notice · 1848
This notice outlines by-laws for hackney carriages and their drivers in New South Wales, detailing regulations on carriage spacing, station order, driver attentiveness, smoking, lighting, carrying deceased bodies, muzzling vicious horses, feeding horses, and passenger arrangements, with specified penalties for non-compliance.
Prince-street, opposite the Military Hospital XXXVIII. …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 40, 14 April 1848.
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