tender · 1839
Tender conditions specify pricing per ration, separate pricing for rum, and requirements for fuel, light, and hospital supplies. Contractors for road parties must maintain a 14-day reserve supply. Dispute resolution involves arbitration, and contracts can be terminated with three months' written notice. Payment is in British silver coin or a bill on Her Majesty's Treasury.
heads, the Tenders are required to express the price per Ration only, and not of the several Articles, …
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ContractorContractor
OfficialAgent
OfficialArbitrator
OfficialUmpire
LocationHospitals
LocationPenal Settlements
LocationBathurst
Notice Periodthree calendar months
Notice Conditionfirst day of a Month
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 384, 23 January 1839.
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