other · 1845
Enacted statutes detailing customs procedures for forfeited concealed goods, duty abatements for damaged goods during voyages, and the process for assessing such damages by customs officers and merchants.
And be it enacted, That where any package or parcel shall have been landed by bill of sight, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 1, 5 September 1845.
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