New South Wales Consolidated Acts New South Wales Consolidated ActsCounty of Cumberland, parish of Saint James, area 1 rood 1.7 perches: Commencing at a point on the eastern building-line of George-street, bearing north five degrees thirteen minutes east, and distant ninety-five and nine-hundredths links from the north-west corner of the base-course of the present structure of the General Post Office; and bounded thence on part of the west by part of that building-line bearing north five degrees thirteen minutes east ninety-nine links; thence on the north by a line bearing south eighty-one degrees forty-seven minutes twenty seconds, east two hundred and sixty and three-tenths links to the south-east corner of a stone building, being a point on the western side of the Tank Stream, and which is also the north-east corner of a brick building; thence along that side of that Tank Stream on part of the east by the eastern side of that brick building bearing south eleven degrees fifty-six minutes forty seconds west, sixty-six and eighty-five-hundredths links to its south-east corner, which is also the north-east corner of a stone building; thence on the remainder of the east by the said western side of the said Tank Stream, being the eastern side of that stone building bearing south thirteen degrees fifteen minutes, west twenty-four and twenty-seven-hundredths links to a corner in the wall thereof; thence on the south-east by a line bearing south forty-three degrees nine minutes west, sixteen and twenty-one-hundredths links along the north-western side of the said Tank Stream to the most southerly corner of the eastern end of an old stone wall, which is a point in the northern boundary of land already resumed by the Crown, and shown on plan catalogued S 336,858 in the Department of Lands; thence on part of the south by a line partly along the southern side of that old stone wall, and that line produced bearing north eighty-one degrees forty-six minutes forty seconds west, in all one hundred and seventy-nine and two-tenths links, to a point in the southerly prolongation of the western side of an old brick wall; thence on the remainder of the west by that southerly prolongation and that western side of that brick wall, bearing north four degrees forty minutes east, in all six links, to the southern side of a brick and stone building; thence on the remainder of the south by a line along part of that southern side of that building and its prolongation, bearing north eighty-two degrees twenty-three minutes west, in all fifty-nine and seventy-six-hundredths links, to the point of commencement.
Note: All bearings are taken from the Trigonometrical Meridian.