proclamation · 1887
A proclamation establishing the Sanatorium at Cut-Paw-Paw as a quarantine station and ordering the detention of Alexander Pirrie for medical observation due to small-pox concerns in Tasmania.
WHEREAS by The Public Health Statute 1865 (28 Vict. No. …
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OfficialGovernor
OfficialExecutive Council
PlaceVictoria
PlaceShire of Wyndham
PlaceThe Sanatorium
PersonJames Warnes
OfficialCrown Solicitor
PlaceMelbourne
GovernorHenry B. Loch
OfficialDuncan Gillies
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 97, 7 October 1887.
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