tender · 1837
Tenders are again being received for mason's, bricklayer's, and plasterer's work for adding a wing to the Benevolent Asylum in Sydney.
Commissariat Office, Sydney, 2nd August, 1837. NO Admissible Tender having been received for the Mason's, Bricklayer's, …
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PlaceSydney
OfficialRoyal Engineer's Office
OfficialW. Miller
OfficialD.C.G.
Printer"Herald Office"
PlaceLower George-street
Notice Date2nd August, 1837
Tender DeadlineFriday, the 25th instant
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 287, 2 August 1837.
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