auction · 1843
Multiple auctions are advertised for a cutter named 'Jemima', livestock including sheep, cattle, mares, and horses, and a property with a butcher's shop in Williams Town.
THE "JEMINA," CUTTER. FOR POSITIVE SALE, MR. WILLIAM EASEY Will sell by auction, at the Queen's Wharf on MONDAY, …
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Recorded in this notice
ShipThe JEMIMA
AuctioneerMR. WILLIAM EASEY
PlaceQueen's Wharf
AuctioneerBRODIE AND CRUIKSHANK
AuctioneerBRODIE AND CRUIKSHANK
AuctioneerBRODIE & CRUIKSHANK
PlaceLamb Inn
PlaceWilliams Town
PlaceWilliams Town
ProprietorA. F. Mollison
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 1, 4 January 1843.
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People in this noticeMR. WILLIAM EASEY · A. F. Mollison · Bear and Son
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Near this placeQueen's Wharf · Lamb Inn · Williams Town · the port · the sister colomes