proclamation · 1853
This notice outlines general rules and regulations for vessels within Victorian ports, covering aspects like approaching ships, anchor buoys, gun discharge, Sunday work, and fire safety.
GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. No boat shall go alongside of any vessel entering any Port, …
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OfficialGovernment
OfficialImmigration
OfficialPort Officer
OfficialHarbor Master
OfficialHarbor Master
OfficialHarbor Master
OfficialPort Officer
OfficialHarbor Master
OfficialHarbor Master
LocationPorts of Melbourne and Geelong
LocationVictoria
Time Of Day10 o'clock P.M.
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 31, 1 June 1853.
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