auction · 1855
Police stores including flour, sugar, tea, salt, soap, sacks, a camp oven, and a fryingpan were to be sold by public auction in Avoca on May 5th.
-bags of flour 165 lbs. sugar 27 lbs. tea 17 lbs. salt 2 boxes of soap 200 empty sacks 1 camp oven 1 fryingpan. …
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OfficialBy His Excellency's Command
OfficialWilliam C. Haines
LocationAvoca
Auction Datethe 5th day of May
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 37, 24 April 1855.
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