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This notice details regulations for paying merchant seamen's wages, including timelines for payment after discharge or cargo delivery, penalties for delays, and requirements for masters to provide discharge certificates.

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And be it further enacted, That the Mas ter or Owner of every Ship shall and he is hereby required to pay to every …

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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 211, 2 March 1836.

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