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Edwin Gordon has petitioned for Letters Patent for his invention, 'The Composite Girder', for use in bridges or buildings, with objections to be filed within two months.
NOTICE is hereby given that EDWIN GORDON, of Victoria Parade, Colling- wood, gentleman, …
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ApplicantEdwin Gordon
OfficialJ. Moore
Rolegentleman
LocationVictoria Parade
LocationColling- wood
LocationColony of Victoria
LocationColony of Victoria
Act Year17 Victoria
Notice DateAUGUST 8TH, 1854
Objection Start Datethis first day of August
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 53, 20 June 1854.
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