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A regulation directs that dead letters containing valuable articles will be retained for twelve months before their contents are paid into the Treasury.
WHEREAS it is expedient to shorten the period of the de- tention of dead letters found to contain articles of value: …
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OfficialJohn Robinson Bailey
OfficialHis Excellency the Governor
OrgTreasury
OfficialClerk of the Executive Council
OfficialJ. H. KAY
LocationVictoria
Retention PeriodTwelve months
Legislation Date17th Victoria
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 96, 3 August 1860.
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