notice · 1839
George Jackson, a carpenter from Kensington, is requested to contact the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney or make known his place of abode.
IF GEORGE JACKSON, a Native of Ken- sington, and a Carpenter by Trade, is residing in the Colony, …
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PersonGeorge Jackson
PlaceKensington
OccupationCarpenter
OfficialColonial Secretary's Office
PlaceSydney
LocationSydney
LocationKensington
Notice Date6th November, 1839
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 466, 13 November 1839.
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Also on page 1This notice is a header for the New South Wales Government Gazette pub · An announcement regarding the appointment of new Trustees for the Savi · The Governor has appointed several gentlemen as Trustees for the Savin · Conditional Pardons have been granted to Daniel Payne and Charles Hayt
Elsewhere in this issueA reward of forty pounds and a conditional pardon is offered for infor · A reward of forty pounds is offered for information leading to the con · Tenders are invited for printing the New South Wales Government Gazett · Tenders are requested for the conveyance of coals from Newcastle to Sy · All 118 notices in this issue
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