proclamation · 1874
Proclamation by Governor Sir George Ferguson Bowen (with the Executive Council), under the Public Health Statute 1865, declaring the Port of Lyttelton, New Zealand, infected with smallpox and imposing quarantine on all vessels, boats, persons and goods arriving from or having touched there. Given at Melbourne 15 June 1874; countersigned J. G. Francis, Chief Secretary.
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OfficialSIR GEORGE FERGUSON BOWEN
PlaceColony of Victoria
PlaceNew Zealand
EventQUARANTINE
LocationVictoria
LocationNew Zealand
Publication DateFRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1874
Notice DateTUESDAY, JUNE 16
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 41, 16 June 1874.
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