proclamation · 1886
A proclamation declares Thursday, January 21st, 1886, as a public half-holiday at Creswick.
[ 49 ] DIEU SOTT QUI M ALY PE ET STV MON BIGSNEO SUPPLEMENT TO THE VICTORIA DROIT GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, …
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GovernorSir HENRY BROUGHAM LOCH
GovernorHenry B. Loch
Chief SecretaryGraham Berry
DeceasedCONSTABLE THOMAS RYAN
LocationVICTORIA
LocationCreswick
LocationMelbourne
LocationAllendale
LocationKingston
LocationSmeaton
LocationClunes
Publication DateFRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1886
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 4, 12 January 1886.
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