other · 1845
This notice details customs regulations regarding the payment of duties on imported goods, including procedures for refusal to pay, sales of forfeited goods, and entry by bill of sight for goods with incomplete information.
40 Inwards. Where importer refuses to pay such duties. Entry inwards by Bill of Sight. …
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Officialimporter
Officialofficer of the customs
Officialcollector
Offenderimporter
Officialimporter
Officialagent
Officialofficer of customs
Officialimporter
Offenderimporter
Locationthe said Colony
Locationthe port of importation
LocationQueen's warchouse
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 1, 5 September 1845.
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