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OfficialResident Judge

OfficialW. Jeffcott

OrgSupreme Court Office

OrgSupreme Court of New South Wales

OrgHigh Court of Chancery

LocationPort Phillip

LocationEngland

Notice DateSaturday, 22nd June, 1844

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 64, 16 July 1844.

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Also on page 6expenditure table, 7 rows · Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies in the Braidwood district · The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney discontinued branches at Mait · A general abstract of the average liabilities and assets of the Commer

Elsewhere in this issueEdward Marley · General Rules of the Supreme Court of NSW for the District of Port Phi · Deputy Sheriff · An abstract of the liabilities and assets of the Commercial Bank of Au · All 55 notices in this issue

The same week in the colonyPort Phillip Government Gazette 16 July 1844 · 15 notices · New South Wales Government Gazette 19 July 1844 · 73 notices

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