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Colonel
Walter Liberty Vernon
VD FRIBA
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10th New South Wales Government Architect
In office
1 August 1890 –11 August 1911
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Preceded by
George Ranken
 Mayor of East St Leonards
1887 – 1888		Succeeded by
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