notice · 1844
Two items: (1) William Lonsdale, Sub-Treasurer at Melbourne, appointed the officer to receive claims for spirits/property seized as forfeited in Port Phillip (under 3 Victoria No.9 s.40); (2) Gipps's proclamation of a Town Lot land auction - allotment 17 of section 5, Melbourne (1r 36p), upset £300/acre - at the Survey Office, Melbourne, 21 Aug 1844.
[ 114.] Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 11th July, 1844. …
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OfficialSub-Treasurer
OfficialWilliam Lonsdale
PlaceMelbourne
PlacePort Phillip
OfficialColonial Secretary
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
OfficialGovernor
OfficialGovernor-in-Chief
OfficialSir George Gipps
PlaceNew South Wales
PlaceSydney
LocationSydney
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 31, 30 July 1844.
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