finance return · 1837
A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office calling attention to the expiring time limit for the redemption of quit-rents, as per a previous notice from February 2nd, 1837.
QUIT-RENTS. THE time limited by the Secretary of State for the Redemption of Quit-rents, being nearly expired, …
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OfficialGOVERNOR
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
LocationSydney
Notice Date7th February, 1837
Reference Date2nd February last
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 264, 22 February 1837.
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Also on page 2Various land lots and town allotments are scheduled for sale on multip · Persons holding lands subject to Quit-rent will be allowed to redeem t · Tenders are invited for the building of the stone foundation for the N · A reward of FIFTY POUNDS is offered for information leading to the app
Elsewhere in this issueThis is the masthead for the New South Wales Government Gazette publis · The Governor directs that Requisitions for Colonial Services be forwar · The Governor requests Justices in Petty Sessions to scrutinize applica · Tenders are invited for printing the New South Wales Government Gazett · All 58 notices in this issue
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