proclamation · 1886
The Ararat Lunatic Asylum is proclaimed as a Public Asylum under the Lunacy Statute, and operations under The Factories and Shops Act 1885 are suspended for several factories.
WHEREAS by the Lunacy Statute it was amongst other things enacted that the Governor in Council might from time to time …
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OfficialGovernor in Council
OfficialGovernor
PlaceVictoria
PlaceArarat
PlaceMelbourne
GovernorHenry B. Loch
Chief SecretaryAlfred Deakin
Government BodyExecutive Council
BusinessDAVIE AND FOX
PlaceBALLAARAT
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 133, 10 December 1886.
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