convict admin · 1836
Two unrelated items welded together: (1) a form for masters of convict servants to certify their servants' religious denomination for church-attendance/stipend purposes; (2) the opening of regulations directing Civil Departments to make quarterly requisitions on the Commanding Royal Engineer. Signed Alexander M'Leay.
Colonial Secretary's Office, We the undersigned Masters of Convict Ser- vants hereinafter named, …
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OfficialMasters of Convict Ser- vants
Offenderconvict servants
OfficialCivil Departments
OfficialCommanding Royal Engineer
LocationSydney
Certification Date4th October, 1836
Requisition Quarter Start1st day of the months of April, July, October, and January
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 242, 5 October 1836.
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