notice · 1843
Melbourne advertisements and notices, incl. the Port Phillip Bank calling in its notes to wind up; James Dobson's thanks to the electors of Gipps Ward on his election as Common Councilman; Spencer Brothers' cheap black tea; and J. Heminsley's servants' registry office, Collins Street.
[35] TO PERSONS OF MODERATE CAPITAL DESIROUS OF ENTERING THE PUBLIC BUSINESS. …
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OfficialMAYOR
OfficialASSESSORS
RoleELECTORS
OfficialCommon Councilman
OfficialJames Dobson
PersonJ. Heminsley
PersonMr. Dinwondie
RoleSadler
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 9, 1 March 1843.
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