notice · 1853
The Lieutenant Governor notifies that the proposed abolition of the Gold Digging License Fee does not affect the obligation to pay current fees until a new Act is passed.
PUBLIC NOTICE. HIS Excellency the Lieutenant Governor directs it to be notified, …
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OfficialJohn Foster
OfficialLieutenant Governor
OfficialHis Excellency
LocationMelbourne
Notice Date1st September, 1853
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 55, 21 September 1853.
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