notice · 1854
Edward Pascoe, also known as James Phillips, a seaman who arrived in September 1853 and resides in Sydney, is requested to communicate with the Colonial Secretary's Office.
JOHN FOSTER. No. 32.-APRIL APRIL 21ST, 1854.-10. Personal Information. …
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OfficialJohn Foster
PersonHenry Moore, Esquire
OfficialJohn Foster
LocationPenzance
LocationCornwall
LocationColony
LocationSydney
LocationOffice
LocationMelbourne
Notice DateAPRIL APRIL 21ST, 1854
Correspondence Date8th April, 1854
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 32, 21 April 1854.
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