tender · 1850
Tenders are invited for colonial government supplies for twelve months starting January 1, 1851, including firewood, fresh water, shop clothing, and lime, with submission details provided.
NO Tender having been accepted for the undermentioned supplies, ten- ders are again invited, …
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OfficialClerk of Works
OfficialOverseer of Works
OfficialHarbour Master
OfficialSuperintendent
OfficialHenry Ginn
LocationGeelong
LocationWilliams Town
LocationMelbourne
LocationKing-street, Melbourne
LocationGeelong
LocationWilliams Town
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 49, 20 November 1850.
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