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This notice details promotions, reductions, resignations, discharges, absconded personnel, and dismissals within the Police Department, along with dismissals from the Penal Department, and notes the Acting Chief Commissioner.
881 William Ritchie, ditto Patrick Kerman, ditto Thomas Moran, ditto Peter Kidd, ditto John McKenzie, …
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PersonWilliam Ritchie
PersonPatrick Kerman
PersonThomas Moran
PersonPeter Kidd
PersonJohn McKenzie
PersonEdward Basedon
PersonJohn Kennedy
PersonRichard Turner
PersonWasdale Meadway
PersonJohn Dwyer
PersonHenry Darkie
PersonCharles M. Neilson
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 28, 7 April 1854.
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People in this noticePatrick Kerman · Thomas Moran · Peter Kidd · John McKenzie · Edward Basedon · John Kennedy
Also on page 15This notice contains administrative details from the Chief Commissione · Title Deeds have been transmitted to the Colonial Treasury for deliver · A list of land parcels in Prahran with associated acreage and purchase
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