proclamation · 1859
Proclamation of Governor Sir Henry Barkly (countersigned by Chief Secretary John O'Shanassy), Melbourne, 9 May 1859, revoking the 14 April 1859 quarantine proclamation against ships from Mauritius now that the island is reported free of smallpox; vessels from Mauritius may again proceed in Port Phillip Bay and passengers may land.
[Royal Crest] SUPPLEMENT TO THE VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1859. Published by Authority. No. …
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LocationMAURITIUS
OfficialSir HENRY BARKLY
LocationColony of Victoria
RoleVice-Admiral
LocationMAURITIUS
Publication DateTUESDAY, MAY 10, 1859
Publication DateTUESDAY, MAY 10
Publication Date1859
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 73, 10 May 1859.
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