other · 1836
This notice outlines the legal process for seamen to recover wages not exceeding twenty pounds, involving a Justice of the Peace, potential distress and sale of goods, or seizure of the ship.
That in all Cases of Wages not exceeding Twenty Pounds which shall be due and payable to a Sea- man for his Service in …
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SeamanSea- man
MagistrateJustice of the Peace
OfficialMaster
OfficialOwner
PlaceCommon Gaol
LocationHis Majesty's Dominions
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 211, 2 March 1836.
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