auction · 1845
Commissariat stores, including biscuit, raisins, pepper, and preserved potatoes, will be sold by auction on October 9, 1845, along with remains from the male convict ship 'David Malcolm' and goods from Moreton Bay and Norfolk Island.
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AuctioneerMr. Blackman
ShipDavid Malcolm
PlaceMoreton Bay
PlaceNorfolk Island
PlaceKiama
LocationKiama
Auction DateThursday, the 9th October, 1845
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 82, 7 October 1845.
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