proclamation · 1896
Governor Brassey's proclamation (2 March 1896) revoking the earlier-gazetted Ballarat East public half-holiday for 4 March, and appointing public and bank holidays on set March dates across Victorian towns and shires — incl. Ballarat East, Shires of East Loddon, Alexandra, Malvern, Bright, Euroa and South Gippsland, the City of Bendigo, and bank holidays at Lancefield, Daylesford, Geelong, Echuca, Swan Hill and others (Violet Town 'for Races'). Signed by Chief Secretary A. J. Peacock.
[ .1233 QUI SUPPLEMENT TO THE VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1896. Published by Authority. No. …
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GovernorThomas, Baron Brassey
GovernorBrassey
OfficialGovernor
OfficialGovernor
PublicationVictoria Government Gazette
PlaceVictoria
PlaceBallarat East
PlaceEast Loddon
PlaceAlexandra
PlaceMalvern
PlaceLancefield
PlaceNorthcote
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 31, 1896.
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