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other · 1836

This notice details the procedures for handling the money and effects of British seamen who die abroad, including the role of consuls and the remittance of unclaimed assets to a corporation for disabled seamen.

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OfficialCorporation for the Relief and Support " of sick, maimed, and disabled Seamen, and of " the Widow and Children of such as shall be " killed, slain, or drowned, in the Merchant Ser- " vice
OfficialHis Ma- jesty's Consul
OfficialPresident and Governors
OfficialMaster
OfficialOwner
OfficialExecutor
OfficialAdministrator
LocationAbroad
LocationBritish Consulate
LocationUnited Kingdom
Time PeriodThree Calendar Months
Time PeriodOne Month

NSW Government Gazette, No. 212, 1836.

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