proclamation · 1862
Order in Council (His Excellency the Governor Sir Thomas Pratt in Council, Government House Melbourne, 28 April 1862) establishing inter-colonial Money Orders between Victoria and South Australia from 1 May 1862: money orders issuable at all Victorian post offices on South Australian offices the Adelaide Postmaster General notifies, premium 1s up to GBP5 / 2s up to GBP10, GBP10 maximum. Honorable George Samuel Evans, Postmaster General for Victoria, to give directions; attested J. H. Kay, Clerk of the Executive Council. Includes the list of South Australian money-order offices (Adelaide, Gawler, Kapunda, Mount Barker, Penola, etc.).
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OfficialSir Thomas Pratt, K.C.B.
OfficialMr. Haines
OfficialMr. Anderson
OfficialMr. Mitchell
ColonyVICTORIA
ColonySOUTH AUSTRALIA
TownMelbourne
LocationVICTORIA
LocationSOUTH AUSTRALIA
Publication DateMAY 2, 1862
Publication DateMAY 3
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 54, 2 May 1862.
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