- The
Hundred of
Mudla Wirra is a
cadastral unit of
hundred located on the
northern Adelaide Plains of
South Australia,
first proclaimed in 1847. The hundred...
- four
separate cadastral divisions,
being at the
corners of the
hundreds of
Mudla Wirra, Nuriootpa,
Barossa and
Munno Para. As such, the east half of the...
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consisted of a
school (1903-1940), a
cemetery and the
meeting rooms for the
Mudla Wirra North Council. No
remnants of the
original settlement remain except...
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sections in the
Hundred of
Mudla Wirra (which had been
established in 1847),
known as the
Mudla Wirra Forest. The name
mudla wirra comes from the Kaurna...
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Muddenahalli Muddeneralekere Mudigere Mudigere Kaval Mudigowdanahalli Mudimadu Mudla Palya Mudlahalli Mudlakerepalya Mudlapura Mugadalbetta Mugalur Muganahalli...
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would become Roseworthy on 13
December 1837. In 1855 land in the
Hundred of
Mudla Wirra was
purchased by
William and
Grace Gartrell. In 1863 when William...
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proclaimed on 11
September 1856
after being severed from the
District Council of
Mudla Wirra. Its
jurisdiction consisted of most of the
Hundred of Port Gawler...
- Caltowie, Wirrabara, Saltia, Willochra, Wirreanda, ****nelue, Wonoka,
Oudla Mudla, Droonda, Eurilpa,
Morchard and Pekina.
South Australian Register accessed...
- body
established in the area was the
District Council of
Mudla Wirra,
proclaimed in 1854.
Mudla Wirra council encomp****ed
those parts of the
Hundred of...
- body
established in the area was the
District Council of
Mudla Wirra,
proclaimed in 1854.
Mudla Wirra council encomp****ed
those parts of the
Hundred of...
