finance return · 1844
Appropriation (Supply) Act 8 Vic. No. 7, passed by the NSW Legislative Council 30 Aug 1844, Speaker Alexander McLeay, assented to by Governor Sir George Gipps (Clerk Wm. Macpherson), authorising up to 18,672 pounds of supplementary 1844 spending: half-salary of absent Chief Justice Sir James Dowling, the Crown Prosecutor, new gaols at Sydney/Goulburn/Bathurst, the New Custom House Sydney, the Wollongong breakwater, and Port Phillip works including a bridge over the Yarra Yarra at Melbourne. Published as a Supplement to the Gazette of 6 Sept 1844.
A.D. 1844. 8º VICTORIÆ. No. 7. 23 No 7. An Act for applying certain sums, …
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