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This notice provides definitions and explanations for terms related to maritime law and shipping, specifically concerning the 'Board of Trade', 'Consular Officer', 'Ship', 'Home Trade Ship', 'Foreign-going Ship', 'Seaman', the 'General Merchant Seamen's Act', and the 'Seamen's Protection Act', along with clarifications on their extent of operation and alterations to existing acts.
Interpretation "Board of Trade:" "Consular Officer:" "Ship:" "Home Trade Ship:" "Foreign- going Ship:" "Seaman:" …
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RoleConsular Officer
RoleConsul-General
RoleConsul
RoleVice-Consul
ShipShip
ShipHome Trade Ship
RoleSeaman
RoleMasters
RoleApprentices
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 79, 1851.
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