proclamation · 1854
Sir Charles Hotham proclaims Resdown Plains as an additional polling place for the Loddon District, Victoria, on July 22, 1854.
ADDITIONAL POLLING PLACE FOR THE LODDON DISTRICT. PROCLAMATION By His Excellency SIR CHARLES HOтнам, …
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OfficialSIR CHARLES HOтнам
PersonMr. Ross
PersonBayes
PersonJ. P. Rowe, Esq.
OfficialCHAS ПОTHAM
OfficialJohn Foster
OfficialLieutenant Governor
OfficialGovernor
GovernmentColonial Legislature of New South Wales
Electionelection
ReignHer Majesty's Reign
ReignHer Majesty's Reign
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 67, 28 July 1854.
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