notice · 1850
A regulation from the Grange Police Office dated 21st February, 1850, states that letters addressed to the Supreme Court will not be received unless pre-paid, and replies will only be pre-paid if a stamp is provided by the recipient.
NOTICE-POSTAGE. O Letter by the Post, addressed to N His Honor the Judge, or to any Officer, …
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OfficialHis Honor the Judge
OfficialOfficer
OfficialJ. D. Pinnock
OfficialDeputy Registrar
OfficialSupreme Court Office
LocationGrange
LocationMelbourne
Notice Date21st February, 1850
Notice Date1st, March, 1850
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 10, 6 March 1850.
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