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Notice is given that the Local Customs Laws require gold to be entered at the Custom House upon exportation, with an option for confidential information handling.
670 Custom House, Melbourne, Victoria, 14th October, 1851. EXPORT OF GOLD. …
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OfficialJames H. N. Cassell
RoleCollector
OrgCustom House
LocationMelbourne
LocationVictoria
Notice Date14th October, 1851
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 17, 1851.
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