notice · 1841
The Custom House, Sydney, has approved several warehouses for the bonding of spirits, tobacco, and wine, including Randolph's Stores, Hebblewhite's Stores, and Jones' Stores.
JOSEPH THOS. DIGBY, Superintendent. Custom House, Sydney, 19th March, 1841. …
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OfficialJoseph Thos. Digby
RoleSuperintendent
OrgCustom House
LocationSydney
LocationQueen's-place
LocationDarling Harbour
LocationJones' Wharf
OfficialJ. Gibbes
RoleCollector
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 24, 26 March 1841.
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Near this placeSydney · Queen's-place · Darling Harbour · Jones' Wharf