Gazette issue · 1878

Victoria Government Gazette, No. 115, 6 November 1878

16 notices indexed. Every notice is free to read in preview; unlocking opens the corrected text and original scan.

A case of small-pox on the s.s. Hankow led to quarantine measures, Oliver Morris Spencer was appointed Consul-other
Notice regarding the importation of cattle and sheep from Great Britain, Ireland, Canada, and the United Stateother
An order revokes restrictions on the landing of cattle and sheep from Great Britain, Ireland, Canada, or the Uproclamation
New regulations are introduced for the importation of cattle and sheep into Victoria from places other than Auother
Regulations regarding certificates for cattle and sheep intended for export, ensuring they are free from infecother
Regulations detail the process for introducing cattle and sheep into the colony, including veterinary inspectinotice
Regulations detail the quarantine procedures, costs, and potential destruction of imported cattle and sheep foother
Regulations concerning the reporting and control of contagious diseases in quarantined cattle and sheep, and dnotice
Regulations concerning the import of stock, rescinding previous clauses and defining terms like 'Fittings' andother
A declaration by a vessel's master regarding the health of stock during a voyage, made under the provisions ofother
Two items welded: the tail of the Schedule C stock-quarantine application form (Diseases in Stock Act 1872), tproclamation
Fragment of the Kelly Gang Felons Apprehension Act 1878 summonses (murder of Constable Michael Scanlon at Striproclamation
Continuation of the Edward Kelly summons under the Felons Apprehension Act 1878: Edward Kelly of Greta, chargeproclamation
William Kingreward
Felons Apprehension Act 1878 summons to an unknown man supposed to be William King of Greta (nineteen or twentreward
Felons Apprehension Act 1878 summons to an unknown man supposed to be Charles Brown of King River (twenty-one,reward