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Colonial Storekeeper Richard Rogers reports government grain stocks at 1 July 1844 (39,014 bushels wheat, 6,640 maize); plus the insolvency of settler William Sims Bell of Cheshunt Park, Hunter's River, who assigns his estate to trustees Archibald Little and Edward Knox for his creditors (attested by J.P. William Dawes), and certificate applications by insolvents James Henderson (firm Wilson, Coser & Henderson) and John Liscombe of Bathurst.
TATEMENT of the various descriptions of GRAIN held by Government, on the 1st July, 1844:- 39,014 Wheat, bushels. …
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OfficialRichard Rogers
PersonWilliam Sims Bell
PlaceCheshunt Park
PersonArchibald Little
PlaceCook's River
PersonEdward Knox
PlaceSydney
MagistrateWilliam Dawes
PlaceCity of Sydney
PersonF. W. Unwin
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 59, 2 July 1844.
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