other · 1850
This notice outlines regulations for admitting goods to an exhibition, including customs procedures and agent recommendations, and lists recommended agents in various English cities for assisting foreigners with customs clearance for exhibition articles in 1851.
1989 The whole of the goods will be admitted, in the first instance, without payment of any duty; …
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OrgCustoms
AgentMr. Chinnery
PlaceLower Thames-street
PlaceFenchurch- street
AgentMessrs. McCracken
PlaceOld Jewry
AgentMr. D. Maclean
PlaceCustom House
AgentMr. C. T. Major
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 145, 1850.
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People in this noticeMr. D. Maclean · Mr. C. T. Major · Mr. John Ormston · Mr. John Hayward, Junior · Mr. John Friend · Mr. F. M. Faulkner
Also on page 5Her Majesty's Commissioners have resolved to award prizes in the form · This notice appears to be a fragment from a larger document, possibly
Elsewhere in this issueRegulations for admitting foreign manufactured articles for exhibition · The Board of Customs has made arrangements for admitting foreign and c · Packages for an exhibition will be sealed by the Board of Customs at t · The Commissioners intend to reward excellence in any department of an · All 38 notices in this issue
Near this placeLower Thames-street · Fenchurch- street · Old Jewry · Custom House · Billiter-street