crown land · 1850
This notice details regulations regarding the transferability of land receipts, the use of remission certificates for land purchases by retired military and naval officers, and the process for determining priority when multiple parties claim the same land at auction.
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OfficialEast India Company's Service
LocationColonial Treasury of Sydney
LocationSydney
LocationColonial Treasury
LocationSydney
LocationDistrict
Regulation Date1st August, 1838
Regulation Date1st August, 1838
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 6, 1850.
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