other · 1855
Penalties are outlined for gold shipped without proper permits or not produced to customs officers upon arrival, referencing specific sections of the Customs Regulation Act and 16 Victoria, No. 23.
owner and master of the vessel will be subject to the penalties set forth in the "Customs Regu- lation Act." 4. …
Read the corrected notice
The full corrected transcription, the exact page region of the original scan, a clean downloadable page and citation tools.
Recorded in this notice
Roleowner
Rolemaster
OfficialOfficer of Customs
OfficialWilliam C. Haines
Legislation16 Victoria, No. 23
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 43, 15 May 1855.
The trail continues
Every record leads to another — follow the people, pages and weeks that surround this notice.
People in this noticeWilliam C. Haines
Also on page 6The Lieutenant Governor has appointed Melbourne, Geelong, Portland, an · The Lieutenant Governor has appointed several offices in Melbourne as · This notice lists offices and banks in Melbourne, Geelong, Portland, a · A reward of fifty pounds is offered for information leading to the app
Elsewhere in this issueHis Excellency the Governor will hold a Levee at the Government Office · Claud Farie, Esquire, was appointed Chairman for a meeting of resident · E. Henry M. Mount, Esquire, Surgeon, was appointed Coroner for the Dis · Regulations concerning the deposit and exportation of gold, including · All 89 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyVictoria Government Gazette 18 May 1855 · 113 notices
Similar noticesRegulations for carrying gold coastwise, detailing permit requirements 1855 · This notice details penalties for improper keeping, falsification, or 1855 · This notice details amendments to the Passengers Act, outlining penalt 1856 · British vessel masters arriving at Bangkok must report to the British 1857