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The Victorian Government is changing the process for engaging and discharging seamen at the port of Melbourne, moving the duty to the Government Shipping Office from licensed shipping agents starting April 1, 1859.
44.-MARCH 29TH, 1859.-1. Department of Trade and Customs, Melbourne, 25th March, 1859. …
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PlaceMelbourne
OrgGove Govent
PlaceMelbourne
Commissioner Of Trade And CustomsHenry Miller
PlaceWilliamstown
RoleHarbor Pilot
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 44, 1859.
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