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Notices regarding visitor access to immigrant ships and the sale of seized goods.
NOTICE. IMMIGRANT SHIPS. are hereby informed, future no person, under any circumstances whatever, …
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OfficialActing Immigration Agent
OfficialJohn Patterson
PlaceMelbourne
OrgCustom House
PlaceMelbourne
OfficialCollector
OfficialJames H. N. Cassell
LocationQueen's warehouse
LocationCustom House
Notice DateJuly 5th, 1849
Notice Date30th June, 1849
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 27, 13 June 1849.
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