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    Archaeological Assessment. Residential Development, Bourke Street, East Sydney.

    Archaeological Assessment. Residential Development, Bourke Street, East Sydney.
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    [...]of Woo/loomoola Near Sydney in NSW", drawn by J. Eyre in c 1812, provides
    evidence for the dense[...]
    [...]. The principal
    purchaser of the various lots was Edward Riley who, through grant and purchase,
    created a[...]vision plans show this land to have been owned
    by Edward Deas Thompson, at one time the Colonial Secretary[...]arrive in the colony until 1829 four years after Edward Riley took
    his own life and left behind hi[...]
    [...]along with all its buildings in
    the same year to Edward Anderson, a dealer (1 ). The purchase by t[...]
    [...]a Compensation to the
    Representatives of the Late Edward Riley Esq, 1847
    SAONSW A0 Map 1295

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    [...]t of Woo/loomoo/a Near Sydney in NSW", drawn by J Eyre in c.1812, provides
    evidence for the d[...]
    [...]e principal
    purchaser of the various lots was Edward Riley who, through grant and purchase,
    I create[...]on plans show this land to have been owned
    I by Edward Oeas Thompson, at one time the Colonial Secretary[...]arrive in the colony until 1829 four years after Edward Riley took
    his own life and left behin[...]
    [...]g with all its buildings in
    1 the same year to Edward Anderson, a dealer (1). The purchase by th[...]
    [...]mpensation to the
    Representatives of the Late Edward Ri/ey Esq. 1847
    I SAONSW AO Map 1295[...]