notice · 1842
The Postmaster General of Ceylon informs the Postmaster General of Sydney about forwarded mail packets and advises on handling unfranked letters, while the New South Wales Medical Board certifies a list of legally qualified medical practitioners.
General Post Office, Sydney, 12th July, 1842. THE following Letter, from the Postmaster General of Ceylon, …
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OfficialJames Raymond
OfficialGEORE LEE
Ship CaptainRobertson
ShipChina
ShipSeaforth
Medical PractitionerJohn Aitkin
Medical PractitionerGeorge Barnsby
Medical PractitionerJohn Birtwhistle
Medical PractitionerIsidore Maurice Blake
Medical PractitionerBowker Richard Ryther Steer, M.D.
Medical PractitionerBrown William, Maitland
Medical PractitionerJohn Churchill
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 56, 15 July 1842.
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