land grant · 1838
Conditions for land grants include arbitration, adherence to town regulations, timely deed and fee payment, and forfeiture for breaches or unpaid quit-rent.
[ 803 ] liberty for these two to elect a third as Umpire, in the event of their disagreeing. …
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OfficialUmpire
OfficialArbiter
OfficialGrantee
OfficialGovernment
OfficialAlexander M'Leay
LocationTowns
Reference27th instant
Durationsix months
Durationone month
Durationone month's notice
DurationTwenty Days
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 361, 3 October 1838.
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