other · 1844
The Governor has rescinded previous regulations regarding requisitions and outlined new procedures for expenses defrayed out of the Colonial Treasury, effective January 1, 1844.
REQUISITIONS. THE GOVERNOR has been pleased to rescind the Regulations relative to Requisitions, dated 13th February, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialCivil Depart- ments
OfficialDepartments in Sydney
OfficialOutstations
Offenderclothing for prisoners
Offenderprisoners in the Gaols
LocationSydney
LocationPort Phillip District
Notice Date1st January, 1844
Previous Regulation Date13th February, 1837
Previous Regulation Date21st January, 1839
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 6, 9 January 1844.
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