auction · 1839
An auction will be held at the Commissariat Stores on Tuesday, June 4th, for unserviceable blankets, utensils, and stores from the Convict Service, followed by an auction of various articles from emigrant ships at Her Majesty's Dockyard.
JOHN WILKINSON. Witness to the signing hereof, JAMES NORTON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. …
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WitnessJohn Wilkinson
WitnessJames Norton
AuctioneerMr. Blackman
ShipMorayshire
ShipAsia
ShipMary Hay
OrganizationConvict Service
OrganizationColonial Treasury
LocationCommissariat Stores
LocationHer Majesty's Dockyard
Auction DateTUESDAY, June 4th
Auction DateTUESDAY, the 4th June
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 420, 29 May 1839.
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