notice · 1836
Female emigrants arriving on the ship James Pattison will be landed on February 11, 1836, and persons wishing to engage them should apply to the Committee at Government House.
FEMALE EMIGRANTS. IT is intended that the Female Emigrants arrived by the Ship James Pattison shall be landed on …
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OfficialAlexander M'Leay
OfficialColonial Secretary's Office
PlaceSydney
PlaceGovernment House
LocationSydney
Notice Date9th February, 1836
Event DateThursday, the 11th instant
Gazette DateFebruary 10, 1836
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 208, 10 February 1836.
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