other · 1848
This notice discusses proposed legislative changes for self-governance and trade uniformity in South Australia, New South Wales, and Port Phillip, recommending elective members in legislatures and power for councils to alter institutions, subject to Queen in Council confirmation.
In South Australia no such obstacles have ever existed, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 130, 14 November 1848.
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