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reward · 1841

Two Customs notices signed J. Gibbes, Collector (smuggling reward: informers get one-third of seizure value, names kept secret), followed by a distinct Supreme Court ecclesiastical Notice to Creditors calling in debts (by 25 Oct 1841 before Registrar John Edye Manning) against six deceased intestates: G. D. Pack of Gunderoo, Francis Moore, G. G. Berrie and James Quin of Sydney, George Clarke of Bungonia and Patrick Nugent of Williams' River.

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NOTICE. W HEREAS Smuggling to a considerable extent is known to have been carried on in the Harbour of Port Jackson, …

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OfficialJ. Gibbes
OfficialCustoms
PlaceColony
DeceasedG. D. Pack
PlaceSydney
DeceasedG. G. Berrie
PlaceSydney
DeceasedJames Quin
PlaceSydney

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 83, 28 September 1841.