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A fire destroyed outhouses between the Land and Survey Offices, but valuable public property and land titles were saved due to being stored in a fire-proof safe.
GOVERNMENT NOTICE. A MOST calamitous Fire having this day broken out in an outhouse situated between the Land and …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 390, 13 February 1839.
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