other · 1866
This notice details regulations for guards, including approaching posts, inspecting sentries, wearing equipment, closing canteens, handling civilians as prisoners, conducting rounds, beating calls, and forming reliefs.
All guards when relieving are to approach and leave their posts in the most precise manner, …
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OfficialCommanders of guards
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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 55, 11 May 1866.
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