notice · 1864
Two Volunteer-Force notices from the Second Supplement (No. 31, 23 March 1864). Chief Secretary J. McCulloch grants Civil Service officers who belong to Volunteer Corps leave from their offices on Wed 30 March to receive military instruction in camp (subject to department-head consent). Separately, W. A. D. Anderson (Volunteer Office, by order of the Colonel Commandant) notifies that commissioned officers whose corps enrolment has expired retain the privileges of Unattached Officers of the Volunteer Force.
[729] DIEU ET MON DROIT SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE SECOND SUPPLEMENT TO THE VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF TUESDAY, MARCH 22, …
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OfficialMembers of the Civil Service
OfficialMembers of Volunteer Corps
OfficialJ. McCulloch
OfficialColonel Commandant
OfficialCommissioned Officers
OfficialUnattached Officers
OfficialW. A. D. Anderson
OfficialJohn Ferres
OfficialGovernment Printer
LocationMelbourne
LocationMelbourne
LocationMelbourne
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 31, 23 March 1864.
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