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Directive to prevent public monies from being paid into private accounts of government officers, mandating that any transmitted funds must go to a public account.
PUBLIC MONEY. WITH a view to prevent the recurrence of the inconvenience which has, in some cases, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 16, 1851.
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