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Newspaper
Java Government Gazette
Location
Jakarta, Jakarta Raya, Indonesia
Date
Dec 19, 1812
Page
5
A government council advertisement outlines proposed duties and export incentives. It mentions dates in December and April and deadlines for port shipments to Bombay direct. The notice targets exporters in Sami Tarigsest and Sie Faenya with Essport Duty at referenced ports.
Gazette dated October 22 1812 presents a formal statement of market prices for Gorey at Bowhbay on September 12. It cites officials including the Governor General in Council and the Chief Secretary to Government and notes it for general information.
Notice from the Lieutenant Governor in Council directs that all Contingent Bills in the Civil Department be submitted first to the Accountant at Batavia with vouchers. The Governor in Council will decide after review by the Secretary's Office. Message warns that missing documents may lead to rejection of charges. Batavia December 12, 181%.
Batavia authorities warn the public not to purchase or pawn clothes and accoutrements from soldiers or attached to the military. Offenders face fines up to ten times the value and possible corporal punishment on repetition. Issued by the Lieutenant Governor in Council, Batavia, December 12, 4912.
Public notice announces sale of 11 bordered lands in Batavian and Preanger Regencies. Description and detailed map will be available at the Resident’s office in Buitenzorg and at the Collector’s Office in Batavia for inspection ten days before sale. Issued by T. McQuoid president of the committee for lands. December 10, 1812.
Post Office opens to receive letters for England in the Honorable Company's ship Juliana. The notice from Batavia, dated December 12, 1812, announces this mail dispatch and secures the route via the Juliana under C. Assey, secretary to the Lieut. Governor.
The contract outlines farmed salt consumption in Batavia for 1813. It sets payment in Spanish dollars copper coin and paper money, delivery exclusivity to the Farmer, price caps per gantang, landowner shares, surveillance by the Farmer, and transport rights using local prows with specified freight terms and penalties for shortages.
The Parmer must supply salt to Batavia holders at set rates and limit exports to Batavia licensed by magistrates. He must maintain sufficient salt for Balas and environs, sell salt to Pakhies prices, and report salt stock before sale. Failure triggers penalties and sale at risk. By order of Government, G. P. Meylan. Bavaria December.
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