proclamation · 1859
Proclamation by Governor Sir Henry Barkly (countersigned John O'Shanassy, Chief Secretary), 9 August 1859, appointing the polling places and division boundaries for contested Legislative Assembly elections across Victorian electoral districts (South Bourke, West Bourke, Mornington, South Gipps Land, Kilmore, Murray, Creswick, Maldon, South Grant, Villiers and Heytesbury, Ballaarat West, Grenville, etc.), boundaries as defined by the Order in Council of 21 March 1859. Two-page schedule under one signature.
1680 POLLING PLACES FOR CERTAIN ELECTORAL DISTRICTS. …
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GovernorSIR HENRY BARKLY
GovernorSir Henry Barkly
Government BodyLegislative Council of the Colony of Victoria
Government BodyLegislative Assembly of Victoria
Government BodyExecutive Council
PlaceColony of Victoria
PlaceVictoria
PlaceSouth Bourke
PlaceBulleen
PlaceTemplestowe
PlaceBoroondara
PlaceHawthorn
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 125, 10 August 1859.
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