notice · 1846
Persons who applied for timber cutting licenses in the County of Bourke but have not collected them are required to do so immediately, or face prosecution.
NOTICE. Crown Commissioners' Office, Melbourne, 31st August, 1846. …
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OfficialCrown Commissioners' Office
OfficialCommissioner of Crown Lands
OfficialFRED. BERK. ST. JOHN
LocationMelbourne
LocationCrown Lands
LocationDistrict of Bourke
Notice Date31st August, 1846
Periodcurrent year
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 35, 3 September 1846.
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Also on page 1This notice contains multiple announcements regarding depasture licens · Notice from the Sub-Treasurer regarding payment procedures.
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