convict admin · 1845
Leaseholders in Parramatta are notified that the first installment of arrears for quit-rent and redemption fines is now due, following a four-year liquidation period granted by the Governor.
PARRAMATTA LEASES. WHEREAS a petition was presented to His Excellency the Governor, on the 23rd May, 1844, …
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LicenseeLeaseholders
RolePetitioners
Roleoccupants
LocationSydney
LocationParramatta
Notice Date28th July, 1845
Petition Date23rd May, 1844
Period Start Date30th June, 1844
Installment Due Date30th June last
Quit Rent Due Date30th June last
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 65, 8 August 1845.
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