proclamation · 1856
Major-General Edward Macarthur (administering the Government of Victoria after Hotham's death, with Chief Secretary William C. Haines countersigning) proclaims new polling places for the first Legislative Assembly elections under the new electoral Act -- abolishing the August-4 polling places and appointing replacements across the South, Eastern and North-Western Electoral Provinces (e.g. Gisborne to vote at Keilor and the Gap; Anglesey, Benalla, Euroa, Avenel, Mansfield, Violet Town and Seymour at Benalla and Seymour; Carlsruhe and Seymour West at Kilmore and Kyneton). Melbourne, 23 August 1856.
NI SOIT QUI・MA OH LY-PEN S S DOIT. N EU ETMON SUPPLEMENT TO THE VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. …
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OfficialMajor-General MACARTHUR
OfficialMajor-General MACARTHUR
EventElection
LocationColony of Victoria
LocationColony of Victoria
LocationSOUTH PROVINCE
LocationEASTERN PROVINCE
Publication DateAUGUST 22, 1856
Publication DateSATURDAY, AUGUST 23.
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 104, 22 August 1856.
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