crown land · 1846
This notice details several parcels of crown land for sale in various locations including Gloucester, Saint Vincent, Camden, and Brisbane, with specific acreages and boundary descriptions.
GLOUCESTER, 640, Six hundred and forty acres, parish umamed, near the head of the Wollomba River; …
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PersonJohn Coghill
PersonJames Kiermah
PersonJohn Pike
PersonPike
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
LocationGLOUCESTER
LocationWollomba River
LocationBurril Creek
LocationManning River
LocationAustralian Agricultural Company
LocationGLOUCESTER
LocationMount Tallowall
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 85, 13 October 1846.
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Also on page 3This notice details several land grants in various parishes, including · Occupation licences for Goulburn will be put up to auction on Thursday · Notice regarding occupation licenses for portions of land in Goulburn · Notice of land for sale in Argyle parish, Boro Creek area, with an ups
Elsewhere in this issueWilliam Lonsdale appointed Superintendent of Port Phillip and Alexande · New regulations are established for the payment and redemption of Quit · The Colonial Treasurer will auction occupation licences for six portio · This notice details several land grants in the Argyle region of New So · All 88 notices in this issue
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Near this placeGLOUCESTER · Wollomba River · Burril Creek · Manning River · Australian Agricultural Company