proclamation · 1856
Proclamation by Major-General Edward Macarthur (administering the Government of Victoria after Hotham's death), countersigned by Chief Secretary William C. Haines, abolishing existing polling places and appointing new ones for the South Electoral Province ahead of Victoria's first elections under responsible government, Melbourne, 20 August 1856. Followed by an ELECTORAL ROLLS notice (Haines) advising that copies of the Electoral Rolls for the Central and South Provinces are available at the City Police Office (Swanston Street) and District Police Office (Little Collins Street East). Second Supplement to Gazette No. 102.
ON SOIT QUT・MA W DIBUET MON NDIDIT. SECOND SUPPLEMENT TO THE VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. …
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OfficialMACARTHUR
OfficialEdward Macarthur
OfficialWilliam C. Haines
OfficialChief Secretary
PlaceVictoria
PlaceSOUTH PROVINCE
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 102, 19 August 1856.
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