OS1/23/20/188
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Site of HARRA BROUGH | Harrabrough Harrabrough Harrabrough |
Mr. Thomas Southit Farmer Midtown Mr. George Ryrie Hall of Herston W. J. Norquoy Esquire Banker St. Margaret's Hope |
124 | Applies to a precipitous point which is almost surrounded by water and penetrated underneath by three subterraneous passages. It is situated on the southern most portion of Harrabrough Head and only accessible by a narrow and dangerous footway on the north side. On this rock exists the site of a Danish fortification. It is the property of Miss Stewart, Edinburgh. |
| THE ALTAR | The Alter The Alter The Alter |
Mr. Thomas Southit Farmer Midtown Mr. George Ryrie Hall of Herston W. J Norquoy Esquire Banker St. Margaret's Hope |
124 | A sharp rocky promontory situated on the north west side of Harrabrough and a short distance southwest from Mark Hall; also about a quarter of a mile south of the Hall of Herston and on the property of Miss Stewart Edinburgh. |
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