appointment · 1880
Three notices: Samuel Warnock appointed Returning Officer for the Electoral District of Maldon (vice J. Warnock) and James Crowle for Rodney (vice C. Robinson); E. M. Curr authorized to sign accounts for the Board for the Protection of the Aborigines; and an Order in Council (Executive Council, Kyneton, 12 Feb 1880) revoking and appointing polling-places across the Benambra, South Gippsland, Ovens and Wimmera electoral districts. Signed Bryan O'Loghlen for the Chief Secretary; Graham Berry named Chief Secretary.
356 RETURNING OFFICERS. THE Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialSAMUEL WARNOCK, Esq.
OfficialJ. Warnock, Esq.
OfficialJAMES CROWLE, Esq.
OfficialC. Robinson, Esq.
OfficialBryan O'Loghlen
OfficialE. M. CURR, Esq.
OfficialBryan O'Loghlen
OfficialGraham Berry
OfficialRob. Wadsworth
OfficialJohn Ferres
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 14, 12 February 1880.
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This person elsewhereSAMUEL WARNOCK, Esq. 4 share this name
People in this noticeJ. Warnock, Esq. · JAMES CROWLE, Esq. · C. Robinson, Esq. · Bryan O'Loghlen · E. M. CURR, Esq. · Graham Berry
Elsewhere in this issueA proclamation by the Governor of Victoria appointing specific dates i · All 1 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyVictoria Government Gazette 9 February 1880 · 3 notices · Victoria Government Gazette 10 February 1880 · 1 notices · Victoria Government Gazette 13 February 1880 · 5 notices · Victoria Government Gazette 14 February 1880 · 13 notices
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