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One of the manufacturers of furniture for the first Australian Parliament in Melbourne (1901) ...
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I haven't done much research on this house. However, in looking at another property ...
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• Architect: Unknown / Builder: Charles Bird
• Built: 1882
• First owner: Charles Bird
• Other owners: Daniel ...
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• Architect: Unknown / Builder: Unknown
• Built: 1885-1887
• First owner: Unknown
• Other owners: Maurice Gross, Enrico ...
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• Architect: Unknown / Builder: Charles Bird
• Built: 1882
• First owner: Charles Bird
• Other owners: Charles ...
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• Architect: Unknown / Builder: Unknown
• Built: 1911 (thereabouts)
• First owner: Arthur Trotter
• Other owners: Hope, ...
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George Pickup (Blacksmith, Victorian Railways)

"George Pickup purchased the lot on the ...
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The K G Luke Building was completed in 1938 made out of brick with ...
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Following its establishment in 1854, the 1855 rate books record H Hyslop occupying an ...
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• Architect: Unknown / Builder: Unknown
• Built: Unknown
• First owner: John McMahon
• Other owners: Unknown

Though Alfred Deakin, Prime Minister of Australia from 1903-4, 1905-8 and 1909-10 is usually ...
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• Architect: Unknown / Builder: Unknown
• Built: Unknown
• First owner: Unknown
• Other owners: Burke

• The General Jackson Hotel was located on the corner of Smith and Hodgson streets, ...
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• Architect: Nicholson / Builder: David Masterston
• Built:1889
• First owner: John McMahon
• Other owners: Salvation ...
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• Architect: Unknown / Builder: Unknown
• Built:Unknown
• First owner: Unknown
• Other owners: Evans

• Architect: Unknown / Builder: Unknown
• Built:Unknown
• First owner: Unknown
• Other owners: Gordon, Chong

• Architect: Unknown / Builder: Unknown
• Built: Unknown
• First owner: Unknown
• Other owners: Ponsford

The Church is a beautiful bluestone building on Fitzroy Street. You would be forgiven ...
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482 Napier Street, is a six room, two storey brick dwelling with all conveniences ...
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484 Napier Street is a seven room two storey brick dwelling with all conveniences, ...
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Daughter of Joseph James Oliver and Florence Gertrude Lee.

On 8 ...
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Partial history

Thursday 17 October 1918, the Argus reported:

Son of Joseph James Oliver who was a builder regularly employed as a partner ...
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Located between Queen and Market streets - the building no longer exists, but Harper ...
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William Reynolds is a Bricklayer, Mason, Builder and Contractor. Over his life he built ...
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The current 'Napier Quarter' is one of the older properties in the northern part ...
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In 1877, Elizabeth Hill owned 28 Westgarth Street, however in 1878 the ownership transferred ...
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Braiding was a double fronted brick villa, containing six rooms, stables and coach house ...
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Olivette was a double fronted brick villa, containing six rooms, stables and a coach ...
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