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proclamation · 1884

A proclamation declares Thursday, April 17, 1884, a Bank Holiday at Merino, and a separate notice offers a free pardon to an accomplice in a bank robbery at Horsham.

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IN pursuance of the provisions contained in the fifth section of The Bank Holidays Act 1873, I, …

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OfficialNormanby
OfficialGraham Berry
OfficialGovernor of Victoria
OfficialChief Secretary
OrgThe Bank Holidays Act 1873
BankLONDON CHARTERED BANK
EventBank Holiday
CrimeMONEY STOLEN FROM THE LONDON CHARTERED BANK, HORSHAM
Legal ActionFREE PARDON TO AN ACCOMPLICE
LocationVictoria
LocationMerino
LocationMelbourne

NSW Government Gazette, No. 46, 10 April 1884.

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