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Regulations for passenger ships bound to Her Majesty's Possessions abroad, including requirements for bonds, abstracts of acts, and prohibition of spirit sales, with penalties for non-compliance.
It shall be the Duty of the Chief Officer of Customs at the Port of Clearance of any Foreign "Passenger Ship" bound to …
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OfficialChief Officer of Customs
ShipPassenger Ship
OfficialMaster
OfficialColonial Secretary
OfficialQueen's Printer
LocationHer Majesty's Possessions abroad
Locationthe Colony
Locationthe United Kingdom
Time LimitThree Calendar Months
Time LimitTwelve Calendar Months
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 49, 8 December 1852.
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