Place Names Register Extract

Auvergne

Extract date: 05/05/2024

Name	Auvergne
Type Designation	Homestead
Place Id	10518
Place Type	Feature
Status	Recorded
Date Registered
Location (Datum GDA94)
	Latitude: -15° 41' S (Decimal degrees -15.68359)
	Longitude: 130° 00' E (Decimal degrees 130.00966)
Locality / Suburb
	Baines
Local Government Area
	Victoria-Daly Shire Council
History/Origin	The name Auvergne is believed to have been applied by John Arthur Macartney around 1884, following the South Australian Government granting the land to E G Mayne and himself in partnership. The partnership sold the stock and land rights of Auvernge to Conner and Doherty in 1896. J A Macartney was a son of an Anglican clergyman of aristocratic lineage, who migrated from Ireland with his family to Port Phillip in 1848. It is believed that Macartney had a classical education in France.

Register & Gazettal information

Date	Gazettal	Comment
	(None Found)

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