other · 1839
A notice from the Protectoral Palace in Lima dated May 31st, 1837, signed by Andres Santa Cruz and Casimero Olaueta, warns that the absence of specified documents will result in the confiscation of produce.
The want of any of the before- mentioned documents will subject the said produce to confiscation. …
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OfficialAndres Santa Cruz
OfficialCasimero Olaueta
OfficialSecretary General
LocationLima
Notice DateMay 31st, 1837
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 382, 16 January 1839.
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