proclamation · 1885
This notice proclaims Easter Tuesday, April 7, 1885, as a special public holiday in Victoria to facilitate a military encampment at Frankston.
W HEREAS it has been arranged that a Military Encamp- ment shall take place at Frankston during the Easter Holidays: …
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OfficialGovernor of Victoria
OfficialChief Secretary
OfficialHenry B. Loch
OfficialGraham Berry
PlaceVictoria
PlaceFrankston
PlaceMelbourne
PlaceSt. James
PlaceCasterton
PlaceSandford
EventMilitary Encampment
EventEaster Holidays
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 35, 31 March 1885.
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