Magasin de l'intendance, William Street, Brisbane, c 1960. Du patrimoine du Queensland Registerid =600176 ) . Le Commissariat Store a été construit en pierre locale en 1828-9 par Moreton Bay colonie pénitentiaire condamnés en tant que dispositions de deux étages près de la rivière Brisbane magasin et ce qui allait devenir la Queen's Wharf. Une troisième histoire de brique rendu a été ajouté en 1913 pour tenir compte de la poursuite de son utilisation comme un magasin du gouvernement et fournir une adresse à William Street. En 1860, suite à la création de la colonie du Queensland, le magasin a été renommé le magasin Colonial. Il a été réparé et l'étage supérieur

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Commissariat Store, William Street, Brisbane, c 1960. From the Queensland Heritage Registerid=600176 ) . The Commissariat Store was constructed of local stone in 1828-9 by Moreton Bay penal settlement convicts as a two-storey provisions store near the Brisbane River and what was to become Queen's Wharf. A third storey of rendered brick was added in 1913 to accommodate its continuing use as a government store and providing an address to William Street. In 1860, following the creation of the colony of Queensland, the store was renamed the Colonial Store. It was repaired and the upper floor was converted for use as police barracks. Eighteen new hardwood sash windows were added. Internally, six pine batten doors and a partition were constructed to provide married men's quarters and single men's barracks on the first floor. At this time a fireplace, new ironbark shingle roof, wall, window and door were added to the kitchen building in the yard (constructed there c1857). On the ground floor of the store, a raised timber floor was installed and the windows enlarged and glazed. The storekeeper and a staff of twelve handled everything from oil for lighthouses to blankets for distribution to the Aborigines. A cottage for the storekeeper was constructed in the southern corner of the yard between 1861 and 1872, with a gabled extension to it completed in 1873. The Colonial Store was repaired and added to as the colony grew. In 1886 a single-storey brick wing was added at right angles to the original building on its southern corner running out to the boundary of the yard to the Queens Wharf Road. The wing was used as a stationery annexe, and received an extra storey in 1900. In 1923, the State Stores Board was created as an initiative of the Labor government to facilitate efficient and economical purchase and distribution of goods used by government departments. This system ran with little change until the 1980s and it was administered from the former Commissariat Store, n

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