other · 1852
Immigrants refusing reasonable service offers will cease government maintenance and may be required to leave immediately, with employers and employed guided by posted wage lists and registered agreements.
Any Immigrant, who, either on board 603 ship, or in Depôt, refuses a reasonable offer of service, …
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Ship603 ship
OffenderImmigrant
Roleemployers
Roleemployed
OfficialW. LONSDALE
LocationDepôt
LocationShip
LocationDepôt
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 25, 23 June 1852.
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