A photocopy of the certificate of freedom stub, containing descriptive information about the convict, and may include subsequent notations.

When the 7-, 10- or 14-year sentence of a convict had expired he or she was eligible to apply for a Certificate of Freedom, a document that proved he had served his sentence and was now was free and eligible to travel wherever he liked.

The certificate itself was given to the convict, and the stub was retained by the office of the Principal Superintendant of Convicts (or, later, the Convict Branch of the Police Department).

A photocopy of the certificate of freedom stub will be supplied.

Price is reduced if the reference number is supplied.