appointment · 1841
A public meeting will be held to appoint five Trustees for the Old Botany Road, with three forming a quorum.
THE OLD BOTANY ROAD. OTICF. The presiding Magistrate and Assessors, at a Meeting bolden on the 31st December, 1840, …
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OfficialPresiding Magistrate
OfficialAssessors
OfficialMagistrates
OfficialProprietors of Land
OfficialTrustees
Presiding MagistrateS. Raymond, Esq.
AssessorJames Holt
AssessorHenry Hollingshed
J. P.CHAS. WINDEYER
J. P.J. Ryan Brennan
J. P.J. P. J. LONG INNES
LocationSydney
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 7, 26 January 1841.
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People in this noticeS. Raymond, Esq. · James Holt · Henry Hollingshed · CHAS. WINDEYER · J. Ryan Brennan · J. P. J. LONG INNES
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