notice · 1854
Information is requested regarding Edward Pascoe, also known as James Pascoe, who arrived in the colony in September 1853 and resides in the service of Henry Moore of Sydney.
By His Excellency's Command, J MOORE, Acting Colonial Secretary. 25.5. …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderEdward Pascoe
OffenderJames Pascoe
PersonHenry Moore
OfficialJ. Moore
OfficialActing Colonial Secretary
OfficialJohn Foster
PersonMR. WILLIAM OSBOURNE
PersonMr. Charles Osbourne
LocationMelbourne
LocationPenzance
LocationCorn- wall
LocationSydney
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 44, 30 May 1854.
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People in this noticeJames Pascoe · Henry Moore · J. Moore · John Foster · MR. WILLIAM OSBOURNE · Mr. Charles Osbourne
Also on page 8A notice regarding stables and coachhouse at Apsley Place from the Col · Tenders are invited for the erection of Stables and Coachhouses attach · A tender is requested for the erection of stables and coachhouses at A · Tenders are invited for repairs to two houses and out-buildings at Jol
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