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Contract DescriptionColonial Storekeeper, for the sup-ply of Clothing to Letter Carriers, during 1856

Tenderer List(3.) Messrs. Lush and Co., Charles Morris, and Hunt Brothers

Item Supplied22 best black satin hats, with lace band, according to sample

PriceAt One pound two shillings and six-pence (£1 2s. 6d.) each

ContractorCharles Morris

Previous Contractor StatusNo — Approved 31st January, 1856.—R.634.—Charles Sladen.

Contract DescriptionColonial Storekeeper, for the sup-ply of Rations to Prisoners confined in the Lock-up at Buninyong, during 1856, terminable at one month's notice

Tenderer List(1.) John Skinner

Item SuppliedScale No. 1

PriceAt One shilling and sixpence (1s. 6d.) per ration

ContractorJohn Skinner

Previous Contractor StatusNo — Approved 1st February, 1856.—R.658.—Charles Sladen.

Victoria Government Gazette, No. 18, 1856.

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