proclamation · 1880
Bank Holidays proclamation by Governor Normanby appointing special bank holidays at Branxholme (9 March), Elmore (10 March) and Tatura (17 March) 1880, plus bank half-holidays at Warrnambool (17–18 March); signed Normanby, countersigned by Robert Ramsay, Chief Secretary. (Chunk also holds the tail of a separate Order in Council appointing Stony Creek a polling-place for the Myrtle Creek division of the Ovens electoral district — column weld.)
Bent. pursuance of the provisions contained in the 73rd section of IN The Electoral Act 1865, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialGovernor
OfficialGovernor of Victoria
OfficialChief Secretary
PersonNORMANBY
OfficialRobert Ramsay
OfficialGovernment Printer
OfficialJohn Ferres
LocationSTONY CREEK
LocationBranxholme
LocationElmore
LocationTatura
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 25, 8 March 1880.
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Near this placeSTONY CREEK · Branxholme · Elmore · Tatura · Warrnambool