convict admin · 1846
Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson explains, by command of the Governor, that ticket-of-leave transfers between districts exist to maintain convict discipline, not to let magistrates control the local labour supply; all applications go to the Principal Superintendent of Convicts. The chunk also carries the tail of the Williamstown watermen's fares and the start of the Melbourne footway proclamation.
, 1846. TICKET OF LEAVE REGULATIONS. (TRANSFER OF TICKETS.) appearing to the Governor, …
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Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 37, 17 September 1846.
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Also on page 4A scale of fares for watermen at William's Town and the North Beach is · Crown Lands Commissioner Fred. Berk. St John, Melbourne, 31 August 184
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