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The Colonial Secretary's Office requests the present address of Charles Brooke, who arrived in the colony in 1817, and also reminds Returning Officers and others of their duties in preparing Electoral Lists.
CHARLES BROOKE. THE above mentioned Individual who arrived in this Colony per ship "Fame," in the year 1817, …
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Person SoughtCharles Brooke
ShipFame
EmployerRobert Campbell, junior, Esquire
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
OfficialReturning Officers
OfficialBenches of Magistrates
OfficialAssessors
RoleElectors
LocationSydney
LocationColony
LocationColony
Notice Date12th February, 1846
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 18, 3 March 1846.
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