Parliamentary Papers, Volume 17H.M. Stationery Office, 1869 - Great Britain |
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acres aforesaid amend amount APPENDIX Article British Guiana British North America certificate Children Chinese Passenger Ship City coal colony contract of service conveyed in private coolies Court Crown lands Date Depôt district Ditto east embarked EMIGRATION COMMISSIONERS Emigration Officer employer engagement estates exceeding Falkland Islands fees Females Government Emigration Board Governor granted Grenada hereby herein-after Hibernian India Indies industrial residence Infants issued labourer Labuan lease lessee liable Males Mauritius months NAME OF SHIPS Natal Nestorian Number of Emigrants old immigrant Ordinance paid Park Street party passages passed payment penalty person police ports private vessels Protector of Immigrants purchase Queensland received regulations rent Schedule Sept showing the Number South Australia South Wales stamp duty Statute Adults stipendiary magistrate TABLE showing Tasmania term thence thereof thousand eight hundred ticket Total Souls United Kingdom Victoria Voyage wages WALCOTT waste lands Western Australia Westminster
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