other · 1853
Notice detailing daily rations for immigrants, prisoners, gaol attendants, and others employed by the Colonial Government, specifying quantities of bread, maize meal, meat, salt, sugar, soap, and vegetables.
I. DAILY RATIONS OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIPTION. James To Immigrants. …
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PersonJames
RecipientImmigrants
RecipientStatute Adult
RecipientPrisoners of the Crown
RecipientGaol Attendants
RecipientWitnesses waiting Bail
EmployerColonial Government
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 42, 20 July 1853.
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