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Regulations detailing the decimal system for expressing gold purity and government charges for gold deposits, including allowances for deficits.
655 8. According to the decimal system, fine gold is expressed as 1000-0, and standard gold of 22 carats as 916-6; …
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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 20, 10 March 1854.
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