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land sale · 1844

Three Port Phillip notices welded together: (1) Superintendent C. J. La Trobe advertises occupation licenses for three Crown lots in the parish of Will-Will-Rook, County of Bourke, to be auctioned 21 Aug 1844 (boundaries reference adjoining purchases of Thomas Walker, Hughes & Hosking, Neil Campbell, Robert Campbell and C. J. Gerrard); (2) Postmaster Henry D. Kemp announces a new overland mail contract to Port Fairy, branching from the Portland road at Wyselaski's station on the Hopkins River; (3) Kemp announces two unpaid letter receiving-boxes at the Police-office (Market-square) and Watch-house (Stevens-street), Melbourne.

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Superintendent's Office, Melbourne, 20th July, 1844. SALE OF OCCUPATION LICENSES. …

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Adjoining OwnerThomas Walker
Adjoining OwnerHughes and Hosking
Adjoining OwnerNeil Campbell
Adjoining OwnerRobert Campbell
Adjoining OwnerC. J. Gerrard
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Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 30, 23 July 1844.