auction · 1856
Unserviceable condemned stores will be sold by public auction on Thursday, 7th February, 1856, in Sandhurst.
Chief Commissioner's Office, 28th January, 1856. SANDHURST. …
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OfficialChief Commissioner
PlaceSANDHURST
LocationSANDHURST
Notice Date28th January, 1856
Auction Date7th proximo
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 16, 1 February 1856.
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