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Regulations detail the process for requisitioning supplies, furniture, clothing, bedding, stationery, and printed forms for public colonial buildings, and for requesting repairs, with specific instructions for officers in charge of departments and procedures for urgent requirements.
attached, for the Repair of Gates, Fences, and general maintenance of the Premises in good order, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 8, 12 January 1844.
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Also on page 2A reward of Ten Pounds is offered for the apprehension of William Bake · A reward of Fifteen Pounds and Ten Shillings is offered for the appreh · Fragment: two office datelines only (Police Office, Stroud, Port Steph · A reward of Ten Pounds is offered for the apprehension of a bushranger
Elsewhere in this issueThis notice is part of the New South Wales Government Gazette publishe · Lieutenant Isaac Hendley H. Gall was appointed Commandant of the Mount · Premiums are offered by the Society for the encouragement of Arts, Man · A prize is offered for the finest wine imported from Australia or New · All 102 notices in this issue
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