appointment · 1854
The Lieutenant Governor appoints Resdown Plains, the station of J. P. Rowe, Esq., as an additional polling place for the Loddon Electoral District.
WHEREAS by an Act of the Colonial Legislature of New South Wales, passed in the fourteenth year of Her Majesty's Reign, …
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OfficialLieutenant Governor
OfficialGovernor
PersonMr. Ross
PersonBayes
PersonJ. P. Rowe
OfficialCHAS HOТНАМ
OfficialJohn Foster
RoleQueen
LocationNew South Wales
LocationVictoria
LocationMelbourne
LocationCastle Donnington
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 66, 1854.
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