auction · 1844
A quantity of cedar timber, seized by the Crown for being cut contrary to an Act of Council, will be sold by auction at the Border Police Station, M'Leay River on February 5, 1844.
General Post Office, Sydney, 1st January, 1844. NOTICE. …
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OfficialRobert G. Massie
OfficialCommissioner Crown Lands
OfficialJ.P.
PlaceSydney
PlaceM'Leay River
PlaceBellingen River
Seizing AuthorityCrown
Notice Date1st January, 1844
Auction DateMonday, the 5th day of February, 1844
Legislation Date2nd of Victoria, No. 27, section 3
Office Date30th November, 1843
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 1, 2 January 1844.
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