tender · 1848
Colonial Storekeeper
Tenders to be endorsed } "Tender for Bookbind- ing," and at the foot of every Tender there must be a memorandum signed …
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OfficialColonial Storekeeper
Officialparty tendering
Officialsureties
OfficialAgents
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
OfficialCivil Crown Solicitor
OrgHer Majesty
LocationSydney
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 21, 22 February 1848.
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Also on page 5A list of individuals, likely convicts or assigned servants, with asso · A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney dated February
Elsewhere in this issueConditional pardons (dated 31 Dec 1847) for convicts A-B — e.g. Willia · Conditional pardon roster continued (C-D): named convicts with arrival · A list of individuals, including John Eadley and Thomas East, who have · Tenders are invited for the construction of sewers at the Lunatic Asyl · All 71 notices in this issue
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