proclamation · 1863
Sandhurst mining board bye-law (28 May 1863) for the annual election of three managers of the gold-fields commons within the Mining District of Sandhurst - five numbered rules (ballot, written assent, count by chairman and clerk, twelve-month term, removal power); signed by board members Robert Ogilvie Smith, Samuel Joseph Black, William Clay, William Thompson, Campbell Houston, Wm. Blair, Jas. Kennedy and Alfred Richards, with H. B. Nicholas as chairman, and certified/gazetted by Chief Secretary John O'Shanassy.
Annual election.—That the annual election of managers of the gold fields commons within the mining district of …
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Recorded in this notice
Officialmanagers
Locationmining district of Sandhurst
Officialchairman
Officialclerk
OfficialRobert Ogilvie Smith
OfficialSamuel Joseph Black
OfficialWilliam Clay
OfficialWilliam Thompson
OfficialCampbell Houston
OfficialWm. Blair
OfficialJas. Kennedy
OfficialAlfred Richards
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 61, 10 June 1863.
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