appointment · 1851
Mr. Ambrose Maurice Holway, Chief Constable, was appointed Inspector of Distilleries at Wangaratta, Ovens River, Port Phillip.
Sydney, 24th April, 1851. Inspector of Distilleries. …
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OfficialMr. Ambrose Maurice Holway
OfficialE. DEA'S THOMSON
RoleChief Constable
OfficialInspector of Distil- leries
LocationSydney
LocationWangaratta
LocationOvens River
LocationPort Phillip
Notice Date24th April, 1851
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 24, 13 May 1851.
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