tender · 1843
Tender notice inviting supply contracts for penal settlements, military, convict, hospital and road-party establishments across the NSW districts for 1843: schedules of rations (meal, meat, tea, sugar, rum, forage, straw), quality conditions 1-15, delivery terms and bond requirements. Signed William Miller, Deputy Commissary-General.
SUPPLIES FOR PENAL SETTLEMENTS. Wheaten Meal, 20 per cent. Wheaten Meal, 10 per cent. …
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LocationSYDNEY
LocationPARRAMΑΤΤΑ
LocationLIVERPOOL AND CAMPBELLTOWN
LocationBERRIMA
LocationILLAWARRA
LocationGOULBURN
LocationPENRITH
LocationHARTLEY
LocationBATHURST
LocationNEWCASTLE
LocationMAITLAND
LocationPORT MACQUARIE
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 6, 13 January 1843.
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Near this placeSYDNEY · PARRAMΑΤΤΑ · LIVERPOOL AND CAMPBELLTOWN · BERRIMA · ILLAWARRA