other · 1887
An order from the Executive Council in Melbourne dated August 29, 1887, mandates the inspection of vessels arriving from New South Wales, Queensland, or the Northern Territory of South Australia, particularly those with trans-shipped passengers from specific Eastern ports and Port Darwin, due to concerns about small-pox.
August 29, 1887. 2586 SMALL-POX.—INSPECTION OF VESSELS AT THE QUARANTINE STATION ARRIVING FROM NEW SOUTH WALES, …
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OfficialHis Excellency the Governor
PlaceNEW SOUTH WALES
PlaceQUEENSLAND
PlaceHONG KONG
PlaceSINGAPORE
PlacePORT DARWIN
PlaceMelbourne
EventSMALL-POX
LocationNEW SOUTH WALES
LocationQUEENSLAND
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 82, 26 August 1887.
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