notice · 1849
A notice from the Acting Immigration Agent, John Patterson, dated July 5th, 1849, states that no one will be allowed to visit immigrant ships until the Immigrant Board has completed its duties.
NOTICE. IMMIGRANT SHIPS. are hereby informed, future no person, under any circumstances whatever, …
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OfficialJohn Patterson
OfficialActing Immigration Agent
PlaceMelbourne
PlaceCustom House
PlaceMelbourne
OfficialJames H. N. Cassell
OfficialCollector
OrgCustom's
OrgWater Police
LocationMelbourne
LocationCustom House
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 34, 18 July 1849.
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Also on page 3A table of rates for the trespass and sustenance of impounded cattle, · A writ of election has been issued for the Electoral District of Port · Hastings Conninghame, Esquire, of Mount Emu, District of Port Phillip, · Phillip Harris Mardell has been appointed Chief Constable at Flooding
Elsewhere in this issueThis notice describes the two-mile boundary around the Township of Gee · John Power was appointed Poundkeeper at Horsham on June 28th. · Reverend Nicholas Joseph Coffey has been appointed to the Port Phillip · Police Office, Horsham will hold Petty Sessions on the first and third · All 30 notices in this issue
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