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tender · 1844

Emigrants

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N OTICE is hereby given, that Tenders will be received at this Office, until Monday, the 11th November next, at noon, …

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RoleEmigrants
RolePrisoners of the Crown
RoleOfficers
RoleSoldiers of the Mounted Police
Rolewives of Soldiers of the Mounted Police
Rolechildren of Soldiers of Mounted Police
RoleSuperintendent and Crew of the Floating-light Vessel
LocationSydney Harbour
RoleMen attending the Light-house
PlaceSouth Head
RoleTelegraphs
RoleBoatmen

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 100, 5 November 1844.

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Also on page 2Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson invites tenders (Sydney, 17 Sep 184
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The same week in the colonyPort Phillip Government Gazette 5 November 1844 · 20 notices · New South Wales Government Gazette 8 November 1844 · 65 notices
Near this placeSouth Head · Colonial Service · several Districts
← Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson invites tenders (Sydney, 17 Sep 184Light-house, South Head, and Floating-light, Sydney Harbour →