proclamation · 1897
Proclamation by Governor Thomas, Baron Brassey appointing April 1897 public and bank holidays across Victoria: bank holidays at Drouin & Warragul (7th), Hamilton (8th), Jamieson (9th) and Harrow (23rd); public holidays in the Shires of Maffra (8th), Deakin (14th), Yea (21st), a bank holiday at Allendale (21st), and a colony-wide public holiday on Tuesday 20th April. Melbourne, 2 April 1897.
PUBLIC AND BANK HOLIDAYS. PROCLAMATION By His Excellency the Right Honorable Thomas, Baron Brassey, …
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GovernorThomas, Baron Brassey
GovernorBrassey
OfficialGovernor
OfficialChief Secretary
LocationVictoria
LocationDrouin
LocationWarragul
LocationShire of Maffra
LocationHamilton
LocationJamieson
LocationShire of Deakin
LocationVictoria
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 37, 2 April 1897.
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