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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.
N OTICE is hereby given that EDWIN GORDON, of Victoria Parade, Colling- wood, gentleman, …
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InventorEdwin Gordon
OfficialJ. Moore
OfficialAssistant Colonial Secretary
OfficialOfficer for Patents
OfficialLieutenant Governor
LocationVictoria Parade
LocationColling- wood
LocationColony of Victoria
LocationColony of Victoria
Legislation17 Victoria, No. 15
Notice Datefirst day of August
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 69, 3 August 1854.
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