appointment · 1852
Charles Ferguson, Esquire, Harbour Master, has been appointed a Member of the Immigration Board.
HIS Excellency the Lieutenant Governor has to appoint CHARLES FERGUSON, ESQUIRE, …
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OfficialCHARLES FERGUSON, ESQUIRE
RoleHarbour Master
OfficialMember of the Immigration Board
OfficialG. W. Rusden
OfficialColonial Secretary
LocationMelbourne
Notice Date5th March, 1852
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 10, 10 March 1852.
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