notice · 1854
A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office regarding Letters Patent for an invention by Frederick Acheson, inviting objections.
Colonial Secretary's Office, Melbourne, 28th April, 1854. LETTERS PATENT FOR INVENTION.
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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 45, 2 June 1854.
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Also on page 2Lands available for selection under the 12th Clause of the Act of Parl · Lots 11 and 12 in the Geelong land sale of June 29th, 1854, are withdr · A holiday was declared for the day Lieutenant Governor Sir Charles Hot · Frederick Acheson has petitioned for Letters Patent for improvements i
Elsewhere in this issueA proclamation by the Officer administering the Government of Victoria · The Burial Ground of the "Old Cemetery" in Melbourne is ordered to be · A proclamation announcing the prorogation of the Legislative Council o · The Officer administering the Government further prorogues the Legisla · All 103 notices in this issue
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