notice · 1836
This notice outlines the process for seamen to recover wages not exceeding twenty pounds, allowing justices of the peace to issue warrants for distress and sale of goods or the ship itself if payment is not made.
[209] That in all Cases of Wages not exceeding Twenty Pounds which shall be due and payable to a Sea- man for his …
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SeamanSea- man
MasterMaster
OwnerOwner
MagistrateJustice of the Peace
MagistrateJustice
LocationHis Majesty's Dominions
LocationCommon Gaol of the County
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 212, 9 March 1836.
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