auction · 1842
An auction will be held by Mr. Blackman at the Commissariat Stores on March 24, 1842, to sell remaining stores from the Transport ship Maitland.
Criminal Court House, Sydney, 5th March, 1842. E. ROGERS, Clerk of the Peace. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by MR. …
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Clerk Of PeaceE. Rogers
AuctioneerMr. Blackman
Transport ShipMaitland Maitland
OfficialClerk of the Peace
LocationSydney
LocationCommissariat Stores
Notice Date5th March, 1842
Auction DateTHURSDAY, the 24th March, 1842
Auction TimeTen o'clock
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 23, 22 March 1842.
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