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Regulations for carrying gold coastwise, detailing permit requirements, transire declarations, and penalties for non-compliance, referencing the Customs Regulation Act and Act 16 Victoria, No. 23.
1. The shipper or person in charge of gold carried coastwise must produce the gold to the Collector or proper Officer …
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OfficialCollector
Officialproper Officer of Customs
Officialmaster
OfficialWilliam C. Haines
LocationMelbourne
LocationGeelong
Act Reference16 Victoria, No. 23
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 44, 18 May 1855.
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