notice · 1840
Revised NSW immigration bounty regulations (Colonial Secretary's Office, 3 Mar 1840): bounties for bringing agricultural labourers, mechanics and female servants from the United Kingdom (e.g. GBP38 per married couple under 40), plus gratuities for the Surgeon Superintendent, ship's master and mates, and duties for surgeons, teachers and overseers on Bounty-System emigrant ships to Sydney and Melbourne.
Sydney, 3rd March, 1840. ITH a view to the further encouragement of the introduction into the Colony of useful and …
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OfficialColonial Secretary's Office
PlaceSydney
OfficialLegislative Council
PlaceNew South Wales
PlaceUnited Kingdom
RoleShepherds
RoleCarpenters
RoleSmiths
RoleWheelwrights
RoleBricklayers
RoleMasons
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 12, 4 March 1840.
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