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Tolls are set for vessels passing or benefiting from a lighthouse, with different rates for coasting and oversea voyages, and specified abatements on payment.
2590 For every vessel belonging to the United King- dom (the same not belonging to Her Majesty, …
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OfficialALEX. CUNINGHAM
LocationEdinburgh
LocationMelbourne
Notice Date12th August, 1854
Notice Date14th November, 1854
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 105, 17 November 1854.
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