auction · 1840
Three separate auctions are announced by Mr. T. Blackman at the Commissariat Stores on February 19, 1840, for remains of stores from emigrant ships, a convict ship, and goods from Norfolk Island.
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OfficialWilliam Miller
OfficialDep. Com. Gen.
AuctioneerMR- T
BLACKMAN
ShipNorth Britain
ShipCrusader
ShipGeorge Fife
ShipMiddlesex
PlaceIreland
OrgCommissariat
PlaceNorfolk Island
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 9, 12 February 1840.
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