notice · 1853
This notice outlines regulations for vessels and their crews within Victorian ports, covering aspects like gun discharge, anchoring procedures, Sunday work, fire safety, and the handling of deceased persons.
3. All vessels are to unshot their guns before they anchor, and no guns or fire-arms, except in self-defence, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialHarbor Master
OfficialPort Officer
OfficialMaster
OfficialCoroner
OfficialHealth Officer
LocationPorts of Melbourne
LocationGeelong
LocationVictoria
LocationPort or harbor of Victoria
LocationPorts of Victoria
Locationthe said Colony
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 35, 22 June 1853.
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