In 1887 Allan became a tenant in common of the site with William Graham MLC, with whom he already shared a number of business interests.
In July 1917, the Governor, Sir Hamilton Goold-Adams, agreed reluctantly to Ryan's request to appoint 13 members to the Legislative Council.
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