proclamation · 1857
Governor Sir Henry Barkly proclaims (22 June 1857, by command of Chief Secretary William C. Haines) new polling places for the Electoral District of East Bourke, abolishing those set 6 Sep 1856. Schedule fixes polls by division: Heidelberg; Pentridge (also Northcote, Campbellfield, Broadmeadows, Brunswick); Donnybrook (with Whittlesea, Broadmeadows); and Whittlesea (with Donnybrook).
• NI-S SOIT QUI・MA OM DIEU WIZNET MON SECOND SUPPLEMENT TO THE VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1857. …
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OfficialSIR HENRY BARKLY
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OfficialWilliam C. Haines
OfficialJohn Ferres
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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 71, 22 June 1857.
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