General orders : in consequence of the highly favourable reports Lieutenant Governors Paterson and C...
General orders : in consequence of the highly favourable reports Lieutenant Governors Paterson and C...
General orders : in consequence of the highly favourable reports Lieutenant Governors Paterson and Collins have made to the Governor in Chief respecting the soil and eligibility of Port Dalrymple, and Hobart on the River Derwent, for agricultural as well as grazing settlements ; and it appearing that the settlers at Norfolk Island have not understood the terms on which those who chose to remove might leave Norfolk Island ...
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Author / Creator
Publisher
Sydney : Government House, 1805.
Date
1805.
Call Numbers
Drawer item 22
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MMS ID
Language
English
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Physical Description
Physical content
1 broadside : coat of arms ; 20 x 16 cm.
Publication information
Publisher
Sydney : Government House, 1805.
Place of Publication
New South Wales
Date Published
1805.
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Full title
General orders : in consequence of the highly favourable reports Lieutenant Governors Paterson and Collins have made to the Governor in Chief respecting the soil and eligibility of Port Dalrymple, and Hobart on the River Derwent, for agricultural as well as grazing settlements ; and it appearing that the settlers at Norfolk Island have not understo...
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General note
At foot of page: By Command of His Excellency the Governor and Commander in Chief, G. Blaxcell, Acting Sec., Government House, Sydney, March 15, 1805.
At head of title: New South Wales coat of arms.
Additional physical form availability note
Online at the State Library of NSW.
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Call Numbers
Drawer item 22
Record Identifier
74VMbVayxQqA
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/74VMbVayxQqA
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MMS ID
991000787729702626
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