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notice · 1901

Three distinct notices welded into one chunk (5 June 1901, late-colonial Victoria, weeks after Federation): (1) Private Secretary F. S. Campbell announces Legislative Council election writs for five Provinces — North Central, North-Western, South-Eastern, South Yarra (to fill the vacancy from Sir F. T. Sargood's resignation) and Western; (2) Speaker F. C. Mason issues a Legislative Assembly writ for the Electoral District of Bogong; (3) Lieutenant-Governor Sir John Madden proclaims public holidays (mostly for race days) at the Shire of Lexton, City of Bendigo, Shire of South Gippsland and Shire of Lillydale, countersigned by Chief Secretary W. A. Trenwith.

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[--1833] DIEU NI SOIT QUI M ET MONE DROIT THIRD SUPPLEMENT ΤΟ ΤΠΕ VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, ΜΑΥ 31, 1901. …

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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 66, 5 June 1901.