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Contract Purpose805. Rations for prisoners confined in the lock-up at Richmond, from 1st August to 31st December, 1859

Tenderers(4.)

Contract ParticularsSupply of 24 oz. of bread and ½ oz. of soap for each ration

PriceSixpence (6d.) per ration

ContractorJames Morrison

Contractor History StatusNo

Authorising EntityNo. 21. Police, provisions for prisoners.

Contract Purpose806. Railways

Tenderers(7.) Raleigh, Dauglish and Co., bonus 5,775 0 0 Cleve Brothers, bonus 4,180 0 0 A Wilson, Nephew and Co., bonus 3,010 0 0 Michaelis, Boyd and Co., bonus 2,500 0 0 Gibbs, Ronald and Co., bonus 0 2 6 Smith, Strachan and Co., £1 per cent, commission Bright Brothers, 10s. per cent. commission

Contract ParticularsSupply of rails, chairs, and other articles, to be imported from England, for railway purposes

PriceBonus of Five thousand seven hundred and seventy-five pounds (£5775)

ContractorRaleigh, Dauglish, White and Co.

Victoria Government Gazette, No. 122, 1859.

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People in this noticeJames Morrison · No. 21. Police, provisions for prisoners. · (7.) Raleigh, Dauglish and Co., bonus 5,775 0 0 Cleve Brothers, bonus 4,180 0 0 A Wilson, Nephew and Co., bonus 3,010 0 0 Michaelis, Boyd and Co., bonus 2,500 0 0 Gibbs, Ronald and Co., bonus 0 2 6 Smith, Strachan and Co., £1 per cent, commission Bright Brothers, 10s. per cent. commission · Raleigh, Dauglish, White and Co. · G. S. W. Horne · [blank]

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