notice · 1887

Peter Lalor, Speaker, notifies his intention to issue a writ for an election for the Electoral District of Dalhousie on March 11, 1887.

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[ 703 ] SOIT QUI MAL DIEU ETS MON DROIT SUPPLEMENT TO THE VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1887. …

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OfficialCHIEF SECRETARY

OfficialSpeaker

OfficialPeter Lalor

OfficialGovernor

OfficialSir HENRY BROUGHAM LOCH

OfficialHenry B. Loch

OfficialChief Secretary

OfficialCharles H. Pearson

EventElection of a Member to serve in the Legislative Assembly of Victoria

Government BodyLegislative Assembly of Victoria

PublicationVictoria Government Gazette

Government BodyExecutive Council

Victoria Government Gazette, No. 22, 8 March 1887.

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