other · 1836
The Governor announced pecuniary aid for settlers bringing emigrants from Europe to Sydney, detailing bounties for married couples, children, unmarried females, and unmarried males based on age and occupation.
AS a part of the arrangements intended to be adopted with a view to facilitate the introduction into the Colony of …
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OfficialGOVERNOR
RoleSettlers
Rolemechanic
Rolefarm servant
Rolefemale
Rolemale mechanic
Rolefarm servant
OfficialBoard
Roleclergymen
OfficialParish Minister
LocationSydney
LocationEurope
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 215, 30 March 1836.
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