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The ship Lady Eveline has been discharged from quarantine as of November 26, 1852, and its crew and passengers are no longer subject to restraint.
QUARANTINE. SHIP "LADY EVELINE." HIS Excellency the Lieutenant Governor directs it to be notified, …
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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 48, 1 December 1852.
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