proclamation · 1856
Major-General Edward Macarthur, Senior Military Officer administering the Government of Victoria, proclaims (Melbourne, 27 Feb 1856) that all ships arriving from Mauritius with smallpox aboard (or any case within 14 days of arrival), and their crews and passengers, must perform at least 14 clear days' quarantine after the last case recovers; countersigned William C. Haines.
DIEU ul NI-SOIT QUI-M VET MON S NDROIT VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 24.] EXTRAORDINARY. Published by Authority. …
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OfficialMAJOR-GENERAL MACARTHUR
PlaceColony of Victoria
PlaceMauritius
LocationVictoria
LocationColony of Victoria
Publication DateWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1856.
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 24, 27 February 1856.
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