appointment · 1859
Two notices: Edward Cary Dunn, Esq. appointed Returning Officer for the Electoral District of Geelong West (replacing M. W. Pitcher, resigned through illness); and a quarantine proclamation detaining the ship Morning Light and her crew at Point Nepean, after small-pox was reported aboard the vessel newly arrived in Port Phillip Bay from Liverpool. Both by command of His Excellency the Governor, signed John O'Shanassy, Chief Secretary, Melbourne, 22 August 1859.
[Royal Crest] SECOND SUPPLEMENT TO THE VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1859. Published by Authority. …
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OfficialEdward Cary Dunn
OfficialM. W. Pitcher
OfficialJohn O'Shanassy
ShipMORNING LIGHT
ShipMorning Light
PlaceGeelong West
PlaceMelbourne
PlacePort Phillip Bay
PlacePoint Nepean
PlacePoint Nepean
OfficialVictoria Government Gazette
OfficialReturning Officer
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 134, 22 August 1859.
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