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Republished Post Office notice (Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney) warning that sending letters by vessels outside the post is an offence under 5 Wm IV No.21 s.22, with penalties of £2-£20; masters of vessels also liable. Melbourne postmaster Henry D. Kemp. Feb 1843.
WHEREAS, their being reasonable grounds for believing that a great number of Let- ters which should properly be passed …
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Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 8, 22 February 1843.
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Also on page 1Superintendent C. J. La Trobe appoints ward Assessors (James Montgomer · James Montgomery and Samuel Felix Mussman were appointed as Assessors · Several cattle and a heifer calf were impounded at Kalkallo Pound in F
Elsewhere in this issueCattle including a yellow cow, a brindle cow, a white snail horn cow, · Several cattle and a calf were impounded at the Public Pound, Mount Ma · A red roan mare was impounded at the Public Pound Mount Macedon on Feb · A light bay Timor mare pony impounded at Melbourne on February 18, wit · All 18 notices in this issue
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