The Eighth Report by the Royal Commission on Victorian Outer Ports published in 1928. Folio. Red buckram with gold lettering.
The report deals with the facts that would enable a port to be established either at Crib Point or Long Island on the western shore of Westernport Bay. A detailed analysis of the factors such as railway transport, road transport, potential users and the security for shipping. Contains a detailed map of Westernport Bay, a detailed chart of Long Island and Crib Point and a foldout map of the Eastern part of Victoria.
The personalised copy of the Chairman of the Royal Commission, George Frederick Holden.