other · 1861
Revised Victorian immigration/assisted-passage regulations, issued by THOMAS LOADER (Commissioner of Trade and Customs, Melbourne) on 15 April 1861 by His Excellency the Governor in Council's command. Sets the remittance scheme for residents to bring relatives and friends from the United Kingdom to Victoria via 'Passage Warrants' (fee scale by age/sex; application Forms A/B/C; offices in Melbourne, Geelong, Ballaarat, Castlemaine, Sandhurst, Beechworth and 16 other towns), plus separate schemes for the free passage of single females and for introducing European vinedressers and wine/oil workers. Published as the Second Supplement to the Victoria Government Gazette No. 61.
[777] SOIT QUI MA PENS S DIEU ET ON MON DROIT SECOND SUPPLEMENT TO THE VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF TUESDAY, …
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OfficialThomas Loader
OfficialEmigration Officer
OfficialImmigration Officer
LocationVictoria
LocationMelbourne
LocationUnited Kingdom
LocationVictoria
LocationVictoria
LocationUnited Kingdom
LocationVictoria
Publication DateTUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1861
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 61, 17 April 1861.
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