie, W McGinty, Charles Sinclair of Hay, James King, Bryce Barker, William Williams, and Mary Gould of Balmain. Other papers relate to George Clapperton's indenture as an apprentice in Banff, agreements between Clapperton and Robert Raynolds and between Clapperton and Lo ('a Chinaman'), agricultural returns, and a specification for a sheep station hut.

Letters to George Clapperton and other papers

Letters are from C F Connel, W Henderson, M Damal, Walter Hay & Co, Colonial Secretary's Office, Robert Alexander and A E Halloran. Other records include a description of the northern boundary of Borthwick and Olivers' station on the Boramba Creek, an agreement between Clapperton and Robert Raynolds and Mrs Raynolds, an indenture between Clapperton, William Rankin, and Scott and James Henderson, and a receipt from Tam Tiong.

Letters written by Bryce Thomson Barker, owner, and A Otton, superintendent of Nanango Station

The letters are a selection from the original letterbook, written to the Colonial Secretary, the Colonial Treasurer, Mr Haly of Taabinga Station, W Gray and Co, the Moreton Bay Courier, Charles Humber, the Sydney Mail, David Barker, the Surveyor-General, WH Wilkinson, the Maryborough Chronicle, the Darling Downs Gazette, Messrs Campbell of Redbank, A Otton, Alex McDougall, Postmaster-General, M Haynes of Gayndah, Bryce Barker and Fattorini & Co.