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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Commercial Banking C0. of Sydney National Australia Bank Cnr Gillies & MacKay Streets,, ROCHESTER VIC 3561 - Property No B5294		B5294	File only
Former Bank Of Victoria Commercial Banking Company , National Australia Bank 126 Mollison Street,, KYNETON VIC 3444 - Property No B5628	Classification includes the water tank with the unusual top, the outside toilets, servants' wing and vault complete with its slate shelving and iron grille. Classified: 25/07/1985	B5628	Regional
Former Australian Felix Hotel Morell's Hotel , National Australia Bank , Richardson's Hotel 168-174 Bourke Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6214	This corner-sited, two-storey former hotel building in the Italian Renaissance manner was rebuilt in 1860 on the site of an earlier 1846 hotel structure. Last known as Richardson's Hotel, it was licenced to Robert Sawyers in 1847 as the Australian Felix Hotel. This building is of national cultural significance as the headquarters of the Richardson Hotel chain from the turn of the century until 1944. The chain's founder, James Richardson (1865-1951), who also lived in the hotel's ... more	B6214	Regional

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Commercial Banking C0. of Sydney

National Australia Bank

Cnr Gillies & MacKay Streets,, ROCHESTER VIC 3561 - Property No B5294

B5294

File only

Former Bank Of Victoria

Commercial Banking Company , National Australia Bank

126 Mollison Street,, KYNETON VIC 3444 - Property No B5628

Classification includes the water tank with the unusual top, the outside toilets, servants' wing and vault complete with its slate shelving and iron grille. Classified: 25/07/1985

B5628

Regional

Former Australian Felix Hotel

Morell's Hotel , National Australia Bank , Richardson's Hotel

168-174 Bourke Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6214

This corner-sited, two-storey former hotel building in the Italian Renaissance manner was rebuilt in 1860 on the site of an earlier 1846 hotel structure. Last known as Richardson's Hotel, it was licenced to Robert Sawyers in 1847 as the Australian Felix Hotel. This building is of national cultural significance as the headquarters of the Richardson Hotel chain from the turn of the century until 1944. The chain's founder, James Richardson (1865-1951), who also lived in the hotel's ... more

B6214

Regional