notice · 1837
Governor Sir Richard Bourke's annual Speech opening the 1837 Legislative Council session: he reports colonial prosperity, a labour shortage driving a controversial proposal to import Hill Labourers from India, major public works in Sydney, and the opening for settlement of the Port Phillip (already 500 souls, 100,000 sheep) and Twofold Bay districts.
[ 423 ] T-QUI DIEU DROIT NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. Published by Authority. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1837. …
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PlaceColony
PlaceIndia
PlaceSydney
LocationNEW SOUTH WALES
LocationColony
Publication DateWEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1837
Reference Datethis year
Reference Date1835
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 279, 7 June 1837.
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