G.H. Martin 140 acres. Formed by Helena, Hewitt, Colban, Queen, Bay, Lake and Henry Streets. Related to Portion 2 of 160 acres granted to Charles Frederick Stokes.
Little building appears to have taken place.
He is believed to have planted the Norfolk Island pines which are now a landmark, probably about 1920. The Wilson family settled on the western or Bonnells Bay side, now Yarrawonga Park. Shingle Splitters Point provided a good anchorage and loading place. The shingle splitters lived in huts nearby.