appointment · 1856
Chief Secretary's appointment (14 Jan 1856): Mounted Constable Thomas Murphy named Inspector of Slaughter-houses and of Cattle for the Castlemaine district, vice Constable David Primrose. Chunk head also carries a tail list of bonded-store keepers (De Pass Bros, Henty Learmonth & Co, etc.) and the Treasury endorsement (W. H. Hull).
De Pass Brothers and Co., 107, William-street, Melbourne Dingle, Francis, 169, Swanston-street, …
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PlaceMelbourne
PersonFrancis Dingle
PlaceMelbourne
PlaceMelbourne
PersonGeorge McQueen
PlaceMelbourne
PlaceMelbourne
PersonF. P. Stevens
PlaceMelbourne
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 10, 15 January 1856.
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