World Heritage Properties Conservation Act 1983 - Proclamation under section 9 - Wet Tropics of Queensland (15/12/1988)

This proclamation, made under subsection 6(3) of the World Heritage Properties Conservation Act 1983, declares the Wet Tropics of Queensland to be a property to which section 9 of the Act applies because the Governor‑General was satisfied it was likely to be damaged. It mechanically does this by listing precise map sheets, AMG coordinates and hundreds of named parcels, parks, forests, reserves, freehold and leasehold lots. It affects landowners, leaseholders, state agencies and anyone proposing activity in those areas by bringing Commonwealth controls in under section 9.

This instrument is a formal Commonwealth proclamation, dated 15 December 1988, that declares defined parcels of land in north Queensland, described in the Schedule, to be "property to which section 9" of the World Heritage Properties Conservation Act 1983 applies. The Governor‑General, Sir Ninian Stephen, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, makes the declaration pursuant to subsection 6(3) of the Act, on the stated basis that he is "satisfied that the property described in the Schedule is likely to be damaged". The proclamation is signed and sealed, and the Schedule sets out the property in extensive cadastral detail, including national parks, state forests, timber reserves, various reserves, freehold and leasehold parcels, holdings, vacant Crown land and two towns.

Mechanically, the proclamation performs a single, legal act: it invokes the statutory mechanism in s 6(3) of the World Heritage Properties Conservation Act 1983 to bring the parcels listed in the Schedule within the scope of s 9 of the Act. The text explicitly states that the Governor‑General "hereby declare[s] that property to be property to which section 9 of that Act applies". The instrument does not itself recite the contents or operational effects of s 9; it records only the decision to apply s 9 to the land described. The Schedule is the operative territorial definition: it identifies the property by parish, county, lot and reserve numbers, by named holdings, and by reference to cadastral map transparencies (catalogue NI.5‑273) and AMG Zone 55 coordinates.

The Schedule is in two parts. Part I contains the large core listing, described as "Natural Heritage - Wet Tropics of Queensland" and totalling about 8 990 square kilometres by the instrument's reckoning. Part II contains a further, separate area totalling about 7.5 square kilometres, shown edged in blue on selected NI.5‑273 sheets. The Schedule relies on the Australian Map Grid (AMG) Zone 55 co‑ordinates and on specific map sheets prepared by the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group and the Department of Geographical Information. The proclamation therefore links legal effect to specific cadastral and mapping material held by Commonwealth agencies.

The instrument records the administrative provenance of the mapping and the Commonwealth departments responsible for the transparencies and cadastral sources. It is signed "By His Excellency's Command, Clyde Holding, Minister for State for the Arts and Territories" and bears the Great Seal. The proclamation does not itself set compliance obligations, prohibitions, penalties or administration procedures; those will, by the instrument's own terms, be those contained in section 9 and elsewhere in the World Heritage Properties Conservation Act 1983.

Readers should note that the proclamation is a territorial designation instrument. Its legal effect is to attach s 9 of the 1983 Act to the parcels described. The concrete legal consequences that then follow depend on the content of s 9 and related provisions in the Act. The text of this proclamation does not contain the operative prohibitions, permissions, exceptions, enforcement mechanisms or compensation rules that may be present in the Act. To determine the behavioural restrictions, administrative processes, or liabilities that follow from this declaration, a reader must consult the World Heritage Properties Conservation Act 1983 itself.

The proclamation embodies a small set of legal and technical concepts, all of which are set out in the document itself. First, it is a proclamation under a defined statutory power: subsection 6(3) of the World Heritage Properties Conservation Act 1983. That subsection is the statutory hook used by the Governor‑General to make the declaration. Second, the proclamation makes the Schedule the legal description of the property, using conventional cadastral terminology: counties, parishes, lot numbers, reserve numbers, national parks, state forests, timber reserves, holdings, freehold lots, leasehold lots, vacant Crown lands and town sections. These categories indicate a mix of tenure types over which the Commonwealth extends whatever legal consequences s 9 entails.

Third, the Schedule anchors the declared property to specific mapped sources. The proclamation identifies transparencies (numbered NI.5‑273) and specific map sheets (for example sheets 1 to 15 for Part I and sheets 4, 8, 9, 10 and 15 for Part II), and records the producing agencies, namely the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group and the Department of Geographical Information, Brisbane. The maps are relied on for boundary precision and for giving legal effect to references such as "lines edged in green" or "lines edged in blue". The Schedule further specifies that all coordinate values are in AMG Zone 55. That is the technical coordinate system used to fix particular points and linear descriptions in the Schedule.

Fourth, the instrument records two separate descriptive groupings: Part I, which lists a very large, multi‑tenure area (about 8 990 square kilometres), and Part II, a small separate block (about 7.5 square kilometres), each with its own preamble and list of parcels. The Schedule uses language such as "excluding that part" repeatedly to carve out particular slivers or to avoid inadvertently including adjoining parcels. The Schedule therefore combines broad blocks and granular exclusions to produce a precise territorial footprint.

Fifth, the instrument invokes an evaluative statement: the Governor‑General is "satisfied that the property described in the Schedule is likely to be damaged". That statement is the factual predicate for exercising subsection 6(3) in this instance. It is a declaration of executive satisfaction rather than an evidentiary record in the proclamation itself.

Sixth, the proclamation is a Commonwealth instrument affecting land within the State of Queensland. From the Schedule it is clear that the declared property overlaps areas traditionally under Queensland administrative control (for example national parks and state forests), freehold and leasehold private land, and other state interests. The instrument therefore creates an overlay: the Commonwealth, using its powers under the federal Act, designates land across multiple tenures to the application of a particular federal statutory provision, s 9.

The Schedule identifies a broad and heterogenous set of affected interests. Because the proclamation binds in a single legal operation national parks, state forests, timber and various reserves, freehold and leasehold lots, named holdings, vacant Crown lands and two specified town areas, the group of persons, entities and public authorities potentially affected is large and diverse.

Private landowners and registered proprietors of freehold lots listed in the Schedule are directly implicated because their lots are expressly named. The Schedule lists numerous freehold parcels by parish and lot number across many parishes such as Alexandra, Bellenden Ker, Dirran, Meunga, Mona Mona, Monkhouse, Russell, Whyanbeel and others. Those freeholders are the first category of persons who will see a new Commonwealth legal overlay on their land if s 9 prescribes operational constraints or approvals. Likewise, leaseholders of parcels named in the Schedule are specified; the instrument lists leasehold parcels by parish and lot number and sometimes with carve outs. Lessees who hold statutory or private leasehold interests in the named lots are therefore affected parties.

State land managers are affected because the Schedule includes national parks, state forests and timber reserves. Although those categories are state instruments of land management (Queensland national parks and state forests), the Commonwealth proclamation brings them under s 9 of the federal Act. Agencies with operational responsibility for those parks and forests will therefore need to take account of the Commonwealth declaration when making planning, management or permitted‑use decisions, and when interacting with lessees, tour operators and resource users.

Persons and entities with commercial activities that operate on the specified land are affected. The Schedule includes timber reserves, state forests and parcels with historic holdings and named holdings such as Wairuna, Yourka, Seaview, Oak Hills, Kirrama and others. Those holdings commonly support pastoral, forestry, tourism and other commercial activities. Operators in forestry, grazing, adventure tourism, guided tours, accommodations and related businesses will find that their sites may now be subject to s 9’s legal regime.

Local communities and councils are affected where town sections are included. The Schedule explicitly lists Sections 1 to 16, Town of Woolanmarroo and the Town of Palmerston under Part I, clause 9. Residents, ratepayers and local government services connected to those town areas should be aware that their land has been encompassed by the declaration.

The proclamation itself is short on prescriptive duties and explicit rights; its primary operative text is declaratory: it "declare[s] that property to be property to which section 9 of [the Act] applies". As a consequence, the key legal duties and rights that matter for on‑the‑ground behaviour are not created by the proclamation but are imported by reference to s 9 and the Act as a whole. The instrument therefore functions as a territorial switch: once the listed property is brought within s 9, the duties, rights, exceptions and remedies contained in s 9 and other sections of the World Heritage Properties Conservation Act 1983 become potentially relevant to persons whose land or activities fall within those areas.

From the proclamation text alone the following propositions can be stated with certainty. First, the Governor‑General made the decision under subsection 6(3) of the Act and recorded the factual predicate that the property is "likely to be damaged". The legal consequence of that predicate is the statutory application of s 9, but the proclamation does not restate s 9. Second, the Schedule identifies the precise parcels to which the s 9 label now attaches; these parcels are the ones in respect of which any duties or rights in s 9 will operate. Third, the mapping references (NI.5‑273; AMG Zone 55) are integral to defining the spatial extent of the duties and rights because the Schedule frequently relies on lines edged in particular colours on those sheets and on AMG coordinates.

Because the proclamation does not set out s 9, practitioners must examine the Act itself to identify the substantive obligations. Possible categories to check in the Act include prohibitions on certain activities, requirements for permits or approvals before undertaking works or operations, obligations to avoid or mitigate damage, rights to seek approvals for otherwise prohibited works, notice and consultation procedures, and any compensation, indemnity or exemption provisions. The proclamation does not say whether s 9 operates with retrospective effect, nor does it specify transitional arrangements for existing rights, licences or approvals affecting the listed land.

One procedural right that emerges from the proclamation is practical rather than substantive: the right of affected parties and advisers to access and rely on the named mapping and cadastral materials. The Schedule explicitly identifies the map catalogue numbers and states that the Real Property Descriptions are taken from the transparencies made by Commonwealth agencies. That means the mapped sources are the primary legal reference for boundary questions and must be consulted when delineating duties and rights under s 9.

The proclamation contains no penalty provisions and it does not establish an enforcement regime. It is a territorial designation; the text confines itself to declaring the listed parcels as being "property to which section 9 of that Act applies". Therefore all questions about prohibited conduct, criminal offences, civil penalties, enforcement authorities, injunctive relief or review mechanisms rest with the World Heritage Properties Conservation Act 1983 itself rather than with this proclamation.

Two points in the proclamation are relevant to enforcement logistics. First, the Schedule ties the declared area to specific mapping resources and AMG Zone 55 coordinates, and it lists catalogue numbers for the transparencies (NI.5‑273 sheets). When enforcement is required , for example when an alleged breach of any prohibition under s 9 is asserted , the maps and coordinates named in the Schedule will be central evidentiary facts. Enforcement officers, courts and parties will rely on those transparencies and coordinate points to determine whether particular works or conduct fall within the declared area. The proclamation therefore fixes the formal spatial record that underpins enforcement decisions.

Second, the proclamation records the administrative provenance of the decision: the Governor‑General acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council made the declaration. If enforcement decisions or declarations are challenged, the fact that the proclamation was made under subsection 6(3) and on the stated satisfaction that the property was "likely to be damaged" may be relevant to judicial review arguments about the legality of the declaration. That is, while the proclamation itself creates no penalties, its administrative context and the factual predicate recorded may be examined if parties seek to challenge either the declaration or subsequent enforcement action under the Act.

Practitioners should therefore be alert to the following enforcement‑related practicalities derived from the proclamation:

The geographic scope for any enforcement is the Schedule together with the referenced NI.5‑273 transparencies and AMG Zone 55 coordinates. Any enforcement body or court will need to refer to those materials.
The Act will be the source of offences, penalties and enforcement powers. The proclamation does not state whether enforcement will be undertaken by Commonwealth inspectors, by a designated Ministerial delegate, by a statutory agency, or by referral to state agencies. Those matters must be located in the Act or in subsequent Commonwealth administrative instruments.

The proclamation is a Commonwealth instrument that overlays federal statutory operation onto land located in the State of Queensland and thus inherently interacts with state land regimes and private property arrangements. The Schedule’s granular listing includes parcels that are: national parks (state classification), state forests, timber reserves, various state reserves, freehold and leasehold parcels, named holdings and town sections. That structure makes several types of legal interaction likely, although the proclamation itself does not specify the mechanics of interaction.

First, the proclamation binds the listed parcels to s 9 of the World Heritage Properties Conservation Act 1983; the Act is the immediate reference point. Any interaction with other Commonwealth laws will be shaped by how the Act itself is drafted , for example whether it expressly displaces, supplements or operates alongside state planning laws, conservation laws and land management regimes. The proclamation does not state whether s 9 has primacy over, or is subject to, state laws. Practitioners must therefore read the Act to ascertain whether the federal regime in s 9 is exclusive, co‑operative or concurrent with state law.

Second, the Schedule overlaps state‑administered land categories such as national parks and state forests. That introduces an interaction with Queensland statutory frameworks that create and manage those parks and forests. Where the federal declaration under s 9 imposes requirements (for example restrictions on particular activities), the effect may be that persons must satisfy both Commonwealth and Queensland requirements. The proclamation does not resolve conflicts. Consequently, proponents and land managers will typically need to identify and comply with both regimes, and procedural coordination between Commonwealth and state authorities is likely to be necessary.

Third, the instrument’s references to cadastral parcels, lot numbers and parishes mean that land title and registry systems are implicated. Freehold and leasehold rights recorded in Queensland land registries are named in the Schedule; those proprietary records will continue to show title as state law provides, but the Commonwealth overlay will impose an additional statutory layer. Practitioners should therefore expect to map the Schedule against current title searches to determine whether particular instruments (easements, mortgages, existing licences) are affected by s 9. The proclamation itself does not annul or re‑record titles; it only declares the territorial coverage of s 9.

Fourth, the listed holdings and named parcels may be subject to existing statutory licences, permits and resource tenures , for example forestry licences, grazing permits, water licences or local government approvals. The proclamation does not prescribe how existing permits are treated. That question , whether existing permits remain valid, require amendment, or are subject to transitional arrangements , must be resolved from the Act and any related regulations or administrative instruments.

The proclamation document itself records a single date of issue, 15 December 1988, and bears the formal signature and Great Seal. The Schedule is split into Part I and Part II; Part I references NI.5‑273 sheets 1 to 15 and gives an aggregate area figure "about 8990 square kilometres"; Part II references NI.5‑273 sheets 4, 8, 9, 10 and 15 and gives an area of about 7.5 square kilometres. The text does not record any earlier proclamations or prior declarations for these parcels, nor does it record any subsequent amendments to the Schedule. The instrument is therefore self‑contained as a single declaration dated 15 December 1988.

There is no amendment history provided in the proclamation text. The instrument does not include saved or transitional provisions, nor does it state that it replaces prior proclamations. The Schedule contains many express "excluding" clauses and localised carve outs, which suggests the declarant took care to exclude particular parts of land where that was intended. Any later amendment, revocation or variation of this proclamation would be a separate instrument made under the same Act and its amending provisions. That subsequent instrument, if it exists, is not included in the material you have provided.

Practitioners requiring a full administrative history should therefore take the following steps, none of which are contained in the proclamation itself: check the Commonwealth Gazette entries around and after 15 December 1988 for revocation, amendment or supplementary proclamations; consult the records of the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group for any authorised revised transparencies for catalogue NI.5‑273; and check the World Heritage Properties Conservation Act 1983 for statutory procedures that might require periodic re‑declaration, review or revocation. The proclamation does not itself provide a history beyond its single dated issuance and signature.

If a legal question turns on whether the declared boundaries remain current, the authoritative approach is to request certified copies of the NI.5‑273 transparencies named in the Schedule and to search the Commonwealth notices in the Gazette for any subsequent proclamations under the Act that might have varied the declared area. None of those follow‑on materials are present in the text provided, so no later amendment can be identified from this document alone.

The proclamation does not disclose any litigation history. It is a formal executive instrument that records the decision to apply s 9 of the World Heritage Properties Conservation Act 1983 to the parcels described. The text contains no reference to court proceedings, interlocutory orders, judicial review applications, challenge proceedings, consent orders or settlements. If any litigation has occurred challenging either the proclamation itself or enforcement of s 9 on the territory declared, those proceedings are not recorded in this instrument.

Given that the declaration hinges on an executive satisfaction that the property "is likely to be damaged", judicial review of the decision to declare is conceptually possible; however this proclamation text does not recite any procedural record or explain the factual material supporting that satisfaction. Any such judicial review would therefore look beyond the proclamation to other administrative records and to the content of the Act. The proclamation does not indicate whether the exercise of s 6(3) was subject to consultation with Queensland authorities or affected persons; if such consultation (or its absence) gave rise to litigation, those records are external to this instrument.

To determine whether any litigation has occurred, practitioners must search court records, the Federal Court and High Court dockets, and administrative law databases for cases referencing the World Heritage Properties Conservation Act 1983 and the Wet Tropics of Queensland declaration, and for proceedings that refer to this specific proclamation date or the NI.5‑273 catalogue numbers. None of those searches can be substituted by the proclamation text itself, because the instrument contains no litigation annotations.

In sum, the document does not record litigation; its silence does not prove the absence of proceedings, only that none are mentioned in the proclamation. To identify litigation history, external searches in court databases and the Commonwealth Gazette would be necessary.

The Schedule’s drafting and format contain a number of features that create risk and potential for operational complication. These are matters to be watched by counsel, surveyors, land managers and project proponents.

Reliance on specific map transparencies. The declaration depends on Commonwealth transparencies catalogued NI.5‑273, sheets 1 to 15 for Part I, and sheets 4, 8, 9, 10 and 15 for Part II. Any party addressing whether a particular physical feature, lot or activity falls within the declared area must consult those transparencies. If those transparencies have been updated, migrated to a different system, or superseded by newer GIS products, care is needed to obtain certified copies of the particular versions that the proclamation relies on. The proclamation itself identifies the mapping sources rather than reproducing graphics, so a lawyer or surveyor must obtain the maps to locate boundaries practically.
Coordinate system specificity. The Schedule states that all coordinate values are Australian Map Grid (AMG) Zone 55 co‑ordinates. This is a technical reliance that requires careful handling by surveyors and GIS practitioners. Transformations to other coordinate systems could introduce small positional errors. Any boundary dispute or enforcement action will rest on the AMG Zone 55 coordinates and therefore requires precise geodetic handling.
Granular exclusions and complex carve outs. The Schedule repeatedly uses language such as "excluding that part" and then gives intricate descriptors and coordinates. Those carve outs sometimes reference local features (creeks, roads, holdings), and sometimes give metric coordinates. Interpreting whether a small parcel is included or excluded may require cross‑referencing a chain of lot boundaries, parish boundaries, reserve boundaries and coordinate points. That complexity increases the risk of inadvertent inclusion or exclusion of small parcels.
Multiple tenure types. The declared area is a legal patchwork comprising Commonwealthly declared national heritage, state national parks, state forests, timber reserves, various reserves, freehold, leasehold, holdings, vacant Crown lands and towns. Each tenure comes with its own existing rights, licences and statutory regimes. The proclamation overlays s 9 over all of them without specifying transitional arrangements. Proponents should not assume that existing permits are unaffected; they must check the Act and existing instruments.
Approximate area figures. The Schedule gives aggregate area figures described as "about 8990 square kilometres" for Part I and "about 7.5 square kilometres" for Part II. The use of "about" indicates approximation and shows that the declaration is not an arithmetical accounting statement but a mapped territorial declaration. Where precise area matters (for example in environmental offset calculations, royalties or compensation claims), parties must rely on the cadastral maps and coordinate definitions rather than the approximate area metric.

Compliance with the legal effect of this proclamation is a two‑stage exercise in practice. Stage one is to identify whether land, work or activity falls within the declared area as defined in the Schedule. Stage two is to determine what the application of section 9 of the World Heritage Properties Conservation Act 1983 requires for that land or activity. The proclamation provides the essential spatial data required for stage one; it does not provide statutory direction for stage two. The following practical steps, grounded in the Schedule’s content, will assist compliance work.

Obtain the authoritative maps and coordinate data named in the Schedule. The Schedule specifies the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group transparencies catalogue NI.5‑273, sheets 1 to 15 for Part I, and sheets 4, 8, 9, 10 and 15 for Part II. Obtain certified copies of those transparencies from the relevant Commonwealth archive or mapping agency. Ensure the copies are the specific versions used by the proclamation since those transparencies are the legal reference for boundaries and "lines edged in green/blue".
Confirm geodetic datum and coordinate system. The Schedule states that "All co‑ordinate values referred to are Australian Map Grid (AMG) Zone 55 co‑ordinates". When converting or plotting coordinates, ensure you use AMG Zone 55. If using modern systems such as MGA94 or GDA2020, perform an expert datum transformation and document the transformation methodology in any compliance submission or map.
Cross‑reference cadastral titles. For any lot identified in the Schedule as freehold or leasehold, obtain current title searches from the Queensland land registry. Titles may have changed by transfer, subdivision or encumbrance since 1988. Map the Schedule’s lot identifiers to current title descriptors and verify whether the lot as currently recorded matches the Schedule’s description.
Engage a qualified surveyor or GIS specialist. Because the Schedule contains numerous coordinate points, linear descriptors and carve outs, retain a surveyor experienced with AMG Zone 55 works to produce a clear boundary overlay on current cadastral and topographical mapping. Produce a plan that overlays NI.5‑273 transparency boundaries over contemporary cadastre and satellite imagery to demonstrate whether proposed works or existing uses fall within the declared area.
Read the World Heritage Properties Conservation Act 1983, focusing on s 9. The proclamation makes s 9 applicable to the Schedule parcels; only the Act determines the substantive compliance requirements. Identify whether s 9 imposes prohibitions, requires approvals, sets out penalties, or prescribes notice, consultation or compensation processes. If the Act allows delegation of powers to Ministers, agencies or inspectors, identify the responsible decision‑maker and their published guidance or application forms.

PROCLAMATION

Commonwealth ofAustraliaN. M. STEPHENGovernor-General	By His Excellency theGovernor-General ofthe Commonwealth of Australia

I, SIR NINIAN MARTIN STEPHEN, Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council and under subsection 6 (3) of the World Heritage Properties Conservation Act 1983 being satisfied that the property described in the Schedule is likely to be damaged, hereby declare that property to be property to which section 9 of that Act applies.

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SCHEDULE

NATURAL HERITAGE – WET TROPICS OF QUEENSLAND

PART 1

PREAMBLE

Real Property Descriptions shown hereunder are taken from transparencies (numbered NI.5-273, sheets 1 to 15), made by the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group, Commonwealth Department of Administrative Services, Brisbane, Queensland, of the 1:100000 cadastral map series, published by the Department of Geographical Information, Brisbane, Queensland. The maps used are:

Drawn and

Name Map No. Published Date

Atherton . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7963 October 1982

Bartle Frere . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8063 August 1974

Cairns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8064 June 1974

Cardwell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8161 May 1974

Cooper Point . . . . . . . . . . . . 8163 May 1974

Helenvale . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7966 February 1980

Ingham . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8160 February 1974

Innisfail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8162 October 1981

Kangaroo Hills . . . . . . . . . . . . 8060 March 1981

Kirrama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8061 July 1981

Mossman . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7965 May 1979

Ravenshoe . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7962 October 1982

Rollingstone . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8159 June 1974

Rumula . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7964 June 1979

Tully . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8062 October 1979

All co-ordinate values referred to are Australian Map Grid (AMG) Zone 55 co-ordinates.

Description of Property

All those pieces of land in the State of Queensland, Counties of Banks, Cardwell, Chelmsford, Dagmar, Nares, Solander, Wairuna and Wilkie Gray; Parishes of Alcock, Alexandra, Annan, Amy, Ashton, Bankton, Bartle Frere, Bellenden Ker, Berwick, Blackfriars, Blencoe, Bloomfield, Cairns, Clemant, Clerk, Cromwell, Dagmar, Danbulla, Dedin, Dinden, Dirran, Dulanban, East Barron, Ellerbeck, Gadgarra, Garioch, Garrawalt, Glady, Glenbora, Gore,

Grafton, Herberton, Herkes, Hinchinbrook, Holborn, Hull, Ismailia, Japoon, Johnstone, Jordon, Kanawarra, Kirrama, Leach, Leefe, Marathon, Meunga, Mona Mona, Monkhouse, Mourilyan, Mowbray, Niagara, Noah, Ongera, Palmerston, Phipps, Pitt, Ramleh, Ravenshoe, Riflemead, Rockingham, Russell, Salisbury, Smithfield, Sophia, Sporing, Spurgeon, St.Giles, Stone, Tribulation, Trinity, Victory, Waterview, Whyanbeel and Whypalla, containing a total area (including roads and esplanades) of about 8990 square kilometres, being bounded by lines edged in green on plan catalogue numbers NI.5-273, sheets 1 to 15, in the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group, Commonwealth Department of Administrative Services, Brisbane, Queensland, and being:

National Parks 25, 26, 28 (excluding that part generally west of a line from the south-western corner of NP.25 north-westerly to a point approximately E358100, N7972500, on the Herbert River), 133, 150, 155, 164, 166, 202, 212, 226, 255, 279, 353, 398, 477 (excluding that part generally east of Little Crystal Creek from its intersection with the southern boundary of MHPL 10529 to its tributary's intersection with the Mt Spec Road at about E425200, N7899400), 545 (excluding that part south-east of a line from a point E376050, N7963600, to a point E375350, N7962680), 546, 547, 553, 574, 575, 584, 645, 647, 763 (excluding that part north of Mulgrave River), 771, 880, 904, 1024, 1110, 1311, 1351, 1353, 1356, 1357, 1391, 1392, 1394, 1447, 1468, 1608.
State Forests 34 (being that part south-west of a straight line commencing from the southernmost point of Lot 18 on Wg.63, Parish of Hinchinbrook, south-easterly to the westernmost Point of Lot 6 on Wg.32, Parish of Clemant, thence by that boundary of Lot 6 south-easterly to the next corner and by a straight line from that corner south-westerly to the Parish boundary), 42 (excluding:

(i) that part within the Parish of Victory to the west of Lot 50 on Sr.52, Parish of Victory, and

(ii) that part north-west of a line joining the westernmost corner of Lot 60 on N157.654 to the easternmost corner of Lot 88 on Nr.616, Parish of Victory),

50 (being that part south of a straight line commencing from the southernmost point of Lot 27 on Wg.71, Parish of Hinchinbrook, south-easterly to the northernmost point of Lot 14 on Wg.51, Parish of Hinchinbrook), 78, 143 (excluding that part to the west of a line from the western corner of TR.65 northerly to Half Ton Creek at a point E308000, N8176250, thence downstream to the McLeod River and to its intersection with Spurgeon Creek, thence northerly to the easternmost corner of Curraghmore Holding), 144 (being that part to the east and north of a line from a point E283000, N8210850, on its northern boundary southerly to E283000, N8201800, thence generally southerly along a road to a point E286000, N8197000, thence east to the western boundary of NP.133), 185 (being that part generally north and east of a line commencing at a point on the western boundary of SF.185 approximately 900 metres north-east of the northwestern corner of Lot 107V on Nr.4325, Parish of Danbulla, thence by a line generally south-westerly to that north-western corner of Lot 107V on Nr.4325, easterly along the northern boundary of Lot 107V to its intersection with the western boundary of Lot 108V on Nr.4181, Parish of Danbulla, northerly and easterly along that boundary to its intersection with the western alignment of a road 60.35 metres wide, northerly along that alignment to its intersection with the boundary of land under the control of the Commissioner for Irrigation, westerly along that boundary to its intersection with Platypus Creek and easterly to its intersection with the north-western alignment of a road 60.35 metres wide, generally easterly and north-easterly along that alignment to its intersection with Downfall Creek, north-easterly by a line to a point on Kauri Creek 110 metres upstream of its intersection with Palm Gully, easterly by a line to its intersection with the south-eastern alignment of a road 60.35 metres wide, southeasterly by a line to its intersection with an eastern tributary and 475 metres upstream from Coi Creek, downstream by that tributary to Coi Creek, upstream by Coi Creek for 475 metres, westerly by a line to its intersection with the boundary of R.440 (Scenic Reserve, Lake Euramoo), generally skirting the eastern, northern, western and southern boundary of R.440 to its south-easternmost point), 190 (excluding Lot 530 on Cwl.1623, Parish of Rockingham), 194 (being that part generally south-east of a line commencing at Stewart Head, thence northerly to the south-eastern corner of Lot 213 on Cwl.380, Parish of Herberton, thence northerly along the Lot boundary to its north-eastern corner, thence north-westerly along the north-eastern boundary of a road fronting that Lot to the southernmost point of Lot 215 on Cwl.342, Parish of Herberton, thence north-easterly skirting the south-eastern boundaries of that Lot and R.207, thence generally in a south-easterly, north-easterly and north-westerly direction skirting the south-western, south-eastern and north-eastern boundaries of R.189 to the intersection of the county boundary with the parish boundary (between Barron and East Barron) at the crest of Herberton Range, thence easterly along the parish boundary to the north-western corner of Lot 69V on N.157.396, Parish of Barron, thence skirting the western and southern boundaries of the latter and Lot 70V on N.157.396, Parish of Barron, to the north-western corner of Timber Reserve 930. thence south-westerly and south-easterly following the north-western and south-western boundaries of the Timber Reserve to the northernmost point of Timber Reserve 931, thence generally south-westerly along the north-western boundary of the latter to its westernmost point, thence south-easterly in a straight line to the north-western corner of National Park 353), 206, 251 (being that part generally east of a line commencing at a point on the north-western boundary of Lot 1 on Car.124.221, E337800, N8041400, Parish of Ismailia, thence proceeding north-westerly to the peak of Mt Pandanus and thence north-easterly to the eastern corner of the westernmost bend of an unnamed road traversing State Forest 251 and thence along the eastern alignment of that road to a point on the south-western corner of Timber Reserve 244 but excluding a triangular sawmill area on the eastern side of that road at about E339100, N8042800), 268 (being that part north and east of a line commencing at a point on the crest of Seaview Range at the intersection of the county boundary with the parish boundary (Waterview and Berwick), thence following the county boundary generally easterly to a point on the crest of Seaview Range, approximately E408600, N7907500, then generally southerly to Paluma Ewan Road at a point approximately E409400, N7896400, then generally easterly to Blue Gum Creek at a point approximately E414600, N7895400, and then by a straight line south-easterly to the southernmost corner of SF 268), 310 (excluding those parts:

(i) Wholly within SF 310 and commencing at a point E360150, N8087750, thence generally north-easterly, south-easterly, south-westerly and north-westerly through:

E360140, N8087950,

E360210, N8088000,

E360350, N8088470,

E360550, N8088580,

E360700, N8088250,

E360500, N8087800,

E360370, N8087650,

to the point of commencement, and

(ii) Commencing at the corner of SF 310 which is nearest to the eastern corner of Lot 14 on Nr.1126, Parish of Gadgarra, thence generally north-westerly along the boundary of SF310 to E359500, thence generally north-easterly, easterly, southerly and westerly through:

E360280, N8087250,

E361075, N8087350,

E361200, N8087150,

E361180, N8086800,

E361450, N8086700,

E361540, N8086600,

E361610, N8086600,

E361660, N8086700,

E361800, N8086700,

E361840, N8087070,

E361940, N087150,

E362050, N8087000,

E362310, N8087350,

E362350, N8087300,

E362610, N8087450,

E362640, N8087700,

E363090, N8087500,

E363090, N8087400,

E363350, N8087400,

E363550, N8087550,

E364340, N8087550,

E364450, N8087400,

E364760, N8087550,

E364810, N8087400,

E364600, N8087150,

E364400, N8087150,

E364390, N8086800,

E364450, N8086700,

E364420, N8086450,

E364840, N8086100,

E364320, N8086200,

E364120, N8086200,

E364120, N8086600,

E363990, N8086600,

E363900, N8086500,

E362460, N8086000,

to a point 150 metres north-west of the northern corner and on the extension of the north-eastern boundary of Lot 18 on Nr.560 Parish of Gadgarra and generally westerly along the south-western boundary of SF.310 to the point of commencement),

344, 350, 452, 458 (being that part formed by the northern and western boundaries of Lot 46, Parish of Stone, to a point on the boundary E380750, N7922800, thence by a line south-easterly to a point E380000, N7921450, thence westerly along the northern boundary of Lot 36, Parish of Stone to its north-western corner, thence following the county boundary generally north-westerly to the intersection of the Parishes of Stone, Barrett and Ryeburn, thence by a line north-westerly to the south-eastern corner of Seaview Holding, then northerly along the eastern boundary of Seaview Holding until it meets with NP.547, thence easterly and northerly along the boundary of NP.547 to the boundary of Oak Hills Holding, thence south-easterly along this boundary to the ridge at the intersection of Oak Hills and Henrietta Holding thence easterly along the boundary of Henrietta Holding to the intersection with the parish boundary of Ashton and Lannercost, then generally south-easterly along that parish boundary to the north-eastern corner of Lot 46 in the Parish of Stone), 461 (excluding:

(i) the area north of a line commencing at the southernmost corner of Lot 18 on Cwl.483, Parish of Glenbora, thence south-easterly to E381150, N7981600, thence generally south, south-easterly, easterly, north-easterly and easterly to the parish boundary (Glenbora and Ellerbeck) through:

E381150, N7981000,

E381780, N7979500,

E385180, N7979400,

E385400, N7979700,

E393600, N7977250,

thence generally southerly along the parish boundary to the easternmost point of the Parish of Glenbora, thence south-easterly to the south-western corner of Lot 1V on Car.124.204, Parish of Ellerbeck,

(ii) an area east of a straight line commencing at the southernmost point of Lot 107 on Cwl.652, Parish of Meunga, south-westerly to the eastern end of the northernmost boundary of Lot 4V on Cwl.4, Parish of Meunga,

(iii) an area south of a straight line commencing from the north-western corner of Lot 4V south-westerly to the north-eastern corner of Lot 76 on Cwl.474, Parish of Meunga, and

(iv) ML.415),

475, 486, 591 (excluding Lots 107 and 131, Parish of Garrawalt, and the area southeast of a line commencing at the northernmost point of Lot 166, Parish of Leach, and following Broadwater Creek generally north-easterly to the eastern corner of NP.546, thence south-easterly to E393700, N7962450, thence easterly to E396000, N7962800, near Canoe Creek, thence south-easterly to E397000, N7960800, thence south-easterly to E398000, N7959700, thence easterly to E399900, N7959700, thence north-easterly to a point between Dalrymple Creek and a Stock Route E400900. N7960400, thence south-easterly to E402000, N7958700, thence southerly to E402100, N7956600, thence easterly to the crest of Cardwell Range south of Bishop Peak at the north-western corner of Lot 9 on Cwl.1936, Parish of Pitt), 599, 605, 607 (excluding that part generally west of a line commencing at a point on the south-western boundary of SF.607 being the north-eastern corner of TR.1322, thence northerly by an eastern boundary of Adler Hill Holding and its extension to the eastern corner of Lot 111 on Nr.572, Parish of Danbulla, generally easterly and north-westerly by the eastern boundary of Adler Hill Holding to Mandarin Rock, east-north-easterly by a line to the intersection of Pandanus Creek and the western boundary of Pt A on Nr.4302, Parish of Dinden, northerly by that boundary to the north-western corner of Pt A on Nr.4302, north-north-westerly by a line to the western end of the southern boundary of the Parish of Cairns, being a point on the eastern boundary of Lot 24 on Nr.4303, Parish of Dinden, north-easterly by that boundary to its intersection with the left bank of Shoteel Creek, downstream by that bank to its intersection with the western extension of the southern boundary of Lot 52V on N.157.402, Parish of Cairns, west by that extension to its intersection with the right bank of the Clohesy River and being a point on the north-western boundary of SF.607 and excluding that part north of a line from the south-eastern corner of Lot 7 on Nr.3007 Parish of Cairns to the south-western corner of Lot 2 on RP33421), 644 (excluding those parts:

(i) north of a line commencing at the south-eastern corner of Lot 1V, Parish of Ellerbeck, south-easterly to E404850, N7964800, thence east-north-easterly to the western boundary of the North Coast Railway, and

(ii) commencing at that point on the western alignment of the Bruce Highway which is due west of the North Coast Railway at Conn Station in the Parish of Pitt, southerly by that western alignment to its intersection with the western alignment of the North Coast Railway, southerly by that western alignment to its intersection with the boundary of NP.645, north-westerly by a line to E405600, N7960400, and north-easterly to the point of commencement),

650, 675, 750 (excluding that part to the west of a line from the south-western corner of National Park NP.25 due south to the boundary between the Parishes of Herkes and Cromwell), 755, 757, 758, 861 (excluding those parts:

(i) north of a line commencing at a point E372000, N7994300, thence generally south-westerly, south-easterly, easterly and northerly through:

E371700, N7993400,

E372600, N7993000,

E373350, N7993000,

E373300, N7993650, and

(ii) north of a straight line commencing at the northernmost point of Lot 42 on Cwl.973, Parish of Meunga, thence easterly to a point on the western bank of Deep Creek on the projection of the southern boundary of Lot 85 on Cwl.646, Parish of Meunga),

910, 933, 1073 (excluding:

(i) that part to the west and south of a line commencing at Spider Bridge over Flaggy Creek and thence generally north-westerly through:

E346750, N8150000,

E346000, N8150800,

E344900, N8151850,

E344800, N8152200,

E344400, N8152800,

E342000, N8154800,

thence westerly to a point E339600, N8154800, thence southerly to a point on the boundary of R.1219 approximately 1.3 kilometres from the north-western corner of R.1219, and

(ii) that part bounded by a line commencing approximately 300 metres north of the south-western corner of Lot 144, thence west for approximately one kilometre, thence north for approximately 400 metres, thence west for approximately 500 metres, thence south for approximately 700 metres, thence west to the intersection with a track approximately 100 metres west of Flaggy Creek, then by that track southerly and easterly to its intersection with the western boundary of Lot 18V, Parish of Smithfield, then by the western boundary of Lot 18V and by the southern boundaries of Lots 18V and 13V and the eastern boundary of Lot 13V, thence by a line north-easterly for approximately one kilometre, thence easterly for approximately one kilometre, thence northerly and easterly to a point on the south-western boundary of Lot 131 at a point approximately 700 metres north-west from its southernmost corner, thence north-westerly to the commencement point,

1137, 1185, 1195, 1229 (excluding those parts:

(i) east and south of lines from a point at the intersection of a track and the southern boundary of R.1219 about 2.9 kilometres from the south-western corner, due south to a point at approximately E340800, N8145000, thence by a line through the intersection of the county and parish boundaries (Mar and Garioch) to the intersection of the Little Mitchell River and the eastern boundary of Mt Molloy Holding,

(ii) south-west of a line from that intersection to a point on the State Forest boundary 3.1 kilometres west of the south-western corner of Lot 13V,

(iii) north of a line from the south-eastern corner of Lot 125, Parish of Garioch to the intersection of the southern boundary of Lot 125 extended easterly and a road at E336000, N8158000, and

(iv) bounded by lines parallel to and about 300 metres west and 400 metres south of the western and southern boundaries of Lot 359 on N.157.380),

1232, 1245, 1276, 1469.

Timber Reserves 65, 66, 100, 110, 140, 141, 165 (excluding:

(i) those parts north-west and west of a line commencing at the north-eastern corner of Lot 1V, Parish of Sporing, then proceeding north-easterly to a point E308500, N8245000, and thence north-westerly along a range to the south-easternmost corner of the Parish of Gore, thence westerly along the parish boundary about 1.6 kilometres, thence northerly to the mountain range to a point about 0.2 kilometres generally south-east of North Sampson Mountain, thence along the range north-westerly to North Sampson Mountain, thence north-easterly to E312000, N8254800, thence southerly to E312000, N8254000, thence easterly and northerly to Mount Walker, thence east for 750 metres, north for 750 metres and north-easterly to the south-eastern corner of R.128 and by the eastern and northern boundaries of that reserve to its north-western corner, thence north-easterly to the south-eastern corner of Lot 57V, Parish of Monkhouse,

(ii) that part contained between the eastern and western boundaries of Lots 50V and 55V, Parish of Monkhouse, respectively,

(iii) that part to the north of a line from the south-eastern corner of R.76 to the intersection of the southern alignment of a road adjoining Lot 10V, on Bk.672, Parish of Monkhouse and Waterfall Creek, and

(iv) an area to the west and south of a line beginning on the Daintree River at its intersection with the northern boundary of NP.133 and proceeding downstream to Boolbun Creek, thence by that creek upstream to its intersection with Callaghan Creek, thence by the boundary of the Parish of Bloomfield northerly and westerly to the eastern boundary of Lot 1V, Parish of Sporing),

244 (excluding that area north-west of a line commencing at an eastern corner of Lot 159 on CW.190 at E339150, N8045560, and thence proceeding to the intersection of Vine Creek and N8046000), 315, 785, 1230, 1231, 1244 (excluding that part to the north-east described as Lot 215 on Nr.1154, Parish of Johnstone).

Various Reserves 5, 10, 24, 45, 49, 52, 54, 58, 60, 67, 73, 79, 91, 98, 113, 129, 135, 169, 189 (excluding that part generally north-west of a line commencing at the south-eastern corner of Lot 216 on Cwl.342, Parish of Herberton, and proceeding north-easterly to the intersection of the county boundary with the parish boundary (between Barron and East Barron) at the crest of Herberton Range), 204 (excluding that part to the north of a line from May Peak to the mouth of Buddabadoo Creek), 227, 228 (excluding that part commencing at the northern tip of Constantine Point, southerly along the High Water Mark for 1800 metres, west by a line for 490 metres, north-west by a line to its intersection with the right bank of the Russell River and downstream by that bank to the point of commencement), 229, 242, 271, 350, 379, 405, 423, 440, 446, 466, 473, 486 (excluding all the land to the west and south of a line commencing at the intersection of the Parishes of Ramleh, Timsah and Bankton and proceeding in a northerly direction along the parish boundary to a point at E347150, N8023900, and thence westerly to a point E343800, N8023500, on the Yourka Holding Boundary), 523, 524, 525, 534, 554, 599, 748, 753, 843, 865, 881, 884, 899 (excluding that part to the south-east of a line from Red Cliff Pt southerly to the intersection of the boundary of TR.315), 1007, 1044 (being the western severance of Lot 99V on Nr.3566, Parish of East Barron), 1083, 1097, 1219 (excluding that part east of a line commencing at a point on the northern boundary 2.6 kilometres from the north-western corner, thence to a point on the southern boundary 2.9 kilometres from the south-western corner), 1234, 1235, 1236, 1272, 1273, 1315, 1317 (excluding that part of its north-eastern access arm east of a line between the points:

E396500, N8079000,
E395600, N8078700,
E395500, N8077800),

1323, 1385, 1458, 1508.

Freehold lands

Parish of Alcock: Lot 33, being Commonwealth land acquired by compulsory process by notification in the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No.50 dated 15 June 1967;

Parish of Alexandra: Lots 12 on Bs.5, 17 and 18 on Bs.14, 52V on Bk.157.151, 65V on Bk.157.161, 82 on Sr.487 (excluding that area south of a line commencing on the eastern boundary of Lot 83 on Sr.596, approximately 600 metres south of the north-eastern corner of that block and thence proceeding south-easterly to the intersection of the eastern boundary of Lot 82 and the north-eastern corner of Lot 16 on Sr.390), 83 on Sr.596 (being that part north of a line from the south-eastern corner of Lot 191 to a point on the eastern boundary approximately 600 metres from the north-eastern corner of the subject block), 190 on Bk.157.46 (excluding that part south-west of a line from a point on its western boundary approximately 800 metres north of its south-western corner, to its south-eastern corner) and 191 on Bk.157.46 (excluding an area bounded by lines from a point on its western boundary approximately 800 metres south of the intersecting road to a point on the eastern boundary approximately 800 metres north of the south-western corner of Lot 190, thence by that boundary southerly to the south-eastern corner of Lot 191, thence by its southern boundary westerly for approximately 300 metres, thence generally northerly for 600 metres and generally north-westerly to the western boundary 900 metres south of the point of commencement, thence by that boundary northerly to that point);

Parish of Bellenden Ker: Lots 2V and 3V on N.157.232;

Parish of Dagmar: Lot 116;

Parish of Dirran: Lots 257 on Nr.1301, 297 on Nr.2510 (excluding those parts:

(i) west of a line commencing at a point on the north-western boundary of Lot 297 about 550 metres from the north-western corner of that Lot, then south-easterly to a point E346690, N8052590, then southerly to a point E346600, N8052170, and then south-south-easterly to a point E346640, N8052000, and

(ii) east of a line 25 metres east of and parallel to Massey Creek),

298 on Nr.709 (excluding that part east of a line 25 metres east of and parallel to Massey Creek), 299 on Nr.710 (excluding that part east of a line 25 metres east of and parallel to Massey Creek);

Parish of Meunga: Lots 39 on Cwl.134, 43 on Cwl.371, 50 on Cwl.373;

Parish of Mourilyan: Lot 12 on Nr.2593, Commonwealth Acquisition 789 Sub A (excluding Lindquist Island);

Parish of Noah: former Lot 1 on Sr.135 (being that part north of a line commencing at approximately the mid-point of the northern boundary of Lot 1 on RP737058 thence generally northerly to Mason Creek by a line, the projection of which intersects the northernmost corner of Lot 1 on RP722757, thence generally south-westerly along Mason Creek to its intersection with the eastern boundary of Lot 4 on RP 738897 by that boundary to its northern corner, thence by a straight line to the eastern corner of that Lot;

Parish of Rockingham: Lot 632 on Cwl.3474 (being that part north and north-east of lines commencing at the north- westernmost point of that Lot and thence proceeding due east to the eastern boundary of that Lot and thence south-easterly to a corner of Lot 632 at E397500, N8012700;

Parish of Russell: Lots 7V on N.157.282, 33 on Nr.5073, 331 on N.157.128 (excluding that part to the west of the Graham Range);

Parish of Whyanbeel: Lots 176 on Sr.265 (being that part east of a line from the south-western corner of Lot 145 south to the southern boundary of the subject block), 297 on Sr.184.

6. Leasehold lands

Parish of Alcock: Part C on Cwl.2539;

Parish of Alexandra: Lots 7 on Sr.235, 39 on Sr.17, 51V on Bk.157.159, 54V, 62 on Sr.272, 77 on Sr.312, 78 and 79 on Sr.313;

Parish of Bartle Frere: Lot 16 on Nr.3737;

Parish of Bellenden Ker: Lots 71 on Nr.594 (excluding that part enclosed by a line commencing at a point on the western boundary approximately 200 metres from the north-western corner thence by a line generally easterly for approximately 300 metres, thence by a line generally southerly for approximately 600 metres thence by a line west to the boundary of Lot 71 thence by the western boundary northerly to the point of commencement), 125, 142 and 143 on Nr.1976, 145, 146, 199, 200, 208 and 209 on Nr.5584, 323 on N.157.221;

Parish of Blackfriars: Lots 10 and 12 on Ws.l40, 13 on Wg.176 (being that part east of a line commencing at a point on the crest of Seaview Range on the boundary separating the Counties of Cardwell and Wilkie Gray, approximately E408600, N7907500, generally southerly to Paluma Ewan Road at a point approximately E409400, N7896400);

Parish of Bloomfield: Lot 3 on Sr.576 (being that part east of Boolbun Creek);

Parish of Cairns: Lots 52V (excluding that part to the west of Ganyan Creek on N.157.402), 164 on Nr.l735;

Parish of Clerk: Lots 24 on Sr.448, 27 on Sr.567 (excluding the esplanade east and south of Lots 2 & 3 on Sr.2), Lot 29 on Sr.617;

Parish of Clemant: Lot 49(pt) on Wg.150(as per SF.34);

Parish of Danbulla: Lot 161 on Nr.3596;

Parish of Dinden: Pt.A on Nr.4302, Lot 24 on Nr.4303(being that part north of a line from the southernmost corner of Lot 502, Parish of Cairns, due east to a point on Shoteel Creek);

Parish of Dirran: Lots 159 on Cwl.l62, 209 on Nr.598, 341 on Nr.1040, 542 on Nr.2620 (being that part south-west of a straight line commencing at a point on its north-western boundary at E348000, N8052500, thence south-easterly to a point on its south-eastern boundary at E348400, N8052000);

Parish of Dulanban: ML.36, Lots 23 on Nr.5250 and 26;

Parish of East Barron: Lots 109 on Nr.2518, 410, 434, 435, 436 on Nr.1754;

Parish of Gadgarra: Lots 82 to 85 on Nr.3562, 99, 100 on Nr.1674;

Parish of Garioch: Lot 225 on Da.247 (excluding that part south and west of lines from the intersection of the county and parish boundaries (Mar and Garioch) westerly to the intersection of the Little Mitchell River and the eastern boundary of Mount Molloy Holding, thence north-westerly to a point on the State Forest boundary approximately 3.1 kilometres west of the south-western corner of Lot 13V Parish of Garioch); .

Parish of Garrawalt: Lot 104;

Parish of Glady: Lots 10V on Nr.797, 150 on Nr.1812 (excluding that part to the east of the road designated on plan Nr.2558), 161 and 162 on Nr.766, 167, 168, 170 and 171 on Nr.777, 176 on Nr.4225 (excluding that part to the east of a line commencing at the north-western corner of Lot 176, generally easterly and southerly through:

E383450, N8069850,

E383400, N8069620,

E383540, N8069550,

E383500, N8069270,

to E383400, N8069230, and south-easterly by a line to its intersection with the north-western boundary of Lot 270, Parish of Glady), 177 on Nr.4225, 182 on Nr.2625, 185 on Nr.2580, 186 on Nr.2558, 187 on Nr.3154, 196, 197, 198, 199 on Nr.2261, 200 on Nr.815, 201 on Nr.2678 (excluding that part to the east of the road designated on plan Nr.2558), 267, 277, 280 (excluding an area of 38.9 hectares west of a line commencing at a point on the southern boundary of that Lot at a point 300 metres east of the north-western corner of Lot 55V on N.l57.620 and proceeding northerly parallel to the eastern boundary of that Lot to the northern boundary), 288;

Parish of Hinchinbrook: Lots 19 on Wg.63, 40 on Wg.113, 89, 92 on Wg.188 (being that part south of a straight line commencing from the southernmost point of Lot 27 on Wg.71 Parish of Hinchinbrook, south-easterly to the northernmost point of Lot 14, on Wg.51, Parish of Hinchinbrook), 93 on Wg.271 (excluding that part north of a straight line commencing from the south-eastern corner of Lot 89, Parish of Hinchinbrook, north-easterly to the westernmost point of Lot 27, Parish of Hinchinbrook);

Parish of Jordon: Parts A and B on Nr.5692;

Parish of Kanawarra: Lot 2 on Da.226 (excluding that part to the west of a line from the western corner of TR.65 northerly to Half Ton Creek at a point E308000, N8176250, thence downstream to the McLeod River and by that river to its intersection with the north-western boundary of Lot 2);

Parish of Kirrama: Lots 1 on Cwl.2735, 2 on Cwl.2754;

Parish of Leach: Lot 115 on Cwl.2044;

Parish of Japoon: Part B on Nr.5692, Lots 67, 68, 69, 74 and 75 on Nr.681, 114, 115, 116, 117, 1I8, 119, 120 and 121 on Nr.762, 132, 133 and 136 on Nr.1046, 134 and 135 on Nr.1095, 167 and 168, 180 and 181 on Nr.1005, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 197 and 198 on Nr.1114, 206, 207, 208 and 209 on Nr.1888, 244, 251;

Parish of Meunga: Lots 48, 49 and 51 on Cwl.373, 151 on Cwl.2574, 156 on Cwl.2623 (excluding that part north of a straight line commencing at the northernmost point of Lot 42 on Cwl.973, Parish of Meunga, thence easterly to a point on the western bank of Deep Creek on the projection of the southern boundary of Lot 85 on Cwl.646, Parish of Meunga), 165 on Cwl.2781 (being that part east of a line commencing at E394000, N7984800, thence southerly to the north-eastern corner of Lot 120 on Cwl.2048 Parish of Meunga);

Parish of Mona Mona: Lot 26 on Nr.5146 (being that part north and west of lines from a point on the southern boundary of R.1219 at E340500, N8149000, to a point at E341500, N8145300, and thence to the intersection of the county and parish boundaries (Mar and Garioch));

Parish of Monkhouse: Lots 3 on Bs.43, 37V on Bs.25, 38V on Bk.157.97;

Parish of Ongera: Lots 32 on Cwl.1586, 33 on Cwl.1738, 36 on Cwl.254;

Parish of Palmerston: Lot 11 on Nr.2635;

Parish of Pitt: Lot 10 on Cwl.1635;

Parish of Ramleh: Lots 5 on Cwl.2204, 6, Koombooloomba Dam;

Parish of Ravenshoe: Lots 126 on Cwl.1976, 128 on Cwl.206, 142, 143 and 144 on Cwl.1976, 179 on Cwl.205, 222 and 224 on Cwl.219, 225 and 226 on Cwl.259, 234 on Cwl.208, 291 on Cwl.1592;

Parish of Riflemead: Lot 20;

Parish of Rockingham: Lots 1 on Cwl.46, 4 and 5 on Cwl.55, 85, 86 on Cwl.296, 108 on Cwl.299, 213 on Cwl.1333, 225 on Cwl.598, 414 on Cwl.131, 418, 419 and 429 on Cwl.818, 446 and 447 on Cwl.878, 450 on Cwl.1788 (being that part north of a straight line commencing at the south-eastern corner of Lot 526 on Cwl.1600, thence north-easterly to the north-western corner of R.89), 526 on Cwl.1600, 534 on Cwl.1665, 547 on Cwl.1770, 585;

Parish of Russell: Lots 6V and 7V on N.157.282, 29V on N.157.683, 31 on Nr.4104, 40 on Nr.5543 (excluding that part east of a line commencing at the northernmost corner of Lot 40, thence south-westerly to the north-eastern corner of Lot 331 on N.157.128, thence southerly along the eastern boundary of Lot 331 for approximately 500 metres, thence easterly to a point approximately E392300, N8084850, on an unnamed creek, thence southerly along a track to a point approximately E392100, N8083150, near the intersection of the track with an unnamed creek, thence westerly to a point E391800, N8083150, southerly to a point E391800, N8082350, easterly to a point on a road approximately E392000, N8082350, thence southerly to a point on the southern boundary of Lot 40), 41 on Nr.5470 (excluding all that part to the east and north of a line commencing at a point on the northern boundary at E392000, then southerly to a point E392000, N8080000, thence easterly to a point E392250, N8080000, thence north-easterly to the intersection of tracks at approximately E392350, N8080500, thence generally southerly along a track to Bramston Beach Road), 42 on Nr.5469 (excluding:

(i) that part north-west of a line from the intersection of a track with Bramston Beach Road thence generally southerly and south-easterly through:

E392400, N8077900,
E392600, N8077800,
E392750, N8077400,

and then easterly to a track at approximately E392900, N8077400, and northerly along that track to a point 250 metres south of the Bramston Beach Road, thence generally north-easterly, parallel to and approximately 250 metres south-east of the Bramston Beach Road to its intersection with the western boundary of Lot 13 on Nr.1323,

(ii) that part being Lots 2, 3 and 4 on RP739124, these Lots being part of a subsequent subdivision of the former Lot 42 on Nr.5469, and

(iii) that part east of a line commencing at the south-eastern corner of Lot 4 on RP739124 thence due south for approximately 900 metres, thence south-easterly to the south-western corner of Lot 8 Parish of Russell),

85 on Nr.4807, 86 on Nr.4808, 88 and 89 on Nr.4809, 108 on Nr.1570;

Parish of Salisbury: Lots 59 on N.157.697, 82 on Sr.607;

Parish of Smithfield: Lot 124 on Nr.4313;

Parish of Sophia: Lots 105 on Nr.5260, 110 on Nr.4704;

Parish of Stone: Lot 46 (excluding that part east of a line commencing at the south-westernmost point of Lot 23, Parish of Stone, proceeding along a line south-easterly to a point approximately E380750, N7922800);

Parish of Trinity: Lots 101 on Nr.3480, 163 on Nr.4741, 172 on Nr.5631;

Parish of Waterview.: Lot 99 on Cwl.2612, M.H.P.Ls. 9435, 9441 and 9883;

Parish of Whyanbeel: Lots 45 on Nr.283, 76 on Sr.38 (being that part south of a line from the southern corner of its westernmost boundary east to the north-eastern boundary of the subject block), 117 on N.157.164, 156 on Nr.38, 308 on Sr.247, 333, 335 and 336.

Holdings Brooklyn (excluding that part generally west and south of lines commencing at the north-western corner of Lot 47 Parish of Riflemead, thence to the eastern-most corner of Lot 32 Parish of Riflemead, then to the westernmost corner of TR.6S), Cashmere (being that part east of a straight line commencing at E347600, N8005250, thence southerly to E347750, N8000500, on the crest of a range), Dotswood (being that part north-east of a line commencing on the boundary of Dotswood Holding at the eastern corner of Tareela Block No. 1, Parish of St. Giles, on the Paluma Range, thence south-westerly along the boundary of Tareela Block No. 1 to a point approximately 1600 metres from the southern corner of Tareela Block No. 1 then generally north-westerly to E433000, N7872200, thence to E430900, N7881600, thence to the St. Giles parish boundary at a point approximately 850 metres along that boundary north-easterly from the western corner of Tareela Block No. 2, thence south-westerly to a point on the Holborn parish boundary approximately 3800 metres north-easterly along that boundary from the western corner of Tareela Block No.1, Parish of St. Giles, thence westerly to E424900, N7883750, and north-westerly to Banana Creek at a point E423500, N7888200, and by that creek south-westerly to the southernmost corner of SF.268), Henrietta (being that part west of Stony Creek), Herbert River (being that part east of a line commencing at a point on the southern bank of the Herbert River E357650, N7972700, thence south-easterly to the western corner of NP.25, thence southerly to the parish boundary (Herkes and Cromwell E360300, N7962000)), Hervey (being that part north of the southern boundary of Tareela Block No. 2), Kirrama (being that part north-east of a line commencing at E347750, N8000500, thence easterly to E350100, N8000500, thence south-easterly to E354450, N7996400, thence easterly to E355900, N7996300, thence south-easterly to E359550, N7990600, thence south to a point on the parish boundary (Blencoe and Kirrama) and Kirrama Holding boundary, E359500, N7988700, thence proceeding along the boundary of Kirrama Holding generally south-easterly and north-easterly to Mount Collins, thence proceeding south-easterly to the parish boundary (Kirrama and Niagara) at the westernmost corner of SF.350, thence south-westerly to the northern bank of the Herbert River at a point E357700, N7972700)) , Leefe (excluding an area commencing at a point E375900, N7964600, thence generally northerly, north-easterly, easterly, south-easterly and south-westerly through:

E375600, N7966580,
E379000, N7970030,
E379750, N7969950,
E381000, N7967800,
E377800, N7964600,

Oak Hills (being that part east of a line from a point E360200, N7955650, generally southerly to a point E360080, N7952200, thence generally south-easterly to a point E369550, N7947700, thence generally south-easterly to a point E369550, N7947700, thence generally south-easterly to a point E371150, N7942200), Ollera Creek (excluding that part north of a straight line commencing from the southernmost point of Lot 27 on Wg.71, Parish of Hinchinbrook, south-easterly to the northernmost point of Lot 14 on Wg.51, Parish of Hinchinbrook), Seaview (being that part of Seaview Holding north and west of a line commencing at a point E375000, N7940400, on the eastern boundary of Seaview Holding proceeding westerly to the range at a point E371700, N7948000, thence generally north-westerly to the boundary of Seaview and Oak Hills Holding at a point E371150, N7942200), Wairuna (being that part east of a straight line commencing at a point on the northern boundary E360300, N7962000, thence southerly to the southern boundary of Wairuna Holding at E360200, N7956000), Wooroora (being that part north-east of a line commencing at a point on Charmillin Creek at E342000, N8038000, thence north-westerly to a point on the north-western boundary of Lot 1V on Car.124.221, Parish of Ismailia at E337800, N8041400), Yourka (being that part east of a straight line commencing at E347400, N8007900, thence southerly to E347600, N8005250).

Vacant Crown Lands

(i) In the Parish of Alexandra, Lots 173, 202, 203, 226 and 272;

(ii) In the Parish of Alexandra, bounded by NP.164, TR.165, Lots 173, 226, 144, R.98, Lots 179, 147, 8, 148, 272, 257, 33, 32, 186, 126, 189, 130, 191, 30V, 31V, 36V, 188, 38V, 42V, 43V, 46V and 202;

(iii) In the Parish of Alexandra bounded by NP.164, Parish of Noah, Lot 203, Cooper Creek and Lot 202;

(iv) In the Parish of Alexandra bounded by Lots 54V, R.79, High Water Mark of the Coral Sea, Lots 62 and 203;

(v) In the Parish of Alexandra bounded by Lot 78, Hutchinson Creek, Lots 187, 44V, 43V, 46V, 54V, R.79 and the High Water Mark of the Coral Sea;

(vi) In the Parish of Alexandra bounded by Lot 78, High Water Mark of the Coral Sea, Lot 77, R.52, Lots 65V, 18, 17, 11, 57V, 35, 37, 82, 190, 6V, 13V, 23V, 22V, 29V, 28V, 21V, 26V, 25V, and 79;

(vii) In the Parish of Ashton, to the west of NP 547 bounded by Oak Hills Holding;

(viii) In the Parish of Berwick, east of a line commencing at the southernmost point of Lot 24V on Car.124.272, Parish of Berwick, thence south-westerly to E396000, N7910600, and thence easterly to the crest of Seaview Range at the junction of the parish boundary (Kangaroo Hills and Blackfriars) with the county boundary (Cardwell and Wilkie Gray) and bounded on the east by SF.268;

(ix) In the Parish of Dulanban, containing an area of about 8 hectares, approximately 400 metres south of Lot 23 on Nr.5250, Parish of Dulanban and bounded on the north-west and south-west by TR.315 and on the north-east and south-east by R.899;

(x) In the Parishes of Gadgarra and Grafton bounded by SF.310, SF.675 and Lot 123, Parish of Grafton excluding Lots 86, 87, 90, 91, 96, 97, 99 and 101, Parish of Gadgarra;

(xi) In the Parishes of Glady and Russell, bounded on the east by the High Water Mark of the Coral Sea, between the south-eastern corner of Lot 108, Parish of Russell, and the north-eastern corner of Lot 10V, Parish of Glady and generally on the south by the said Lot 10V and Lots 198, 197, 196, 90V, 76V, 77V, Parish of Glady and generally on the west by Lots 239V, 64V, 282, 88V, 95, 280 and 86V, Parish of Glady, Lots 89 and 88, Parish of Russell, Lot 54V, Parish of Glady, Lot 43V, 49V, 87, 86, 85, 84, NP.1357, Lots 45V, 44V and 331, Parish of Russell and again on the east generally by Lots 40, 41, 33, 42 and 8, Parish of Russell, and on the north generally by Lot 8, Parish of Russell and an unsurveyed line north-easterly from the easternmost corner of the said Lot 8 to the High Water Mark of the Coral Sea and thence bounded again on the east generally from the High Water Mark to the north-eastern corner of Lot 108, Parish of Russell, by the High Water Mark of the Coral Sea, thence bounded again on the south, east and north by Lot 108;

(xii) In the Parish of Glady, commencing at the south-western corner of Lot 224, being a point on the left bank of the Johnstone River, generally westerly upstream by the left bank to its intersection with McMillan Track being an eastern corner of the Parish of Palmerston, generally westerly and northerly by SF.755 to the western boundary of Lot 187, Parish of Glady and generally easterly and southerly by the said Lot 187 and Lots 220, 201, 288, 205, 192, 193, 195, 180, 178, 135, 176, 177, 270, 174, 162, 171, 170, 169, 168, 167, 12, 153, 16, 125A, 17, 15, 97, 279, 9, 224, 271 and 224 again, Parish of Glady, to the point of commencement, excluding Lots 291, 255, 263, 266, 267, 272 and 277, Parish of Glady;

(xiii) In the Parish of Hull, between the High Water Mark of the Coral Sea and a line commencing at a point on the north-eastern bank of an inlet north-east of the northern corner of R.979 and proceeding north-north-westerly to the southern boundary of NP.1608 on a straight line projection to the junction point of the westernmost boundary of NP. 1608 and the southern boundary of Lot 486 on Nr.5779 Parish of Hull, and thence easterly by the southern boundary of NP. 1608 to the High Water Mark of the Coral Sea;

(xiv) In the Parish of Leefe excluding Leefe Holding;

(xv) In the Parishes of Marathon and Pitt, bounded by the southern boundary of NP645, Hinchinbrook Channel, Enterprise Channel, the Herbert River, Lots 41, 522, 31V, 78, 77, 15, 49, 2, 1, 2, 9, 63, 25V, 76, 29V, and 64 in the Parish of Marathon, thence by the Railway Reserve generally north-westerly to the southern boundary of NP.645;

(xvi) In the Parish of Mourilyan, north and east of the town of Mourilyan Harbour to the southern boundary of R.554;

(xvii) In the Parish of Niagara bounded by lines commencing at the easternmost point of Kirrama Holding thence proceeding along the range generally easterly following the southern boundary of SF.350 to its intersection with the western boundary of NP.545, thence proceeding along the boundary of NP.545 along the mountain range generally southerly and westerly to the south easternmost corner of Kirrama Holding, thence north easterly along the Kirrama Holding boundary to the easternmost point of Kirrama Holding;

(xviii) In the Parish of Riflemead north of Lot 47 on Da.335 Parish of Riflemead, west of part of the boundaries of the Parishes of Riflemead and Garioch and south-east of part of the Brooklyn Holding boundary;

(xix) In the Parish of Rockingham bounded by Lots 606, 41 and 543 and NP.647;

(xx) In the Parish of Rockingham bounded by the road adjacent to NP.647 and Lots 586 and 40V, Lots 543, 586 and 450, NP.647, Carmoo Creek and the Hull River downstream from Carmoo Creek;

(xxi) In the Parish of Rockingham bounded by Lots 483D, 604, 51V, 1, 4, 5, 3, 8, 387 and 386, SF.1137 and the parish boundary;

(xxii) In the Parish of Rockingham bounded by Lots 1, 4, 86 and 566 and SF.190;

(xxiii) In the Parish of Rockingham bounded by SF. 1137, Lots 483B and 271, the right bank of the North Hull River and the left bank of the Hull River;

(xxiv) In the Parish of Russell commencing at a point about 3 kilometres southerly along the High Water Mark of the Coral Sea, from Constantine Point and bounded by High Water Mark of the Coral Sea, SF.1185 and R.228;

(xxv) In the Parishes of Tribulation and Noah east of TR.l65 between the eastern boundary of R.24 and the eastern and part of the northern boundary of Lot 14 Parish of Tribulation and part of the parish boundaries of Noah and Alexandra;

(xxvi) In the Parish of Waterview bounded on the west by the county boundary (between Wilkie Gray and Cardwell), on the east and north-east by the western boundary of NP.477 and on the south by a straight line proceeding due west to the county boundary from a corner of NP.477 at the north-western end of that boundary line of NP.477 extending north-westerly from Section 1, Town of Paluma;

(xxvii) In the Parish of Whyanbeel bounded by Lot 217, Daintree River, Crocodile Creek and Lot 264, excluding Lot 76, Parish of Whyanbeel;

(xxviii) In the Parish of Waterview bounded by NP.477, SF.268 and the county boundary between the Counties of Cardwell and Wilkie Gray.

(i) Sections 1 to 16, Town of Woolanmarroo;

(ii) Town of Palmerston.

PART II

PREAMBLE

Real Property Descriptions shown hereunder are taken from transparencies (numbered NI.5-273, sheets 4, 8, 9, 10 and 15), made by the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group, Commonwealth Department of Administrative Services, Brisbane, Queensland, of the 1:100000 cadastral map series, published by the Department of Geographical Information, Brisbane, Queensland. The transparencies have been modified and updated where necessary to show more clearly the boundaries of the Property. The maps used are:

Drawn and

Name Map No. Published Date

Bartle Frere . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8063 August 1974

Cairns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8064 June 1974

Cooper Point . . . . . . . . . . . . 8163 May 1974

Mossman . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7956 May 1979

Tully . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8062 October 1979

All co-ordinate values referred to are Australian Map Grid (AMG) Zone 55 co-ordinates.

DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY

All those pieces of land in the State of Queensland, Counties of Nares and Solander; Parishes of Clerk, Danbulla, Dirran, Dulanban, Glady, Noah and Russell, containing a total area (including roads and esplanades) of about 7.5 square kilometres, being bounded by lines edged in blue on plan catalogue numbers NI.5-273, sheets 4, 8, 9, 10 and 15, in the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group, Commonwealth Department of Administrative Services, Brisbane, Queensland, and being:

National Park 1053.
State Forest 185 (being that part enclosed by a line commencing at E354200, N8100700, thence due south to Tinaroo Falls Dam, easterly along the northern shoreline to Mobo Creek, thence north-north-westerly by a line to the point of commencement), 1073 (being that part enclosed by a line commencing at a point at the intersection of the eastward projection of the northern boundary of R.1219 and Big Rooty Creek, thence easterly to a line running east of and parallel to Big Rooty and Flaggy Creeks to a point on the eastern projection of the southern boundary of R.1219, thence westerly to the south-eastern corner of R.1219).
Reserve 1219 (being that part east of a line commencing at a point on the northern boundary 2.6 kilometres from the north-western corner, thence to a point on the southern boundary 2.9 kilometres from the south-western corner).
Freehold lands

Parish of Dirran: Lot 296 on Nr.709 (excluding that part south-west of a line 200 metres south-west of and parallel to the north-eastern boundary of Lot 296).

Parish of Glady: That part of Lot 7 on C.157.304 north-east of the Seymour Range.

Parish of Noah: Lots 18 and 19 on RP.73889 (excluding those parts east of a line commencing at a point on the southern boundary of Lot 19 approximately 180 metres east of the south-western corner of Lot 19, thence due north to a point on the north-eastern boundary of Lot 18). Lot 5 on RP.26706, Lot 1 on RP.32553, Lot 1 on RP.31113. That part of Lots 5 and 6 on RP.738897 enclosed by a line commencing on the northern corner of Lot 4 on RP.738897, through the south-eastern corner of Lot 6 to a point on the south-eastern boundary of Lot 10 on RP.738897, thence northerly along the boundary of Lot 6 to its north-eastern corner, thence by a straight line to the point of commencement.

Parish of Russell: Lot 19v.

Leasehold Lands

Parish of Clerk: Lot 20 on Sr.505.

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Dated 15 December 1988.

(L.S.) Given under my hand and the Great Seal of Australia on 15 December 1988

By His Excellency's Command,

CLYDE HOLDING

Minister for State for the Arts and Territories

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN!

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PROCLAMATION

Commonwealth ofAustraliaN. M. STEPHENGovernor-General	By His Excellency theGovernor-General ofthe Commonwealth of Australia

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SCHEDULE

NATURAL HERITAGE – WET TROPICS OF QUEENSLAND

PART 1

PREAMBLE

Drawn and

Name Map No. Published Date

Atherton . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7963 October 1982

Bartle Frere . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8063 August 1974

Cairns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8064 June 1974

Cardwell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8161 May 1974

Cooper Point . . . . . . . . . . . . 8163 May 1974

Helenvale . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7966 February 1980

Ingham . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8160 February 1974

Innisfail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8162 October 1981

Kangaroo Hills . . . . . . . . . . . . 8060 March 1981

Kirrama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8061 July 1981

Mossman . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7965 May 1979

Ravenshoe . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7962 October 1982

Rollingstone . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8159 June 1974

Rumula . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7964 June 1979

Tully . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8062 October 1979

All co-ordinate values referred to are Australian Map Grid (AMG) Zone 55 co-ordinates.

Description of Property

National Parks 25, 26, 28 (excluding that part generally west of a line from the south-western corner of NP.25 north-westerly to a point approximately E358100, N7972500, on the Herbert River), 133, 150, 155, 164, 166, 202, 212, 226, 255, 279, 353, 398, 477 (excluding that part generally east of Little Crystal Creek from its intersection with the southern boundary of MHPL 10529 to its tributary's intersection with the Mt Spec Road at about E425200, N7899400), 545 (excluding that part south-east of a line from a point E376050, N7963600, to a point E375350, N7962680), 546, 547, 553, 574, 575, 584, 645, 647, 763 (excluding that part north of Mulgrave River), 771, 880, 904, 1024, 1110, 1311, 1351, 1353, 1356, 1357, 1391, 1392, 1394, 1447, 1468, 1608.
State Forests 34 (being that part south-west of a straight line commencing from the southernmost point of Lot 18 on Wg.63, Parish of Hinchinbrook, south-easterly to the westernmost Point of Lot 6 on Wg.32, Parish of Clemant, thence by that boundary of Lot 6 south-easterly to the next corner and by a straight line from that corner south-westerly to the Parish boundary), 42 (excluding:

(i) that part within the Parish of Victory to the west of Lot 50 on Sr.52, Parish of Victory, and

(ii) that part north-west of a line joining the westernmost corner of Lot 60 on N157.654 to the easternmost corner of Lot 88 on Nr.616, Parish of Victory),

(i) Wholly within SF 310 and commencing at a point E360150, N8087750, thence generally north-easterly, south-easterly, south-westerly and north-westerly through:

E360140, N8087950,

E360210, N8088000,

E360350, N8088470,

E360550, N8088580,

E360700, N8088250,

E360500, N8087800,

E360370, N8087650,

to the point of commencement, and

E360280, N8087250,

E361075, N8087350,

E361200, N8087150,

E361180, N8086800,

E361450, N8086700,

E361540, N8086600,

E361610, N8086600,

E361660, N8086700,

E361800, N8086700,

E361840, N8087070,

E361940, N087150,

E362050, N8087000,

E362310, N8087350,

E362350, N8087300,

E362610, N8087450,

E362640, N8087700,

E363090, N8087500,

E363090, N8087400,

E363350, N8087400,

E363550, N8087550,

E364340, N8087550,

E364450, N8087400,

E364760, N8087550,

E364810, N8087400,

E364600, N8087150,

E364400, N8087150,

E364390, N8086800,

E364450, N8086700,

E364420, N8086450,

E364840, N8086100,

E364320, N8086200,

E364120, N8086200,

E364120, N8086600,

E363990, N8086600,

E363900, N8086500,

E362460, N8086000,

E381150, N7981000,

E381780, N7979500,

E385180, N7979400,

E385400, N7979700,

E393600, N7977250,

(iii) an area south of a straight line commencing from the north-western corner of Lot 4V south-westerly to the north-eastern corner of Lot 76 on Cwl.474, Parish of Meunga, and

(iv) ML.415),

(ii) commencing at that point on the western alignment of the Bruce Highway which is due west of the North Coast Railway at Conn Station in the Parish of Pitt, southerly by

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