Series 01: Rowland Hassall, papers, 1797-1820, 1860: No. 045
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[MS 80]
Particulars of sundry Articles shipped on board the
Cato, Capt John Park. - bound to Port Jackson -
Oct. 1802. [-]
MS |
No 1 } Trunk } containing Shoes, Stockings, Button Moulds [etc] |
No 2 } a Crate } Queens Ware. ~ |
No's } 3. 4. 5. 6 } Casket } Baskets } containing pitch, White Lead, Linseed Oil & Spirits of Turpentine. ~ |
No. 7 } Basket } Containing Watering Pots. ~ |
No 8 } Cask } " Salt |
No 9. } Box } " Sundry instruments ~ |
No. 10 } Bundle } " Canvas for Sails. ~ |
No. 11 } Box } " Razors & Hones |
No. 12 } Basket } Pitch-Kettles & Pots. ~ |
No. 13 } Truss } " Linen & Nankeen ~ |
No. 14 } Box } " Medicine. ~ |
No. 15 } Truss } " Black Cloth - 75 Yards. ~ |
[MS 81]
Parramatta Nov r 6 th - 1802
Dear Brother
It being late yesterday (6, Oclock) before I could get the Irns [irons] etc was the cause why they did not come down on the 5th but I have sent them, this Morning. -Youl receive within this, two flat Irons price Nine Shillings - Six tumbelers, but very bad, your certificate and my best wishes - I have not had time to obtain the seed for Mr Barns - but shall do it the first opertunity -
you are now, Just on the point of Sailing, and what advice, or comfort can I afford - you have a great work before you - that will call for the greatest Self denial, and the strongest exertions to perform which and you have no might nor strength of your own - therefore consider your weakness- let it Humbel you in The Dust before