auction · 1846
The Colonial Treasurer will auction occupation licences for various portions of land on September 17, 1846, starting at £5 per 640 acres.
OCCUPATION LICENCES. AT Eleven o'clock, of Thursday, the 17th day of September next, …
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PurchaserJamison
ApplicantRoberts
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 70, 21 August 1846.
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