other · 1887
Regulations for the Centennial International Exhibition of 1888 in Melbourne, covering fire safety, waste disposal, public convenience, employee duties, storage of empty cases, and customs procedures for imported goods.
November 8, 1887. 3244 any person who is found using any lighted pipe or open light in the buildings, gardens, …
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OfficialExecutive Commissioners
OfficialCustoms
Officialexhibitors
Officialimporter
Officialagent
Officialofficers of Customs
LocationMelbourne
Notice DateNovember 8, 1887
Declaration Date18 day of
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 107, 8 November 1887.
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